Women Furnish Big Reservoir Of Workers
Washington debates how many housewives can work and learn new jobs amid wartime demand. The Brookings Institution and government estimates weigh training, child care, fatigue, and income effects. Aimed at boosting war production, plans consider nurseries, shift schedules, and mobilization of military and farm labor to meet critical staffing needs.
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Shakeup at Arkansas Boys School Sparks Debate in Pine Bluff
The Arkansas Democrat reports a potential shakeup at the Arkansas Boys Industrial School in Pine Bluff may be discussed by state officials. The focus is on leadership or policy changes involving superintendent C. Shrighter and the current administration amid ongoing investigations and calls for reform, with Governor and police department officials under review for possible action.
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Harris cites causes of Democratic setback in 1942
Congressman Oren Harris asserts seven factors behind the party’s loss, including public dissatisfaction with administration, wartime policy pace, excessive bureaucracy, gasoline policy flaws, price controls on farm commodities, wage dynamics, and contradictory war news. He says broad support for war remains but calls for reform.
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Christmas Gift Books From The Nation’s Shelf
A brisk catalogue of books suited for Christmas gifts across categories. Highlights include living design guides, fiction for adults and children, nature and travel titles, and practical volumes like tax and military care guides. Notable authors and publishers appear with prices and formats for holiday shopping.
Free Exchange of Ideas Aids War Says FDR
President Roosevelt argues that free exchange of ideas and regional discussion strengthen the war effort more than heavy civilian measures. He praises New England as a model for the nation and addresses the first regional war conference with leaders from six states.
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Japs May Plan New Drive Into Free China
An official Chinese Army spokesman in Chungking said Japan’s forces may move from French Indochina into Yunnan province in southwest China. He reported Japan boosted Yunnan strength to about 30,000 troops, expanded air power, and assembled landing craft for a Salween River crossing aimed at Kiangming and disrupting India–Bearea communications.
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