NDAC
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Chief: balding Charles Forrest Palmer, 48, of Atlanta, Ga., housing expert of NDAC; salary, $9,000 a year.
From Time Magazine Archive
The OPM was sired by Franklin Roosevelt out of confusion, which was the stable-name of the NDAC.
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After 20 months of fiddling around with NDAC, OPM, SPAB, etc., the President at last gave one man�Don Nelson�full authority over production.
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ODT supplanted the last vestige of the now-extinct NDAC, the first defense organization set up by the President in May 1940.
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But the NDAC, the Army & Navy, and now 0PM all face one impossible chore: buy, build and expand at an unknown rate, to get how big, to meet what threat?
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