All-Out War Production Basis For U S Industry Seen
Business circles foresee a government move to place industry on an all-out war production basis following President Roosevelt's priority order. Private indexes show a 25 percent gain from a year ago as production power rises. The Office of Production Management asks steel to curb non defense fabrication and to expand capacity by 10 million ingot tons. Steel operation nears 100 percent capacity with potential to hit above 100 percent if needed.
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Market closes favorable week led by steels
New York stock market finished a generally favorable week on a rising note driven by steel and specialty shares. The Dow average gained 0.2 to 40.4, with a weekly advance of 0.8. transfers totaled 183,930 shares, and notable gains included Jones & Laughlin preferred reaching a New Year high.
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