Child Labor in War Material Production Puts New Angle on Vital U. S. Problem
By Wilson Adlar the piece argues war demands push child labor into focus as nations seek workers while the U S campaigns to restrict it. It notes Child Labor Day on January 25 and the push to ratify a constitutional amendment empowering Congress to regulate under eighteen workers.
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U. S
Wilson Adlar
Union
United States
Congress
Toronto
Canada
Expect Farm Income to Increase in 1941 Outlook
The 1941 outlook shows farmers likely to gain about 500 million dollars in income versus 1940 as they market the last year's crop at above average prices. Higher urban employment and defense spending boost demand for agricultural products, while production costs may rise. Industry is expected to rise about 10 percent from last year, led by war-related sectors, with a balanced upward trend for both agriculture and industry.
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Italy
Romania
National Youth Movement
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Paul S. Taylor
la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
National Child Labor Committee
Auto Area Tool Shops Near Capacity
DETROIT reports the automotive tool and die industry is near exhaustion for defense supply. Chester Cahn, secretary of the Automotive Tool and Die Manufacturers' Association, says about 70 percent of area shops are currently handling national defense orders, underscoring tight capacity.
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Auto Area
Detroit
Chester Cahn
The
Automotive Tool and Die Manufacturers’ Association
Transients Medical Aid Debate and a North Woods Showdown
A Public Health Service bulletin argues migrants on the road face stark care gaps and discrimination as most agencies restrict medical help to emergencies. The article then shifts to a northern frontier tale where outlaw Wolfe Peters is captured by veteran bounty Lefty Small after a deceptive ruse at a campfire.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Charles F. Blankenship
Fred Safier
The
Public Health Service
United States
Federal Health Services
Olfe Peters
Wolfe
Mr. Mountie
Northwest Police
Wolfe Peters
Hades
Lefty Small
Wolfe Peter
Peters
North Woods
Harrigan
Bear River Patrol
Small
Lefty
Higgins
Fitzpatrick
Operate for Gall Bladder Inflammation
Dr. James W. Barton discusses early surgery for acute gall bladder inflammation, citing Dr. F. Glenn’s review of 219 New York Hospital cases. Early operation reduces complications and death risk, especially in younger patients, while delaying treatment can worsen outcomes. The column also notes shifts in approach to fever and blood pressure, urging measured evaluation rather than overt treatment.
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F. Glenn
New York
Chicago
New York Hospital
Glenn
C.M. Coe
Pine St
St. Louis
Ear plugs for sleep improve noise relief
Rubber ear stoppers used by swimmers can block noise and help sleep. Absorbent cotton offers some relief. A moldable wax product for the ear canal is available in some stores.
Tiny slippers pattern 2693 for 2 4 6 year sizes
Pattern 2693 offers warm slippers for toddlers in three sizes with angora or wool for embroidered dots. Includes size directions, illustrations, stitches, materials, and a photo of the pattern stitch. Send orders to:
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Dr. Barton
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Western Newspaper Union
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Eighth Ave
Tern No
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Richter
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