Joint policy enunciated for Canadian US war production
Washington reports a seven point policy by U S and Canada to abolish tariffs and barriers to joint war production. The plan urges maximum use of labor materials and facilities, integrated production, and swift liberalization for the war effort with Royal assent from Prime Minister King and approval by President Roosevelt. Formation of joint production committees was announced after Hyde Park talks.
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Records Fall At Decatur Post Office In Big Mail Day
Postmaster R. cote G reports Decatur’s cancellation machine processed 45 000 outgoing letters and postcards and about 1500 parcels in a 12 hour stretch from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Large incoming mail volume also noted. Previous high was 40 000 in 1939.
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