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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1942

Page

7

Henderson resigns as price administrator amid congressional criticism

Washington reports that Leon Henderson resigned as price administrator effective after successor appointment, amid health claims and ongoing discontent over OPA policies. President Roosevelt suggested Prentiss M Brown as likely successor, while Henderson offered to aid in transition and work on fuel oil and gasoline rationing stabilization. Brown’s rise would follow a long career in Michigan politics and recent opposition from farm groups to Henderson’s price ceilings.

Washington Leon Henderson Il Health Roosevelt Prentiss M Brown Michigan Henderson Congress Office of Price Administration OPA Farm Brown

German retreat deepens as Allied forces close in

In North Africa a British Eighth Army drive pushes Rommel toward Tunisia. Map aids show Axis forces narrowing the gap as Allied units advance, concentrating pressure on German positions and signaling a decisive turn in the eastern theater.

Eighth Army Rommel of Et Arheils Tunisia

Farm Bloc Row Triggers Heated Debate Over Price Ceiling

Controversy erupts as Brown pushes a measure tied to a Congressional directive. The move would permit price ceilings on agricultural products, drawing sharp criticism amid policy interpretation and presidential reaction.

Brown

All Bets On Air Routes After The War

London reports Britain and the United States agree that after the war bets on empire air routes will be allowed for military planes to fly. Capt Harold H Balfour tells the House of Commons the government plans bold postwar measures to protect global transport links and the aircraft industry.

London Great Britain United States Tase Empire Air Poses Harold H. Balfour State For All House of Common Balfour Commons Robert Perkins Bellacy Markins Churchill Russia Halifax America Jan Chistian Smuts

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