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PITTSBURGH - Circa April, 2020 - A man in a homemade mask looks for paper products in a Walmart. Low supplies of staple goods was a common sight during the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020.

Old Woman Carrying Buckets of Water

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1940s - Americans go grocery shopping while rationing is in effect.

1940s - Gasoline and meat are rationed on the American homefront during WWII, and housewives return their cooking fats to butchers (narrated in 1964).

1945 - Motorists celebrate by filling up their cars after gas restrictions have been lifted by the OPA after the war.

1945 - Motorists celebrate by filling up their cars and going for drives after gas restrictions have been lifted by the OPA after the war.

1945 - Housewives lead scrap metal drives on the homefront, and everyone celebrates the end of gas rationing when WWII ends (narrated in 1964).

1940 - In this Frank Capra documentary, Londoners are depicted with high morale as they go underground into air raid shelters and ration food (narrated by Walter Huston in 1943).

USA - 1943 - In this musical, people on dates during WWII must use ration points for romantic gestures.

USA - 1943 - The Song Spinners sing about how love is going to be rationed during WWII along with other necessities.

USA - 1943 - The Song Spinners conclude a WWII era song about rationing love.

1940s - Everyone from housewives to grocers struggles to adjust to the use of ration stamps during WWII (narrated in 1964).

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1945 - A banking and currency committee meets to discuss rationing on the American homefront.

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USA - 1940s - The Red Cross collects blood and plasma donations, rationing goes into effect, and the AFL and CIO agree not to strike for the duration of WWII.

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1942 - Transportation is needed for military supplies and troops in America, clashing with civilian wants.

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TORONTO - 1945 - A Christmas parade in Toronto features nursery rhyme characters, the Lone Ranger, and Santa Claus.

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BRITISH COLUMBIA - 1945 - Men and women work at a salmon cannery in British Columbia, packaging food to be sent to postwar Britain.

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CANADA - 1945 - Farmers in Canada raise hogs to send to troops in the UK, which are checked by government inspectors.

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1945 - German civilian families who have been picked up by American troops are settled in a field and receive water.

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1945 - German civilians, from babies to the very old, are held in a field by American soldiers. One American serviceman frisks a Nazi POW.

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HOLLAND - 1944 - Canadian soldiers stationed in Holland host a Christmas party for local families, which includes Santa giving out gifts with assistants in blackface.

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CANADA - 1944 - Cattlemen prepare to round up livestock after meat rationing has ended in Canada.

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BRITAIN - 1940s - Daycare centers are run in Britain during WWII as more women join the workforce, and community restaurants provide food for civilians on strict rationing (narrated in 1946).

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BRITAIN - 1940s - British civilians patriotically endure rationing during WWII (narrated in 1946).

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CALIFORNIA - 1977 - Residents of a northern California county going through a drought have varying opinions on how real or serious the crisis is.

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1948 - Refugees haul their belongings through Delhi, India and people of all ages line up for their water ration.

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1945 - Texas Congressman Wright Patman meets with a man in his office about homefront price control.

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1945 - A businessman explains how legislation on rationing has poorly affected agricultural business, and how the black market has affected prices of goods like meat and eggs.

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1945 - Legislators hear a man's complaint about how wartime price control is hurting small businesses.

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1945 - Old men speak during a banking and currency committee meeting about rationing on the American homefront.

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1950 - In this animated Cold War propaganda film, an auto mechanic goes to a movie theater for ants and sees a newsreel about their controlling government.

1946 - Civilians in Tokyo and Yokohama, Japan struggle to get enough food and rebuild shelter after the devastation of war.

1946 - President Truman gives a speech explaining that price controls on meat have been totally lifted after WWII.

1946 - President Truman gives a speech explaining that while price controls on meat will be lifted, others will need to remain in place for the good of the American economy.

1943 - In this animated film, Bugs Bunny and a gremlin plummet in a USAF plane, but don't crash because they run out of gas.

1950 - In this animated Cold War propaganda film, an auto mechanic goes to a movie theater for ants and sees a newsreel about their controlling government.