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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1919

Page

67

Wilson Explains Industrial Demobilization Plan

The Honorable William B. Wilson Secretary of Labor in President Wilson's Cabinet outlines immediate steps to meet the industrial demobilization challenge. He provides a comprehensive review of the postwar industrial situation, following his prior piece on seamen's wages and foreign commerce. He then previews discussion of shipping, Bolshevism, and syndicalism.

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Over-Seas Trade and Demobilization Challenges Ahead

W. B. Wilson argues for expanding merchant shipping and overseas trade to power postwar recovery. He warns of rising unemployment as demobilized soldiers return and cites labor and material costs, housing a half million shipyard workers, with a manpower shortage as industry restarts.

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