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Domestic News December 21, 1942

Atlanta Daily World

Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia

What is this article about?

At a conference likely at Tuskegee Institute, Dr. Haber highlighted training 13 million for war jobs and shifting 3 million workers to essential industries for 1943's $80 billion war production goal. Closing session featured Tuskegee choir; summary committee led by Dr. Ira DeA Reid.

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Emphasizing the importance of training and the full utilization of all available manpower. Dr. Haber said that more than 13,000,000 men and women will be trained for war jobs next year. He also said that 3,000,000 workers may have to be taken out of less essential industries and put into essential war work in order that our 80 billion dollar war production job can be achieved in 1943.

The closing session of the conference was held in the Institute Chapel where the Tuskegee choir, conducted by William L. Dawson, sang numbers. A summary of the conference's findings is being edited by a committee, headed by Dr. Ira DeA Reid of Atlanta University. Other members of the committee are Mrs. Bessie Walcott of Tuskegee Institute Public Relations Department, Cy W. Record, FEIC, Atlanta; L. Herbert Henegan of the Information Division, FSA; and Sherman Briscoe, USDA, Washington.

What sub-type of article is it?

Economic Education

What keywords are associated?

War Training Manpower Utilization Tuskegee Conference War Production

What entities or persons were involved?

Dr. Haber William L. Dawson Dr. Ira Dea Reid Mrs. Bessie Walcott Cy W. Record L. Herbert Henegan Sherman Briscoe

Where did it happen?

Tuskegee Institute

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Tuskegee Institute

Key Persons

Dr. Haber William L. Dawson Dr. Ira Dea Reid Mrs. Bessie Walcott Cy W. Record L. Herbert Henegan Sherman Briscoe

Event Details

Dr. Haber emphasized training and full utilization of manpower, stating more than 13,000,000 men and women will be trained for war jobs next year and 3,000,000 workers may be shifted from less essential to essential industries to achieve 80 billion dollar war production in 1943. The closing session was held in the Institute Chapel where the Tuskegee choir, conducted by William L. Dawson, sang. A summary of the conference's findings is being edited by a committee headed by Dr. Ira DeA Reid of Atlanta University, with members Mrs. Bessie Walcott of Tuskegee Institute Public Relations Department, Cy W. Record, FEIC, Atlanta; L. Herbert Henegan of the Information Division, FSA; and Sherman Briscoe, USDA, Washington.

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