US rations consumer goods during World War II to aid the war effort

[GHOC Episode Y-07] Greatest Headlines of the Century title sequence / Title card: "Rationing Lifted" / VS newspaper front pages; ZI New York Times from 1917; ZI another headline about food riots / crowd of people wait for food / VS workers hand out cans, packages / VS Price Administrator Leon Henderson and another look at sheet produced by Govt Printing Office / CU page of war ration book // 1942, New York City: comparison between sugar cubes in bowl and rationed amount / MS Madeleine Miller stores packs of sugar in kitchen cabinet / MS Mrs. Robert Donahue stashes boxes of sugar in radio / Mrs. K. Miller sits in restaurant, looks around slyly, pours sugar into her purse, switches the empty bowl with a full bowl // 1943: VS signs in food shops: "sold out," "no butter today" / Sign w/ rationed foods / sausages and cuts of meat with sign / sign w/ non-rationed foods / whole fish with sign; eggs nearby / sign over door "Office of Price Administration" / woman takes items from kitchen cabinet / her hand places items on kitchen counter, makes note / VS woman at office to get ration books / cuts of meat in display case with ration coupon values / weight scale / hand with chart showing weights and ration point "prices" / woman's hand tears stamp out of ration book, pays man with it / Long line of people waiting to get gasoline rationing cards in New York City / VS police officer guides lines of people into building; VS workers process ration cards for applicants / VS CU gas ration cards and application / VS piles of automobile tires at Goodrich Tire plant in Long Island City, NY, in 1942 / artillery guns pass camera / VS Goodrich workers inspect and retread used tires / car drives on wooden tires in Minneapolis, MN / horse-drawn carts on New York street / woman's nail-polished hands tear stamp from ration book / sailors and crowd look at San Francisco, CA marquee: "War Ends" / VS happy people celebrate / black / end credits / Note: exact date of compilation not known