1945 Office Of Price Administration District Office Letter - 151 Water Street Augusta Maine - Administrative Reporting Requirements For Local Community Service Panels - June 21 - WWII Era - Ready For Framing

Vintage Original 1945 Office Of Price Administration District Office Letter - 151 Water Street Augusta Maine - Administrative Reporting Requirements For Local Community Service Panels - June 21 - WWII Era - Ready For Framing

This Original Primary Source Document, Titled Weekly Letter 77, Was Issued On June 21, 1945, By The Office Of Price Administration (OPA) District Office Located At 151 Water Street, Augusta, Maine. Signed By Community Service Officer Eugene K. Rowe, The Letter Formalizes Administrative Reporting Requirements For Local Community Service Panels During The Final Phase Of World War II. The Text Mandates The Submission Of Itemized Reports Covering May And June 1945, Specifically Targeting Seven Federal Domestic Programs: Canning Sugar Allotments, Slaughter Control, Group Card File Management, Summer And Fall Group Programs, Veteran’s Advisory Roles, Information Centers, And Poster Displays. It Highlights The Shift From Narrative Reporting To Standardized Data Collection In Maine Municipalities Such As South Portland And Rockland. This Artifact Provides Specific Evidence Of Home Front Bureaucracy, The Regulation Of Wartime Commodities, And The Early Transition Toward Post-War Veteran Support Within The United States Department Of Office Of Price Administration Framework.

In Very Good Vintage Condition – Staple Holes, Edge Wear, Paper Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Letter. Measures Approx. 8" Wide by 10-1/2" Tall.

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