Steel Output Marvels As War Demands Drive Records
America sustains record steel production with daily output enough for a destroyer. 1943 may surpass 900 million tons, aided by new furnaces and uninterrupted raw material flow. Despite coal strikes, NE low alloy steels rise, signaling continued war matériel supply and capacity expansion.
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War Production Board
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Nine Airmen Die As Bomber Crashes Near Hamilton Field
A four engine Army bomber returning home for Christmas from the Pacific crashed in fog near Sausalito, burning on a hillside just west of Hamilton Field. At least nine airmen were killed and a small dog perished. Recovery operations continued as identification awaited and next of kin notified.
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Candlelight Service at Central Lutheran Church
A candlelight service followed by the regular Christmas Eve service at Central Lutheran Church will begin at 11 p.m. with a short sermon by Rev. Walter K. Hauser. The church women’s midweek luncheon, previously announced, will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. Also notes on 1944 steel demand and manpower losses.
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Central Lutheran Church
Walter K. Hauser
War Cost Hits 128 Bullion War Cost Hits 128 Bullion
Washington reports two years of war have driven U S spending to about 141 billion dollars, with debt rising to 170 billion and per person share near 1250 dollars. Interest costs alone will loom large, while taxes soar to fund ongoing war charges and veterans benefits.
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Pearl Harbor
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New York Blocks Dominate Ready-to-Wear Shipments
The Railway Express Agency reports that a few New York City blocks supply 85 percent of ready-to-wear goods bought nationwide. The industry employs over 500000 people and handles more than 70000 clothing shipments daily, moving Fifth Avenue fashions to Main Street shoppers.
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