Lesson of unity from North Africa victory and home front duties
A wartime editorial extols unity and coordinated effort among Americans British and French in North Africa. It urges home front sacrifice, warns against coal strikes and rising wages, and calls for savings and continued support for Allied campaigns in Australia China and the Pacific. It stresses preparedness, efficiency and avoiding inflation while awaiting postwar jobs and price stability.
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Matuer
Bizerte
Tunis
North Africa
Tunisia
Australia
China
Pacific
America
Singanpore
Hong Kong
Manila Bay
Indian Ocean
Manchukuo
Russia
Thailand
Burma
Japan
Europe
Guadalcanal
Pearl Harbor
Bataan
Look to the West and the U-Boat Menace
The piece notes U-boat losses and German submarine success, stressing that a successful European invasion hinges on checking the submarine threat. It emphasizes public desire for morale collapse among Germans and cautions that invasion requires time to defeat the subs.
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Roanoke Rapids
U.S
Africa
Europe
Atlantic
Menance
Lower Wages After the War Warns Roger Babson
Babson warns a postwar labor collapse as twenty million workers in war jobs face mass layoffs. He predicts a swift crash in union employment, a job panic, higher prices, real estate activity, and possible government wage supports that may fall short of war-time wages.
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Roger Babson
Record s of 850000 NC workers earnings reported for 1942 Q4
Reports to the Unemployment Compensation Commission of North Carolina show wage records for more than 850,000 individual workers in the last quarter of 1942. This marks the largest single-period earnings reporting total to date.
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Unemployment Compensation Commission of
North Carolina
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