Wisconsin War Effort Drives Record Food Production
As war began Wisconsin eased labor rules permitting night work and teen cannery labor. Strikes fell from 65 in 1941 to near zero, safety measures improved, boosting farm and city output. The state cans more peas, grows hemp, and has more dairy cows, underscoring production strength behind every War Bond.
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