Inflation and a call to sacrifice during wartime
A wartime column urges Americans to accept limits on profits and wages, price ceilings, and higher taxes to avert inflation seen as a grave risk to victory. It frames business as silent partners needing stronger advertising of its value and stresses unity between workers and business for national survival. It also notes California farm labor efforts and unions, and warns West Coast readers about Japanese threats looming on the horizon.
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