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Scene in a shop where high school boys help the workers after school hours to relieve the manpower shortage

Gustavus V. Fox to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, April 04, 1862 (Cover letter)

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Sign on traffic stop-light in Hartford, Connecticut indicating housing shortage

Coastal Storm ^ Flooding ^ Hurricane/Tropical Storm - Hobucken, N. C. , September 23, 2011 -- A local resident, Eva Smith, checks out the appliances in the Park Model Housing Unit now set up in Hobuken at the Recovery Center. FEMA is working to provide a viable solution to the housing shortage following Hurricane Irene. Marilee Caliendo/FEMA

SSGT "Dixie" Bennett, of the 2114th Communications Squadron, sits in the quadracycle that he designed and built to help combat the energy shortage

Charles C. Fulton to Gustavus V. Fox, Monday, March 03, 1862 (Telegram regarding military affairs)

Charles C. Fulton to Gustavus V. Fox, Saturday, April 12, 1862 (Telegram regarding military affairs)

Technical Sergeant Brad Shoulders of the 319th Civil Engineer Squadron/Fire Department supplies Grand Forks AFB, North Dakota, with its one-millionth gallon of water. Due to the flooding of the Red River, the base has had a severe shortage of fresh potable water

Charles C. Fulton to Gustavus V. Fox, Tuesday, April 15, 1862 (Telegram reporting surrender of Ft. Pulaski)

Agricultural. Mexican cotton pickers. Because of the nation's manpower shortage, which threatened the United States' summer cotton crops, Mexican workers were recently asked to assist farmers near Corpus Christi, Texas, during the cotton harvest season

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