Must be the 40s if paper is scarce. I remember, even up into the 50s, that community charity groups used to sponsor a yearly “paper drive” and kids would go door to door, asking people to donate their old newspapers to whatever charity the kids were representing. In those days, no one threw their old newspapers out in the weekly trash. You bundled them up and kept them in the garage so you would have newspapers to donate during the annual paper drive!
Must be the 40s if paper is scarce. I remember, even up into the 50s, that community charity groups used to sponsor a yearly “paper drive” and kids would go door to door, asking people to donate their old newspapers to whatever charity the kids were representing. In those days, no one threw their old newspapers out in the weekly trash. You bundled them up and kept them in the garage so you would have newspapers to donate during the annual paper drive!