Civilian Cupolaes By STERLING F. GREEN WASHINGTON
Shortages of copper and lead threaten civilian belt-tightening in 1945 as the War Production Board considers halving civilian copper and lead tonnages. Lead curtailment will affect batteries paint tetraethyl lead and other items while copper affects hooks eyes and farm accessories. Overall copper and lead supplies are strained but other metals and steel allocations are easing, with carbon steel civilian allotments dropping sharply for next quarter.
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OPA Officials Meet Midwest Livestock Advisory Members
Washington officials and 25 advisory committee members from the middlewest livestock industry gathered in Kansas City to discuss proposed price controls. The meeting aimed to align policy with industry needs and curb rising costs while ensuring supply.
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Allied cut corridor to Bastogne holds firm against counterattacks
From Paris December 28 supreme headquarters reports a mile wide American corridor to Bastogne remains secure after German pressure. The besieged garrison of several thousand men was reinforced as the largest Allied airlift yet completed with at least 842 C-47 drops over December 23 to 27.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Paris
Bastogne
Local Couple Found Dead in Stroudion Home
Police report a 43 year old Poin Hayes and his partner were found dead at their residence in Chalys after neighbors raised alarms about a missing visit. Investigators found multiple stoves closed and suspect foul play though no clear motive or suspect is named.
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Negro orphans moved to Taft public schools policy announced
Oklahoma City dispatch reports 64 Negro orphans from Durie Schools will be transferred to Taft public schools next semester under a new state board policy. Mrs. George Calvert, vice chair, said the move will release eight teachers at the Taft institute and integrate students into Negro public schools statewide. Read the Ada News wart ads.
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