Peril at Home and War Front Statistics Spark Safety Alarm
A wartime safety column warns soldiers and civilians about accidental deaths and injuries, citing 1944 losses, camp accident reductions, and national figures. It highlights coaching heed, common hazards from drinking to hunting, and the dire need to prevent accidents to protect fighters and workers alike.
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Agricultural Tools Rationing Called Off Amid War Demand
Agricultural tools are no longer rationed yet farmers face limited supply due to war needs. Production focuses on essential labor saving gear while repairs and parts rise. most new tractors and combines will remain scarce as manpower and material shortages persist nationally.
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Coming coal crisis and labor policy debate
President Roosevelt returns from Wates to a mounting domestic coal crisis and labor tensions. Critics say early labor secretary appointment could have averted trouble, with Harley Kilgore seen as a potential reformer. Farm bloc and Tydings amendment debate highlight wartime policy strains.
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