Toward a Total War Manpower Policy and Allied Resolve
The piece pledges a total manpower effort to win the war, noting Axis thrusts from Dieppe to India and urging grim determination. It describes a nation directing all capable men and women into essential war work, irrespective of race creed or class, and enforcing selection if needed.
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Canada Calls for Balanced War Manpower Program
Government outlines total war manpower policy with compulsory service for key workers. Director of National Selective Service oversees administration while unemployment and war services boards handle appeals. Emphasizes shifting civilians from nonessential tasks to vital war production and directing skilled labor to support armed forces.
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National Selective Service
Fllcott Little
Minister of Labor
Unemployment Insurance Commission
National War Services Boards
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National Selective Service Officer
Selective Service
Elliott M. Little
Humphrey Mitchell
Labour