Expert Help From U S Employment Service War Board
The War Department and War Industries Board will use the U S Employment Service to gather up to date labor conditions nationwide to avoid unemployment during demobilization. Community labor boards begin in 100 industrial centers to assess shortages and surpluses and aid transition from war to peace.
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Employment Service Records Massive War-Time Growth
From January to October the United States Employment Service directed about 2.5 million workers to war industry jobs and expanded local offices from 90 to 400. The service sent 62,642 people to jobs in January and 647,826 in the last month, with 142,754 directed in the week ending November 2 at a rate near 650,000 monthly. About 2,000,000 of the 2.5 million were placed, showing strong performance amid reorganization and war demands.
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Somewhere in France Baldridge Cartoon Official AEF Sketch
Cartoon caption sketch by C Le Roy Baldridge for Stars and Stripes the official organ of the American Expeditionary Force in France. The image conveys life on the front lines with bold lines and vivid caricature.
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National Security Forums to Boost Postwar Reconstruction Debate
The National Security League announces a nation wide program to organize National Security Community Forums across 281 branches. The plan aims to discuss seven post war goals including a just peace, constitutional education, naturalization law, and language unity, led by Col. Charles E. Lylecker with local leaders driving activities.
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