On the record
Because the demands of the war effort require the rationing of goods of which there is not enough to go around.
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gutenberg.orgBecause the demands of the war effort require the rationing of goods of which there is not enough to go around.
Roosevelt explains that rationing is necessary due to limited resources during the war.
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