Sub-Contracting Converts Peacetime Plants to War Factories
The article notes a US ordnance district using sub-contractors to convert peacetime plants into war production. It cites 27 sub-contractors for a 42-part shell fuse, with examples across industries from vault makers to garage lathes. Nearly 50 of 1000 surveyed plants may join the arms program.
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D. N. Houseman
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Houseman
Philadelphia converts industry to wartime munitions boom
Made in Philadelphia, a steel jar vault firm shifts to ordnance and shell production as factories retool from autos, textiles, and apparel to munitions. The district reports contracts totaling 700 million dollars with last month deliveries reaching 22.176 million, and production expected to double by summer as plants pivot from civilian goods to war materiel.
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Controlling Sorghum Smut by Seed Treatments
Sorghum smut is a serious disease in some sorghum varieties but can be controlled by seed treatment with copper carbonate dust or New Improved Ceresan. Copper dust uses 2 ounces per bushel. Ceresan requires half an ounce per bushel and 24 hours of bin storage outdoors due to its toxicity. Corn smut is managed by sanitation and crop rotation. Interchange of tools and expanded production strain the machine tool industry. 1942 tool demand totals two billion dollars, with 1941 output at $840 million.
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Public notice disclaims debts for Roosevelt Hotel and Coffee Shop
W. H. Davis states he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by R. W. Newton or anyone signing in the name of the Roosevelt Hotel and Coffee Shop after March 2, 1942. Notice dated March 23 to April 17, listing several dates.
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Roosevelt Hotel
W. H. Davis
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