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...stringing the accelerated war program. So serious has this sectional bigotry and provincialism become that the President and Mr. Nelson have at last been forced to summon an emergency Federal-State Conference this week in the White House. For months the WPB director has been stymied by the stringent restrictions of State trade barriers which not only have retarded, but in case after case completely stopped the flow of war material as well as of war workers from one area to another throughout the nation...
...restrictions Gordon slapped on the Canadian public in 1941, designed to stop inflation, were the most stringent of any democracy's until Australia, in the face of Japanese invasion, went for all-out conscription. Canadians took them in their stride. But last week they wondered what next. In Montreal, their No. 1 economic controller announced that Canada's present competitive system must be replaced by one "based entirely on the criterion of maximum production...
Censorship of out-going news in this country is far more stringent than the worst ever enforced by Germany, according to Erwin D. Canham, managing editor of the Christian Science Monitor, who spoke at P. B. H. last night on "Newspapers and the World...
...career in the U. S. Naval Reserve. If you lack Mil Sci or Naval Sci in your curriculum, don't let that stop you from serving your country in its greatest crisis. In this branch of the Navy, known as M-2, you will find the physical requirements less stringent and the age limits 17 to 50 years...
...Relaxing their unbearably stringent regulations...