Land Sea and Air Power Debate in Modern Warfare
The article surveys the long standing debate among land power seapower and air power. It notes Clausewitz influence on land warfare and traces naval dominance from Jutland to air power shifts. It argues no single arm won wars alone and stresses global service dependence with airpower essential to all. It compares WWII air and sea engagements and highlights Japan's aircraft production limits and America’s growing output.
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Clausewita
Clawwits
Waan
Eimperor
Wilhelm
Germany
England
Jutland
I Kiel
Dougean
Mitchell
Doubet
Mahan
U.S
Oklahoma
Pearl
Britain
Dunkirk
Mont
Pleteher Beatt
Ameri Ean
Crete
Greece
Prince of Wales
Au Harbor
Japan
Pacific
The Little Guy Built America and Keeps It Free
A patriotic ode highlighting the little guy as the driving force behind American innovation and growth. It credits immigrants and everyday workers with founding the nation, building homes, powering industry, and sustaining freedom through free enterprise and self reliance. The essay urges maintaining the belief that the little guy is America’s king and future symbol.
Calendar Echoes of Beliefs and Rites Across Cultures
The fragment surveys how primitive peoples tracked time through beliefs and rites. It links cyclical calendars to celestial signs and seasonal changes, noting Nile risings, Native American journeys, and the blend of science with superstition. It mentions various year counts and a contemporary American year 1982.
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Manon
America
Error in Ratio and France’s Growing Resistance
The piece discusses potential German reprisal killings in occupied France and the growing public sentiment against the oppressive ratio of deaths. It argues that harsh measures will provoke a stronger resistance and undermine the Maginot Line’s effectiveness as more of France’s people awaken to fight back.
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Hitler
France
Germany
Airpower and fuel drive wartime strategy
The piece argues seven thousand planes will dieted, notes sufficient domestic fuel, and stresses Japan must seize fuel upon depletion. It claims airpower must back up other forces, bomber range and altitude rise, and US lags but is closing the gap in aerial warfare progress.
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Ja ‘Pan
Jers
America
Fragmented dialect comedy and weather quip wrap local notice
A collection of humorous quips and exchanges about everyday life. A Mars-like weather spell dominates the closing line, while earlier snippets feature playful banter about money, love, and parental rules. The tone mimics a small town humor page with regional speech.
Generals discuss speed and delay on new fighter planes
General Speed asks if the new fighter planes are finished. General Delay replies progress is nearly complete but not fully. He notes the airframe is ready and the project advances with remaining work left to complete.
Pigeon Keeper Frightens Doctor With Goat and Cat Plot
A patient complains his wife fears going crazy over buying a cat and a goat. The doctor suggests opening windows, prompting the patient to protest about pigeons escaping, revealing a bizarre domestic mix up and tension.
Film Debut of Blues Singer in Lady Be Good at Granada
Lady Be Good at the Granada theatre Sunday and Monday features Connie Russell in the finale number Fascinating Rhythm. Discovered at New York Door Café, she joins Eleanor Powell Ann Sothern and Robert Young with Lionel Barrymore John Carroll Red Skelton and Virginia O'Brien in the supporting cast.
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Granada Theatre
Connie Russell
Miss Russell
New York
Famous Door Cafe
Eleanor Powell
Ann Sothern
Robert Young
Lionel Barrymore
John Carroll
Red ‘Skelton
Virginia O'Brien
Kindness Repaid by Blind Broommaker in Will
Louis W. Freise, a blind broommaker of St. Louis, left about $5,000 to George A. Ry lan, his attorney, desiring the sum “as a debt of gratitude for lending me the use of his eyes and aiding me in business matters.” The bequest reflects a personal tribute tied to professional help.
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ST. Louis
Louis W. Freise
George A. Rylan
Soldier seeks copyright for Pearl Harbor slogan defense stamp book
Leavenworth Kansas Cleve land Williams chief warrant officer applies for a copyright on the battle cry Remember Pearl Harbor to be used as a book title The book bears only the text I give this stamp with one solemn thought in my mind My country my home and long may our land be a free democracy The rest of the book holds blank spaces for defense stamps designed to hold 500 or 1000 dollars worth of stamps Williams says the copyright is to prevent commercial use with Col Converse Lewis approving the action.
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United States
Indus
America
Leavenworth, Kas
Cleveland Williams
Command and General ‘Hatt School
Pearl Harbor
Converse Lewis
Williams
Dead letters buried Buenos Aires post office purge
The Argentine post office department announced that 2 770 708 letters had to be destroyed in the past five years averaging 534 000 per year. Most were destroyed due to undecipherable addresses. Clear addresses are necessary because the post office cannot solve all the puzzles.
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Buenos Aires
Argentine Post Office Department
Axis Weapons Obsolete With New U S Ordnance Spurs War Fears
Collier's Weekly reports impressive U S ordnance innovations claimed to outpace Axis weapons. Highlights include a fast 35 mph 155 mm tank gun platform, mobile anti aircraft and light tanks with extended armor, a 60 ton tank with a secret firing accuracy boost, and a 155 mm howitzer improving range and rate of fire.
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Uncle Sam
United States Army
Collier's ‘Weekly
War Department
Collier's
Europe
Libyan
Devil resigns from Hell as war shifts power
A verse features the Devil resigning from Hell after being outclassed by wartime rivals. He laments losing relevance, cites Adolph as a clearer war author, and notes quitting the throne in favor of modern foes. A French chancellor is humorously linked to a three-volume work about dinner waits.
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Adolph
D'Aguessen
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Eve
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