Public's mail power upsets Washington price debate
A Washington analysis notes public letters to Congress sway policy on price controls and OPA. It contrasts rising mail influence with lobby pressure from unions and manufacturers, citing NORC polls and a March ORC survey. The piece argues that letters to reps shape votes when they align with public polls.
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National Manufacturers' Association
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America Eats More Meat Despite Shortages
The speaker cites Fortune magazine and Census data to argue Americans now eat more meat than before, averaging about 160 pounds per person annually versus 127 pounds prewar. He notes income gains and uneven distribution, with low income groups receiving much of the rise while many still face limited access. He insists the country has more to spare for others abroad.
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Rats Cost Half Billion A Year In War Era
Rats wreck vast amounts of grain and food yearly, with the U S government seeking new rodenticides 1080 sodium fluoroacetate and antu as efficient controls. Weather reports predict uncertain crop growth, while wartime health concerns prompt tighter checks on war brides infants. Canned meat rules reserve 60 percent of output for government use. Grain futures and Cuban sugar prices influence markets. ATC launches Tokyo air route via Adak, reducing travel time. Oddities note a hornet nest on a breakfast room window.
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Special Army
Zebulon Vance
New Uses Found Demand for Potatoes Is Heavy
Washington reports stronger demand as new potato uses emerge and distillers buy above support prices to convert into alcohol. Potatoes also feed livestock and poultry when processed into flour, starch, and glucose. Shipments hit record highs with California leading. a nationwide support buying program operates in multiple states, absorbing about 500 cars last week and averaging 1,717 daily, with much likely diverted to schools, relief, and industrial needs beyond alcohol.
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Spool Shelves for Trinkets Pattern and Supplies
Interesting corner shelves are 10 inches wide and 7 inches deep at the bottom. They hold small items like match holders and china. new glues let shelves be welded for weight. Mrs. Spears provides an actual-size pattern with directions for cutting and finishing the curved corner shelves and a larger set in Pattern No 255. Address:
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