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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1943
Page
2
Washington march 11 war production board has seen a near halt to nationwide civilian industry concentration. Officials study 30 industries and estimate 200000 workers could be freed for essential service if the program were pushed to the extreme. Regional approach favored to shift yards of production and free manpower to war needs.
Radio grid for Eastern War Time lists programs across networks from 6:40 p.m. to 1:15 a.m. including Just Plain Bill Captain Midnight The Jack Armstrong Serial Fred Waring’s Time World War updates Bing Crosby music and Abbott and Costello. The schedule notes corrections by networks too late to reflect.
In Portland and Seattle areas shipyard lumber and aircraft hubs may lose many furniture and other workers. The Office of Civilian Supply has not yet guaranteed immediate reemployment for about 30,000 displaced workers, lacking power beyond enlisting WPB industry cooperation. Officials insist the mobilization for 10,800,000 soldiers this year and McNutt’s added millions must be recruited for war industry in 1943, prompting urgency for action.
Paul Waner's son stars in basketball and football at Sarasota High School, choosing football and hoops over baseball while following his father's athletic legacy in the Sunshine StatePosted March 11 in Sarasota Florida sports notes.
Congress showed it will largely ignore executive plans and draft its own postwar economic approach. Senator George proposed a nine member planning committee with a $50 000 staff to study transition from war to peace and long term development. Senate leaders urged limits on federal participation and focus on private initiative while examining the board of economic warfare.
Maj. Gen. Levin H. Campbell argues fuel weight and armor matter less than firepower. He cites four mobile field guns and self-propelled tanks like the M 7 to show lighter, faster vehicles outgun lumbering 60 ton monsters. He notes the 90 mm gun surpasses the German 88 mm and explains why heavier mounts were deprioritized.
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