Gift Packages To Be Sent By Local Civic Committee
The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club updates records of Elyria men and women in military service. Albert Berson chairs the Civic Military Service committee which plans sending gift packages to over 3,000 Floridians in service. The club notes address updates are tough when troops move to battlefronts, but families can help with overseas addresses. Eva Mackey leads the committee with Bessie Douglas and Mrs. Gerald Nau assisting through many hours of work.
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Elyria Business and
Keep- AK
Adesses
Elyria
Iomen TR
Albert Berson
Biyria
Phe
Aresn Pain
Mork
Erson
Civic Military Service Commilttee
Ken Ora
Women's Club
Suoon
Eva Mackey
Bessie Douglas
Gerald Nau
The Great Game of Politics Amid White House Gridlock
The piece argues the Roosevelt administration faces its worst muddle since the war began with internal clashes over the National Service Act. It highlights Paul McNutt's repeated shifts on service legislation, clashes with Roosevelt and war heads, and questions his staying in a pivotal role despite mounting disagreement. The tone mirrors a critical era commentary.
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Hag Jarikxen
Wwe
Valion
Lewis
Douglas
Ale Bean Acheson
Duh Wo Hawes
George Peck
Roosevelt
Paul McNutt
McNutt
Mose
Congress
Samsun
Watterson
Navy
Knox
General Marshall
King
Gand
War Shipping Administration
McNult
McNatt Uy
New York Times
House
Stimson
Nutt
Mes Nut
Brill
Afr
Mc.Nutl
War Administration
McNaught Syndicate
Meat supply outlook in 1944 war rationing report
Washington reports civilians will see somewhat reduced meat supplies later in 1944 though year to date consumption runs higher than a decade. Civilian allotments rise to 35.5 pounds then 39.5 pounds per person. pork arrivals expected May and June with the Fat pig crop. Lamb output projected lower than last year while beef and other rations hinge on military needs.
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Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
Michigan natural gas sets state production record in 1943
Michigan's natural gas output rose nearly two billion cubic feet in 1943, totaling 19.581 billion cubic feet. The gas, valued at about 146 per thousand cubic feet at the well, equates to roughly one million tons of coal or four million barrels of oil in heat value. Production has risen for five years since 1938, when output was under ten billion cubic feet.
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Mich
Lansing
Michigan
Ford cuts fuel use with coal tar at Dearborn plant
Ford Motor Co. reports a program at its Dearborn Rowge plant saving 25 100 gallons of scarce fuel oil daily by substituting coal tar as fuel.
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Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Rowge
Coal Tar as Oil Substitute at Rouge Plant
A report notes coal tar, a by product of coke ovens at the Rouge plant, as a relatively plentiful fuel substitute. Due to limited chemical properties the tar avoids federal restrictions.
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Rouge
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