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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...most studied estimate of the future came from Roy Wenzlick, the house-building industry's top economist. Said he: "You will build between 7 and 10% fewer dwellings than in 1948. I expect the total . . . will be 850,000." Wenzlick also predicted that construction costs will drop slightly in a few months, a little more later in the year, and then level...
...drawing-up of the defense budget, the question of appropriations rapidly breaking down into the ever-present problem of the specific wartime jobs of the three services. The duplication in equipment and personnel resulting from this unsettled question of military functions has been estimated to have jumped the total proposed defense appropriation of $14,218,000,000 by one-quarter...
...down to a fraction of its former size. Procurement of materials was centralized in one agency, and a munitions board was set up to try and cut the severe overlapping in buying arms. Research agencies were consolidated. A review board was formed to evaluate new weapons. But the total savings to the nation's expenditure resulting from these meetings have so far been insignificant--Forrestal estimated them as $10,000,000 last year, approximately the cost of a single modern destroyer--and the fundamental inter-service jurisdictional disputes are still unsolved; it is now Eisenhower's job to solve them...
Mulverhill explains that the AF of L still controls the dining halls and that the employee's union members are drawn from the maids, police officers, and employees of the University Press and bindery. Total number of members is well over...
...Rockwell, lf 2 0 4 Gabler 0 0 0 Bramhall, rf 0 1 1 McCurdy 5 2 12 Prior, c 8 2 19 Smith 3 2 8 Covey, lg 3 2 8 Gannon, rg 1 0 2 Crosby 0 0 0 Davis 2 2 6 Petrillo 1 1 3 Total...