Aircraft numbers and wartime policy shift in 1943
United States production plans hinge on accelerated aircraft output as war needs intensify. Officials note a strategic pivot from idealism to realism with actions against Vichy forces in the Caribbean and efforts to safeguard Western Hemisphere integrity. The piece surveys economic controls, rubber and fuel priorities, and the drive to expand synthetic materials while detailing morale and leadership debates within the White House and allied agencies.
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Foreign flags over U S Fort Niagara historic post
Old Fort Niagara stands as the sole U S Army post to display foreign flags within its historic fortifications. The site forms part of the modern Fort Niagara military reservation as plans unfold. Bruce Carraway plans his annual Christmas visit to Sandy Ridge Prison Camp to bring cheer to inmates.
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Public employees number large in federal state and local governments
About 4.3 million public employes, plus around 4.8 million persons not in the armed forces, were employed by federal state and local governments of the United States in December S41.
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Farm Income at Peak in 1942 Record
The Office of Price Administration estimates 1942 farm income at 15.6 billion dollars, up 79.3 percent from 1939, the highest on record and more than a billion above the previous 1919 peak.
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Office of Price Administration
War Production Up by Labor Committees at 1700 Plants
War production steps up under labor management committees organized in 1700 plants employing about 3,300,000 workers. Missouri ranks fifth in population. WPB orders save fabric, allowing 10,000,000 more shirts a year and 2,200,000 more pajama pairs by trimming shirttails and cutting fabric.
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Sieney
Melbourne
Java
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