Rocking Chair Money and War Unity in Labor Policy
Toland Co head says California unemployment fund will not be wasted on free vacations. A board rejected a woman's $20 weekly claim after she refused a prewar laundry job offer at 60 cents hourly following a 90 cent war job. Marion Williamson argues against higher federal unemployment, warning it destroys work incentives. Rocking-chair vacations tempt all, but costs must be shared with safeguards to prevent abuse. otherwise the able will bear the burden.
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Industry Conversion Now Well Under Way
Long Beach sees rapid shift as war plants retool to civilian goods. George Toll of the U S Employment Service notes displaced workers move from aircraft and other war production to firms making autos, tools, textiles, furniture, kitchen equipment, toys and more. Expansion in plastics with handles, cups, lamp shades, signals. Most jobs for men now, with potential for women on some assembly lines later.
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Persistence of Vision in Television Key to Operation
Westinghouse engineers describe persistence of vision as the key to television, the eye retaining images briefly after removal. The War Chest calls for community support, urging donations to strengthen the town and fund books as public levellers and moral guidance.
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