Urges Survey of Manpower for War Labor in Massachusetts
William A. Gaston calls on Massachusetts Public Service Reserve agents to assess local resources and plan a campaign to educate communities on war labor needs. He notes 28 000 mechanics enlisted for shipyard work and urges coordination with schools, unions, and employers to maintain industrial stability and support reconstruction after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Gaston
Massachusetts
United States Public Service Reserve
The
Public Service
H. B. Endicott
Public Safety Committees
United States Public Reserve
Army
War Efficiency Committee
Committee On Public Safety
United States
War Labor Conference Urged To Solve Manpower Crisis
A statewide appeal calls Massachusetts communities to organize labor distribution for war effort. Officials urge enlistment of farm workers and release of factory workers for food production while government and industry coordinate wage standards and job assignments to prevent shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Massachusetts
U. S
Unification of Labor Control for War Effort Hailed
A speaker urges merging labor control with production for war work, saying it is the most important step for successful war prosecution and asks for cooperation and support from the audience. The note references the Labor Department and public service and employment services in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Service Reserve
United States Employment Service
Devens Man Will Speak At Newton Centre Flag Raising
Lieutenant John S Waters from Camp Devens will speak at the flag raising at Sacred Heart Church Newton Centre next Sunday. He represents 133 parish enlisted men honored in the event. Senator Weeks Mayor Childs Judge Murray and the Waltham Band join in the ceremonial program with a 2 30 parade start and a patriotic address on the parish house lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
A. W. Moriarty
Waltham Band
Circulation Managers Adjourn Convention in Washington
The 20th annual convention of the International Circulation Managers Association adjourned in Washington with officers elected. Buffalo named for next year’s meeting. Officers include Joseph R. Taylor president, James McKernan first vice president, William L. Argue second vice president, J. A. Mathews treasurer and secretary. New directors are T. J. Kavanaugh and F. Dobson.
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Washington
International Circulation Managers’ Association
Buffalo
Joseph R. Taylor
the Press
Grand Rapids
James McKernan
the World
New York
William L. Argue
the Star
Toronto
Can
J. A. Mathews
the Oklahoman and Times
Oklahoma City
Okla
Seven Rescued At Revere Beach Hotel Fire
Seven persons were carried to safety by firemen and police during a fire at the Metropolitan Hotel 171 Boulevard Revere Beach early yesterday Two alarms summoned the citys fighting force with adjoining buildings threatened and damage $2500. Rescued were Miss Jennie M Haynes of New York City and her aunt Mrs F I Chase of Boston Miss Ruth Coolidge and Miss Mary Rooney maids and Mr and Mrs David Crawford of Holyoke and their daughter Miss Isabella.
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Metropolitan Hotel
Boulevard
Revere Beach
Jennie M. Haynes
New York City
F. I. Chase
Boston
Ruth Coolidge
Mary Rooney
David Crawford
Holyoke
Isabella
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America
Columbia Grafonola
Gaston
United States Department of Labor
Public Safety Committee
Board of Trade
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Newton Centre
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Handler & Co
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HIB Uit Dewleathey
Goodyear Welts
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