Terrain Slows Allied Advance Through Owen Stanley Range
Allied ground offensive in the Owen Stanley Mountains of New Guinea slowed by rugged terrain and supply lines, with the Japanese retreating to the northeast downslope. Australian and Allied air power dominated the lines as planners weighed whether to push toward Port Moresby or halt to secure supply routes.
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Nationwide Gas Ration Delay Proposed by Industry Council
The Petroleum Industry War Council urged a 90 day delay in nationwide gasoline rationing to boost efficiency and coupon use. The resolution, sent to Petroleum Coordinator Harold L Ickes, argues voluntary limits have limited effect and cites industry studies of consumption.
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Money in circulation topples past $100 per person
Washington reports a Treasury release showing average money in circulation surpassed 100 dollars per person for the first time. On September 40 coin and currency totaled 13,707,534 dollars, about 102.04 per person, up from 86.23 and last year’s 76.23 as wartime economic needs rise.
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