Industry Goes Over The Top In Production
The piece lauds American industry’s war production surge from April to June and projected year end outputs, praising plants from Ford to Boeing and Willow Run. It notes shortages and delays fading, ship output issues, steel plate delays, and a growing submarine fleet, ending with a claim the U S now understands war production better than before.
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Paul Mallon
Ing
Ford
Boeing
Consolidated
Seattle
San Diego
Willow Run
Chrysler
United Nations
Atlantic
Pacific
Ial
U. S
America
von Ludendorff
United States
OVA Approves Gas and Tires for Migratory Laborers
Senator Tydings announced that the Office of Price Administration will authorize migratory labor leaders in Southern states to obtain gasoline enabling workers to reach Maryland and other seaboard states to harvest crops. The measure follows talks with Paul M. O'Leary and involves F. B. Gambrill in Baltimore, with Maryland's delegation backing the plan to move surplus labor to the Eastern Shore.
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Tydings
Office of Price Administration
Maryland
Seaboard
Paul M. O’leary
F. B. Gambrill
Baltimore
Senator Radcliffe
Mr. O'Leary
Navy to Feed 200 Million Pounds Fresh Veggies to Enlisted 1942
The Navy will feed about 198 million pounds of fresh vegetables to enlisted men in 1942, a large increase from the typical annual two million pounds of canned salmon normally used by the U S Navy.
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Navy
U. S. Navy
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OVA
Ces
Florida
Cuba
North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Bataan
U.S
Mr Clue
Allie Cit
Tribune
Cambridge Tribune
Cambridge
THE
Phillips Oil Company
Oldsmobile
Au-Aeu
Ro Waa
General Motors
J. W. Hallowell& Son
Cambridge, Md