Roosevelt Sees Peace and Victory Plans in Broadcast
President Roosevelt outlines confidence for peace on earth and talks with Chiang Kai-Shek on defeating Japan. He notes Teheran discussions with Stalin and Churchill on Germany’s future, stressing no enslavement of Germans and unity among the United Nations. International force may be used if necessary to preserve peace.
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Hyde Park
New York
Roosevelt
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japan
Chungking
Teheran
Marshal Stalin
Mr. Churchill
Germany
United Nations
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Right Stamp For Shoes Chronicles Stamp Use Guidance
The statement warns against using the wrong stamps in War Ration Book Three. It notes four pages of black picture stamps with military imagery and that the airplane stamp labeled Ration Stamp 1, in use since November 1, remains valid indefinitely with some Book One stamps.
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OPA
That's Why Man of the House Missing Old Cuspidor
A brief interaction shows a humorous exchange about a vanished cuspidor and a Mrs remarking the loss came before it vanished. The line hints at domestic chatter and memory of a prior item in the home.
U S Wheat Carry-Over Rises Sharply Then Drops
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports U S wheat stocks on July 1 1943 at 618 million bushels and an estimated 300 million for July 1 1944. This contrasts with 40 million in 1918 and 5 million in 1919 as large supplies and reduced exports support feed and industrial alcohol production during the war.
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U.S
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
War Expenditures Rise to New High in November
U S war expenditures for November reached 7.794 billion dollars, up 689 million or nearly 10 percent from October. The daily average for war spending approached 300 million dollars, as reported by the WPB.
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U. S
WPB
Silk and Nylon Used for Parachute Landings Stated
The message notes increasing use of parachute drops disrupting enemy lines while paying high casualties. It claims silk fineries and substitutes are leaving the market to supply safe landings for distant troops, urging buying bonds and stamps through the U S Treasury.
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U. S. Treasury Department
Bay City Piano Tuner Hafer Plans Return in Spring
H. W. Hafer of Bay City, a piano tuner, was in town recently handling business and expects to return sometime next spring.
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H. W. Hafer
Bay City
War Bonds Drive Funds to Front Lines With Aircraft and Donkeys
The message urges investing in War Bonds to speed victory. It notes dollars support frontline outfits and even spectacular gear like planes, with occasional mention of a stubborn donkey, illustrating the varied uses of wartime finance.
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Italy
U.S. Treasury Department
Victory Garden Seeds Seen Ready for 1944 Increase
Ferry Morse Seed Co says seeds for Victory Gardens will rise above last season's output amid weather and labor shortages. Gardeners should plant plenty but avoid excess to support the War Food Program. reuse or store leftovers for fall sowing.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Ferry-Morse Seed Co
Victory Gardens
Victory
America
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