Huge U S plan to build plants and dams for aluminum
The piece outlines a national effort to secure 1.2 to 2 billion pounds of aluminum annually for defense, detailing Alcoa's expansion, seven new government and private plants, RFC loans of about 35 million dollars, and the goal to boost output to 725 million pounds per year by 1942. It notes planed government contracts with Alcoa and other firms, and emphasizes aluminum’s role in aircraft, tanks, and ships.
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U. S. Defense
New Noe
America
United States
William Knudsen
OPM
Aluminum Company of Amer“Alcoa
House Military Affairs Committee On Defense
Congress
Navy
Army
Aluminum Company of America
Alcoa
RFC
Reynolds Metals Company
Listerhill
Ala
Longview
Wash
War Department
Bohn Aluminum and Brass Corporation
Union Carbide and Carbon
Olin Corporation
Metals Reserve Company
Aluminum Company of Canada
U. S
Canada
Pennsylvania’ Avenue
Treasury
Red Cross
United Service Organizations
Marines
Washington
Potomac
Hitler
Planning Board
State Department
National Resources Planning Board
Frederic Delano
REA Promotes Food From Home Nutrition Plan
The Rural Electrification Administration proposes using one room schools served by co operatives to install food preservation gear and a small mill. The aim is to feed children warm lunches and teach nutrition while creating community food centers. The plan ties to a Wallace creed of strong bodies and alert minds and links to a broader push for peacetime production planning.
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WNU Sen
Hf Street
Washington
D. C
Grand Island
Neb
Rural Electrification Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude Wickard
Federal Security
Paul McNutt
Education
John Studebaker
REA
Harry Slattery
Wallace
USDA Develops 150 New Cotton Hosiery Designs
The U S department of agriculture reports over 1 million distinct cotton stocking designs now available to the hosiery industry. Textile technologist David H Young developed full fashioned cotton hosiery designs for all occasions amid cotton surplus concerns and potential silk shortages.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home
Congress
Department of Agriculture
David H. Young
Department
Morale and defense bonds funds rise from youth groups
A Florida and New Mexico chapter of the Future Farmers of America each bought a $1,000 defense bond while Mississippi youths, ages 14 to 21, purchased a $3,000 bond with coins. The note argues production is solved, but distribution requires national legislation.
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Association of Future Farmers of America
Florida
New Mexico
Mississippi
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