Paul McNutt Becomes Chairman of The War Manpower Commission

The video discusses America's manpower challenges during the second year of the war, focusing on the need for soldiers and workers in various sectors. It highlights the roles of the Selective Service and the United States Employment Service in directing manpower to support the war effort. The video emphasizes the importance of having the right people in the right roles, both on the fighting fronts and in factories and farms, to ensure the nation's success in the war.

What is the primary problem that America is tackling as it enters the second year of war?

What roles are being emphasized for manpower in the context of the war?

How many more soldiers must selective service boards provide to meet manpower needs?

What impact has the lack of control over manpower had on arms plants?

What is the role of the local United States Employment Office in the manpower effort?