Military and industrial efficiency drive national power
The piece argues that military success depends on industrial efficiency and that after the war only two social classes will remain those who fought for the country and those who worked for it. It calls for no laggards in the industrial ranks to match soldiers' duty.
All of Us at Home Must Be Workers
A call for unity in labor emphasizes that employers and employees should set aside selfish aims and boost production. It urges all capable people to stay on their jobs, work diligently, and be a steadfast part of the industrial effort. The piece frames a binary choice between the fighting line abroad and the working line at home.
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