Forty Million Tires Made Since 1941
The Rubber Manufacturers Association reports the U S tire industry has produced over forty million heavy duty tires since 1941 amid wartime rubber shortages. Synthetic rubber early in the war supplemented crude supplies, enabling continued tire production for military and civilian use. By 1983 widespread synthetic content increased, with shifts in output from crude to synthetic materials and rising passenger car tire production despite demand changes after Pearl Harbor shuffled priorities.
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Nazi Paper Suspends London Desk Amid Propaganda Pause
Paris radio reports Goebbels linked suspension as part of a propaganda pause. No reason given beyond an advance notice, with publics set to be informed tomorrow.
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British Poet Denounces Realism in Poetry
In Omaha Nebraska UP reporting poet Dr Alfred Noyes denounces realism in poetry as shallow and pornographic perversions of true meaning. He says the growth of realism has been twenty years in progress and critique of present-day verse is needed to restore sincerity and moral purpose. Child dies in Detroit from caries after hospitalization.
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Nations Sit In Frisco After War Declaration Demands
The article notes that South American governments must declare war on the Axis to attend the San Francisco peace conference. It mentions expected arrivals from Venezuela and Uruguay and reports confusion over Poland and Yugoslavia amid the broader Allied alliance formation.
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