Detroit Labor Strife Faces Reconversion After War Boom
Detroit faces a wave of strikes as war time gains fade and labor leaders push for continued wage support. Industrial leaders like Henry Ford II criticize strikes while UAW CIO advocates seek federal subsidies or bonuses amid calls for full employment. A Cassopolis editor voices anti subsidies, urging taxpayers not to fund postwar bonuses.
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Henry Ford II
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Victor G. Reuther
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R. J. Thomas
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Schwellenbach
Thomas
Cassopolis
Cass County
William H. Berkey
Bill
Eiditor Berkey
Japan
Greed and Gratitude In Wartime to End Hunger
In a Parents Magazine column, Catherine Conrad Edwards argues greed is a human failing in peace or war. She urges frugality, reduces waste, and teaches children to value food to help share scarce supplies and win trust abroad.
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