Wartime labor boards through Roosevelt and Truman era
Washington reports a pattern of labor management boards from Franklin Roosevelt to Harry Truman. Roosevelt created the National Defense Mobilization Board in 1941, then the War Labor Board in 1942 to curb conflicts and protect war output. After wartime inflation concerns, Truman formed a 17 member National Advisory Board on Mobilization Policy to advise the president, with labor, business, farming and public representatives.
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Portland Students Rally At Board Chairman Home
About three hundred milling Rockwood School students gathered on the lawn of school board chairman Plernan Greene in Portland Oregon to protest the firing of principal E J Simons. They interrupted classes and snowballed Greene's residence in a mass show of indignation.
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Unclear fragmentary text notes farm and labor issues
Fragmentary article discusses farm problems and labor management uncertainties. Mentions Johnston and questions about future direction and potential measures.
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