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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1945

Page

3

Agricultural Tools Rationing Carried Through War Demand

Farmers faced a tight supply as war needs limit new farm machinery. About 90 percent of 1945 production will go to American farmers while roughly 7 percent exports and 3 percent lend lease. Repair parts rise. labor shortages and component scarcities hinder output, prompting conservation and repair over new purchases. The war effort diverts steel and materials, with widespread use of shared equipment and boosted repair parts manufacturing.

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Coming coal crisis tests Roosevelt labor plans

The piece discusses President Roosevelt's return from Yalta to domestic strain over labor and coal, debating early moves such as a new labor secretary and possible miner wage measures. It highlights Warley Kilgore as a potential reformer and notes farm bloc antics over the Tydings amendment and selective service deferments.

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Ainsworth debt breakdown prompts national view

In Ainsworth Iowa a town of 800, residents total debt stands at 1.3 million dollars with per person shares of 1,625. The piece argues bonds for a new school would raise taxes and ties local debt to national indebtedness, urging visualization of taxes and war costs.

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