Inflation Fears Rise as 1944 Battle Refines Stabilization
The 1944 war year is seen as crucial to inflation control with experts warning that without renewed, vigorous measures the price-wage stabilization program could crack at multiple points. The piece notes higher living costs, wages, debt, and price pressures, alongside potential relief from war-contract cancellations and improved civilian production.
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Control Of World's Air Bases Seen As Biggest Issue Between Nations
Boston December 30 American and British postwar aviation face a central question in Atlantic Monthly Peter Masefield argues that US bases on British soil remain permanent military fixtures while air commerce requires separate rules He urges free reciprocity and joint civil aviation policy as Britain and the United States unite in air defense and commerce priorities
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Women in Industry Set to Reach 17 Million by 1944
It is estimated that about 17 million women in the United States will be gainfully employed in industry by the summer of 1944. This projection reflects wartime labor mobilization and expanding roles for women in manufacturing sectors.
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Ration Roundup: stamp validity and scope across categories
The notice lists the status of ration stamps for meats fats processed foods sugar shoes gas fuel oil and period validity. It details which books and stamps remain valid through specified dates and regional variations for gasoline and fuel oil coupons.
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Bulgaria vows to stay allied with Germany
Sofia reports from Bulgaria during Christmas holidays that many cabinet members and deputies across the country declare Bulgaria cannot sever its alliance with Germany.
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German radio touts Messerschmitt fighter speed and new dive bomber
The German radio announced that the latest Messerschmitt fighter bomber surpasses all contemporary fighters in speed and maneuverability. It said a further improved dive bomber would follow the new aircraft.
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