Defense bogged? Here are facts in Washington
Peter Edson outlines the state of U S defense policy with emphasis on budget decisions, administrative bottlenecks, and potential implications for military readiness. He weighs political debates, funding pressures, and upcoming strategic reviews.
Editorial exposes FCC Monopoly Report threat to radio freedom
The piece cites Collier's Magazine editorials opposing the FCC plan to break NBC into one network. It argues licensing powers threaten speech and business, urges Congress to curb regulators, and notes Army golf course obstruction amid federal office moves.
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Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Commission
Collier’s Magazine
FCC
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
America
T. A. M. Craven
Norman S. Case
Craven
Traditions and Crisis in American Military Defense Debate
In Washington the debate over modernizing defense pits old line military leaders against younger critics who favor air and mechanized forces. The piece surveys mounting calls to accelerate production, equip 1.4 million trained troops, and balance Army and Navy needs with Office of Production Management oversight amid wartime strain.
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New York
Yesteryear
Hitler
West Point
Annapolis
Army
Navy
England
France
Poland
Washington
Britain
Germany
Europe
Crete
Knudsen
Office of Production Management
O.P.M
Armed Services
South America
Mercy Ship U S S Relief Follows the Fleet
Washington reports on the U S S Relief a floating medical center that accompanies the fleet. The ship houses operating rooms laboratories X ray eye ear nose throat wards and physiotherapy cubicles with capacity for 500 to 600 patients. Navy nurses enjoy duty aboard and many romances begin on the aft deck while patients rest below.
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Washington
NEA
Navy
U. S. S. Relief
South America
Hawaii
Australia
China
The Sacred Dagger Continues on Desert Quest
Anne and Blaze Sherwood endure hunger and danger after a betrayed escape. Mackey lies dead, an eagle guards the dunes, while Anne faces loneliness and dwindling hope in a arid camp. Sherwood returns weary revealing no easy escape as their voyage unfolds toward an uncertain dawn.
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Anne
Sherwood
Pete Mackey
Pete
Blaze
Blaze Sherwood
Queen Victoria
Ann
Hersel
Ali
Mackey
Bette
Minnesota Farmer Inherits Fortune Affects Farming
A Minnesota farmer inherits a large fortune enabling plans to farm more extensively. The article notes this wealth changes his prospects and mentions broader discussions about freedom of the seas in the era, referencing figures F D R and Hitler.
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Minnesota
Hitler
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