Thousands without a home: how will Washington respond?
With almost 400,000 people having moved to Washington since January of 1940, it is no wonder that...
Read Moreby Aitana Robinson | Mar 31, 1943 | housing, Labor force, The home front | 0 |
With almost 400,000 people having moved to Washington since January of 1940, it is no wonder that...
Read Moreby Aitana Robinson | Mar 10, 1943 | Labor force, The economy, The home front | 0 |
There is the possibility of a crisis, and it seems that not even the president knew about it. With...
Read Moreby Iulia Vesel | Feb 18, 1943 | Labor force, News Analysis, The home front | 0 |
By Julie Trien & Iulia Vesel “American farmers have been too harassed, trying to harvest a...
Read Moreby Kevin Huebler | Feb 13, 1943 | Labor force, The home front | 0 |
The sounds of war production will ring out a few hours longer each week, thanks to a new executive...
Read Moreby Kimberly Willig | Oct 23, 1942 | Labor force, Women and the War Effort | 0 |
“Good help is hard to find” has been a complaint of the upper classes for decades. But rarely has...
Read Moreby Kimberly Willig | Aug 25, 1942 | Labor force, The home front | 0 |
As strikes across the U.S. slow down the economy, President Roosevelt has chosen to intervene:...
Read Moreby Dominique McIndoe | Jul 11, 1942 | Features, Labor force, The home front | 0 |
The operator of a powered jigsaw cuts a slot in a small steel part for a warplane in a Brooklyn,...
Read Moreby Macarena Solis | Apr 5, 1942 | Labor force, The home front | 0 |
The War Department announced this Thursday that they will be training over 100,000 individuals in...
Read Moreby Ashley Turner | Mar 22, 1942 | Labor force, The home front, Women and the War Effort | 1 |
On March 17, the House of Representatives passed a highly controversial bill that created the...
Read Moreby Anna Griffin | Mar 10, 1942 | Labor force, The economy, The home front | 0 |
With the U.S. government determined to regulate wages and prices during wartime, the War Labor...
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