OPA predicts rationing will ease in coming year
On his first anniversary as ration books issuer Paul M. O Leary says the next year will likely see less rationing. He notes no current plans to ration items though staff may discuss possibilities. past books include sugar coffee shoes gasoline fuel oil and processed foods.
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Berlin Builds Fortifications
The Berlin radio described new anti aircraft artillery towers as gigantic structures with ferro concrete walls as thick as 15 kilometers of the west wall. Including a crew of 200, civilian shelter, childbirth room, and protection for art, the towers use twin guns and new ammunition to defend against high and low flying enemies. Hitler youth crews aged 15 to 16 assist in operations.
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Lightning travels upward faster than it strikes earth says engineer
Westinghouse engineer Charles F. Wagner explains the brightest part of a lightning bolt travels upward from ground to cloud at about 20 000 miles per second while the downward stroke is around 100 miles per second. He says the heat rather than impact topples trees. Brazil is described as the fourth largest country by area in South America.
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War Production Board proposes six point civilian relief plan
The WPB committee warns that all civilians will suffer in 1943 with a 15 to 20 percent cut in goods and services. It calls to extend rationing, shift labor from civilian manufacturing, boost retail productivity, cut less essential items, safeguard minimum needs, and educate the public. The report notes greater wartime impact next year and aims to free resources for munitions.
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U.P
War Production Board
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WPB
Office of Civilian Supply
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Four-Point Plan to Balance War Industry and Civilians
A government report outlines a wartime allocation scheme with four goals. First, ensure transfer to war industry where needed. Second, protect basic civilian needs with minimum consumption levels. Third, use remaining resources to meet essential civilian goods. Fourth, distribute civilian goods equitably and curb luxury or nonessential business practices.
Farmer Ves tal's farm woes marked by first theft
Madison Indiana report notes Frank Vestal's farm home had long kept an open door. Thieves last week entered for the first time, stealing four hams six other meat cuts a can of lard and a bag of potatoes amid wartime rationing. Local police urged vigilance and support for war bonds.
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U.P
Frank Vestal
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