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25 Years Ago in "The Nation"
August 14, 1943 issue

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The article presents articles and topics discussed in the previous issues of the periodical, The Nation. Restrictions on the use of meat were abolished by the U.S. Food Administration on August 9, 1943 owing to the fact that the danger of a shortage has now been averted; A remarkable experiment in governmental control in which, the U.S. Department of Labor took over all the unskilled laborers in the country under a rationing system. It is now unlawful for anyone employing more than a hundred workmen to advertise or otherwise solicit such labor into his employ, except through agencies of the Department.

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MEAT -- Government policy; EMPLOYEES -- Recruiting; EMPLOYMENT (Economic theory); ADVERTISING, Classified; UNITED States. Dept. of Labor; UNITED States
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