Minute Man as a Worker Acknowledges Labor’s War Role
Henry Morgenthau Jr. lauds American labor for patriotism and sacrifice in a mobilization era speech. He links Concord and Lexington’s Minute Men to today’s workers, urging a personal Declaration of War by investing at least 10 percent of pay in War Savings Bonds while supporting defense efforts across civil defense, salvage, Red Cross, and production drives.
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