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...year-old question of what raw-material needs really were. Up to July there were shortages all over the place, but they were mostly regarded as individual bottlenecks, to be broken by separate emergency means. By July-the first month when almost all U.S. war industry was forced to submit quarterly estimates of all requirements-the individual bottlenecks had merged into a choking squeeze around the neck of the whole U.S. war effort, from aircraft to merchant ships, guns and tanks...
...communicable disease, such as a cold, is considered a monace to the health of the students. With advice and pay from the Clinic, the patient must stay off the job until recuperation is complete. When an employee has been ill, before he can return to work he must submit to a checking over by the doctors at the Clinic...
...civilian industries. USES has been directed to reject all applications for additional employes from companies discriminating against them or any other group. Many employers as a result have refused to deal with USES, have resorted to "at-the-gate" hiring. But eventually, says McNutt, they will have to submit to USES conditions, because USES will have most of the available free labor supply at its disposal...
...economy. Tires on these cars had only 60% of their life left. By the end of 1944, experts figured, only 1,200,000 cars will be left on the road. By the end of 1945: none. To save existing rubber the U.S. would finally have to submit to nationwide rationing...
...been allowed a peek inside Alaska. As one correspondent in Alaska puts it: "You people back in the 'old country' just plumb don't know the meaning of the word censorship." The Office of Censorship has even made a "special request" that the press services submit all stories about Alaskan military operations or installations for censorship before publication...