German Wage Scales Leave Workers With Meager Pay Under Nazi Trustees
A Labor Division study cites 1941 wage scales in Germany showing workers earning 9 to 29 cents per hour in lumber and 57.2 cents hourly in the United States. It notes the 13 percent Nazi tax and the elimination of unions and bargaining since 1933, with women workers assigned a limited role in the regime’s plans.
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Labor I
Office of Production Management
Statistisches Rechsamt
Germany
United States
Hitler
Ameri
United States Department
German Work Discrimination and Child Labor Highlight 1941
A wartime note outlines heavy social equalization fees on German workers in occupied territories with Poland and Jewish groups hit hardest. It contrasts US child labor bans in lumber with German children forced to work for as little as 9 cents hourly. The piece cites June 1941 wage averages and lists local school activities from Valley View and Norway Valley View communities, teacher meetings, and PTA leadership.
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United States
Gaylord 4-H Sheep Club met at Reese Daniels home
Gaylord 4 H Sheep club met at Reese Daniels home with John Carman leader and Merle Lund Glen Daniels and Charlee Daniels as members. After the meeting guests were served jeak sod ice cream. Various local residents were described visiting traveling and hospital events during Labor Day weekend and nearby days. A card of thanks from Charlies Wooldridge Jr acknowledges Herald readers for their support in a circulation campaign.
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H. D Benes
Gaylord
4-H Sheep Club
Reese Daniels
John Carman
Merle Lund
Glen Daniels
Charlee Daniels
Reese P Daniels
Lawrence Mullen
Myrtle Point
Addie Hayes
Kermitayes
Empire
J C McCall
Albany
McCall
Tom Thompson
Clinton Carman
OK. Marsters
Catching Creek
Robert Carman
Bendon
Eugene Hamblock
Bandon
3Hanks Charlies Wooldridge, Jr
Qfyrtle Point Herald
Oregon Farm Prices Rise As U S Output Near Record
Oregon State College extension service reports higher farm prices and costs amid a general rise in U S farm output expectations. Wheat carryover near 400 million bushels supports a two year supply. Oregon faces reduced wheat acreage and options for surplus land. Beef veal lambs wool outlook favorable while defense needs push pork milk eggs and vegetables. Local note Bald Hill News mentions Frank McNair Verna Cain and rover Ophil in Sunday activities.
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U.S
Oregon State College Extension Service
United States
Oregon
Food For Defense
Bald Hill
Frank McNair
Verna Cain
Rover
Ophil
Drs. Bee
Hamacks plan to buy house at 1404 Bender Ave
Herris moves out to make room for family who have rented the Norwegan dwelling. Mr and Mrs Raymond Thompson from Texas with two children will occupy Baker house on the corner of Fifth. The Hammacks plan to purchase 1404 Bender Ave as their new home.
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Herris
Aare
Breit Har
Norway
Baker House
Raymond Thomp
Texas
Hammacks
Bender Ave
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Grace Greenough
Bobbie Detlefoem
Douglas Druliner
Betty Lou Foote
Joan Jacobsen
Donna Gasler
John Maloney
Elton Hangleten
Virginia Foote
Ruth Hangleten
Carl Jacobson
Marline Gasner
Mary Anna Dethefsen
Valley View School
Esther Wilson
George Washington
Rosabel Brown
Dora School
Ruby Zeller
Eastside
Naomi Crews
Althea Harrah
Fairview
W G. Beattie
Misa Carol M Hollingsworth
Junior Red Cross
William McKinley
Yreka
Calif
McKinley
Ray Marie McKinley
Delores Ryerson
Lear
Carornia
John Warner
Gladys Bolt
Keith Blackwell
Toledo
Jack Warner
Fort Lewis
Washington
John Grant
Jack
Redmond
Jamme Howard
Kenneth Barkdoll
Daphne Grove
Jesse Hayes
Harold Hayes
Coquille
Bill Eveland
Ruth Bertha
Joyce Perry
Bend
Forest Serven
Robert
Portland
H D Bones
Severn
Carl Hainey
Annie Karry
Helene
Zelma Warren Menting
Sidney Flenner
Nora Hainey
Leff Lynn
Robert Palmer
Henry Roth
Salem
Buddy Thompson
Leonard Medlock
Tacoma
Wat Font Rowe Boi
Brodie
Fuller Paints
Brodie Shingle Co
Myrtle Point Locker Co
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