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Topics include soldiers and recreation in the United States and World War II in the United States. Correspondents include United Service Organizations.

Correspondents include Harry S. Truman and Henry Agard Wallace.

Correspondents include United States National Wage Stabilization Board.

Topics include military bases in Oklahoma, World War 1939-1945, the United States Armed Forces, and women in the United States Armed Forces. Correspondents include Henry Lewis Stimson, Stuart Symington, Elmer Thomas, the Oklahoma Attorney General, and the United States War Department.

Topics include military bases in Oklahoma, World War 1939-1945, the United States Armed Forces, and women in the United States Armed Forces. Correspondents include Henry Lewis Stimson, Stuart Symington, Elmer Thomas, the Oklahoma Attorney General, and the United States War Department.

Topics include military bases in Oklahoma, World War 1939-1945, the United States Armed Forces, and women in the United States Armed Forces. Correspondents include Henry Lewis Stimson, Stuart Symington, Elmer Thomas, the Oklahoma Attorney General, and the United States War Department.

Topics include military bases in Oklahoma, World War 1939-1945, the United States Armed Forces, and women in the United States Armed Forces. Correspondents include Henry Lewis Stimson, Stuart Symington, Elmer Thomas, the Oklahoma Attorney General, and the United States War Department.

Topics include the national school lunch program and the United States food supply during World War II. Correspondents include Herbert R. (Herbert Romulus) O'Conor 1896-1960 and the United States War Food Administration.

Topics include prices of petroleum products and World War II. Correspondents include the United States Office of Economic Stabilization and the United States Office of War Information.

Correspondents include the United States National War Labor Board during 1942-1945 in Dallas, Texas.