War Manpower Commission to Control Labor Shortages
Washington reports that the War Manpower Commission will take control of labor in shortage areas. The order creates a priority system for worker placement in war industries, limits moves from vital jobs, and outlines an appeals process to protect workers. It lists 32 critical areas with potential adjustments by regional directors.
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Manpower Commission
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New Hiring Controls Limit Farm Worker Transfers
Government orders issued by McNutt under wartime authority restrict hiring controls to curb transfers from agriculture to non agricultural work. Local programs follow national policy rules but require regional director approval and area director consultation. Penalties for violations are not specified, but enforcement could involve other agencies to compel compliance with the orders. 27 Communist deputies released in North Africa and 5,500 political prisoners remain under investigation.
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WMC
Whoa
McNutt
Htim
Roosevelt
War Production Board
Army
Navy
Office of Price Administration
North Africa
Henri Giraud
Allied Commission On Political
Gasoline black market leads to fines and prison terms
The Baltimore file reports a federal case in Hagerstown where 12 men were indicted for fixing the gasoline market after thefts from the Office of Price Administration. Sentences varied from three months to withheld terms for several defendants, with large fines assessed to others.
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Baltimore
Hagerstown
Wiliam C. Cole
Iwno
Office of Price Administration
K. Thomas Everngain
U. S
OPA
Coleman
Perry Campbell
James Junior Hines
Joseph Harley Clingerman
Flintstone
John Anthony Mitchell
Richard D. Eichelberger
Out Of State War Workers Face License Tag Reciprocity
Maryland officials will not require out of state war workers who move their families here to buy Maryland plates. Commissioner Lee Elgin said full reciprocity applies under Governor O Conor's proclamation, allowing use of valid home state tags until expiration with limits. A single substitute tag will go on sale February 15 and be usable on the front plate after March 15. expect license sales to drop from last year.
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Baltimore
W. Lee Elgin
Motor Vehicles
Maryland
Elgin
O'Conor
Eigin
Directives Outline Draft Call Quotas and Classifications
State Selective Service headquarters in Baltimore issued directives. Local draft boards expect a true picture of calls for men 18 to 38 with dependents within ten days. Data for the first three selectee categories will precede quota announcements for the fourth category of married men with children not in critical war work.
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Selective Service
Baltimore
Draft reclassification may boost pool of selectees
Local draft boards study new directives that reclassify fit married men with children and age eligible for service. Officials report the change could enlarge the pool of potential inductees similar to earlier categories. Married men seek details following national press coverage of the directive. Honduras is noted as a major banana exporter.
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