Steel saving plan for Palo Alto county housewives urged
County residents are urged by the War Production Board to swap one can of fruits or vegetables weekly for fresh or home-packed produce to save steel for war needs. A second line explains the nationwide impact, estimating substantial steel and tin savings if followed, while noting food balance remains intact.
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Palo Alto
War Production Board
Palo Alto County
Lowa
America
Coul
Enouh
Gasoline Death Warns of Hidden Dangers in Homes
A Wester city report details a fatal car crash where the driver burned and heat sealed gasoline containers in the car sparked deadly fumes. The piece warns that a five gallon can at home or in a car can cause instantaneous death from flammable vapors and static sparks. It cautions against saving fuel for trips as spring arrives, noting the risk of whole homes and families perishing.
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Wester
They Were Ready and the Manpower Critique
American doctors face criticism for bungling the medical manpower problem. The critique comes from the same sources that have hindered manpower in food, transportation, mining, manufacturing, processing, and distribution, with military needs stressing medicine.
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Waat
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