All fuel is scarce - plan for winter now!
A U.S. government poster warns Americans about the scarcity of fuel during World War II. An older man looks out a frosted window of a house at an outdoor thermometer. Although gasoline rationing had begun to conserve tires, by late 1942 other kinds of fuel were also in short supply. The military needed huge quantities of fuel for ships, tanks, and planes, and Americans at home had to make do with less. Fuel oil and kerosene were rationed beginning in 1942, and solid fuels followed in 1943. This poster warned citizens of the coming shortage and advised them to "winterize" their homes -- a term that most Americans were hearing for the first time.
Dorne, Albert. All fuel is scarce...Plan for winter now! 1941-1945. U.S. National Archives and Records Administration. Wikimedia Commons. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:All_fuel_is_scarce...Plan_for_wi... (Accessed December 7, 2018)
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