Labor and defense drive clash over man hours and strikes
Wright A Patterson argues saving man hours aids national defense while strikes in shipyards and defense plants cripple production. He contends workers deserve proof of their share of output, condemns saboteurs, and urges private industry with limits on profits. He cites Illinois work relief experiments and questions dole versus work incentives.
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Aga Khan cuts racing stable to one horse amid war woes
A wartime reader note declares the Aga Khan has reduced his racing stable to a single horse due to the strains of global conflict. The item appears amid a collage of satirical snippets and humorous quotes reflecting rationing, shortages, and public mood.
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