Mines To Be Returned To Their Owners
Roosevelt announces that coal mines will be returned to private owners while the UM W chief John L Lewis seeks to keep the truce only if the government retains control. The President cites the anti strike law and warns of possible new walkouts as mines resume production and steel plants receive diverted coal to alleviate a growing paralysis.
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Roosevelt
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United Mine Workers
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California Pvt Crum Inducted. Camp Pinedale Mobilizes
In California Pvt Norman H Crum son of Mr and Mrs Claude Crum Walkersville was inducted January 1 He is stationed at Camp Pinedale California after prior duty at Fresno His address is Pvt Norman H Crim Det D Stage A Camp Pinedale California Surgical coal shipments to four major steel producers Republic Weirton Jones and Laughlin and Carnegie Iliman will divert to plants aiding fuel shortages Spokesmen say the move will speed up operations and help miners return to work as restrictions ease at Clairton and other plants in the region
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Weirton Steel
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Mis 'Eutah Fults
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Fiket Rice
Mountainerie
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New Program For Clothing by War Production Board
Washington announces six point plan to curb clothing shortages with aims to end rationing through increased mass produced lower priced garments. Nelson notes voluntary retail system to avoid scare sales and urges public to buy only what is needed and make items last. The program includes distribution, materials allocation, and consumer education to extend garment life.
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Washington
Donald M Nelson
War Production Board
United States
Nelson
WPB
Order of Little Value Shoe Release Cited by OPA
Local Baltimore shoe merchants face limited stock under an OPA order allowing sale of a small percentage of men’s women’s and misses’ shoes from stock on hand as of April 10. Sales without ration coupons permitted July 18 to 31.
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Baltimore
Office of Price Administration
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