Though the details of the Army-Navy plan for the utilization of the colleges in the war effort are still obscured and still under discussion, no announcements were made during the vacation, according ...

» “The main reserve of labor is from among married women with no young children. And we shall have to draw tremendous numbers of these married women into the labor market in 1942 and in 1943.” IN TIME ...

Seventy-five years ago a lack of civilian labor was a big issue in the economically booming wartime Bay Area, where war-related industries abounded. On Nov. 1, 1943, President Franklin Roosevelt had ...

I SHOULD like Americans to understand the unity of purpose which underlies the British civil organization for total war. I should also like them to appreciate the interrelationship between the various ...

Colonel Francis A. Doniat, PMS&T at Harvard and leader of both the Quarter-master and Field Artillery R. O. T. C. units for a year has been transferred to special duty with the War Manpower Commission ...

Day before Franklin Roosevelt gave new and sweeping powers to War Manpower Commissioner Paul Vories McNutt (TIME, Dec. 14) he went over the final draft of the order with a group which included McNutt, ...

The President, the Congress and Paul McNutt last week continued to talk about U.S. manpower. But for the first time in many a month some clear good sense was made on the subject—by a two-bit, 25-page ...