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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1943

Page

6

Two Million More Women Needed for War Plants

Census survey from the Western Newspaper Union cites the War Manpower Commission urging recruitment of about two million additional women for factory and war job work by year end. It notes women already filled 1.9 million roles from 1942 to 1943 and highlights strong gains in heavy industries, shipyards, aircraft, and chemical plants with equal pay and safety improvements.

War Manpower Commission WMC Census Bureau Ovenar Ie Europe McNutt Laura Nelson Baker Wamen Baker Army Navy Army Quartermaster Corps America

First-Aid to the Ailing House by Roger B Whitman

Home care guidance addresses durable repairs and painting practices. It covers drying wood before first coats, thinning paint per manufacturer, and repairing peeling finishes on porches and walls.

Roger B. Whitman

Leftover Roast Make Flavorful Meat Pies and Dishes

Leftovers transformed into meat pies with roast scraps and fresh vegetables yield hearty meals. Readers are offered detailed pastry and filling steps, plus a Lima bean and bacon salad, hot dishes using cold meats, broiled liver sausage with tomatoes, frankfurters with potato salad, and a simple apricot whip dessert.

Women workers rally to boost munitions at port yard

Mothers and grandmothers join a Port Newark shipyard drive to avert shortages as War Manpower Commission notes 1.9 million women added to the war effort from 1942 to 1943 and calls for a similar increase by year end.

Port Newark New Jersey War Manpower Commission

Lynn Says Tips on Keeping Cool

Practical advice on staying cool by planning and dressing sensibly. Suggests doing hot kitchen work in the cooler morning hours, preparing food in advance, and keeping summer clothes and frosty drinks on hand to reduce stress and heat.

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