In 1935 getting killed of inured on a job was considered ‘normal.’ If nothing else, the state of medicine was such that a badly broken leg would require amputation, and people regularly died from simple infections. Safety regulations were considered radical anti-capital. Of course people were lining up for a good paying gig.
In 1935 getting killed of inured on a job was considered ‘normal.’ If nothing else, the state of medicine was such that a badly broken leg would require amputation, and people regularly died from simple infections. Safety regulations were considered radical anti-capital. Of course people were lining up for a good paying gig.