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Coal Strike Threat Opens Nation to War Material Shortages
The image of idle coal cars signals a looming strike risk that could shutter about 1000 plants producing war materials for Allied forces. Even brief stoppages would halt steel plants and jeopardize rail maintenance and fuel supplies for northern homes and businesses, as miners led by John L. Lewis vote for action.
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Entry to the Cellars Sparks Fearful Protests and Theft Accusations
Residents confronted invading troops as they approached cellars storing property and food. The invaders were seen as thieves and plunderers, and in many cases the fear was justified by the looting that occurred.
Soviet Democracy and the Propaganda War
Paul Mallon argues the Soviet press falsely casts the Vatican and Walter Lippmann as pro-German and pro-Fascist to sway American opinions. He contrasts the Soviet constitution with ours, notes Stalin's dictatorship, church control, and religious suppression, and urges truthful, steady defense of democracy without inflammatory counter-propaganda.
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Rescue of Ensign Buchanan by Fecke Crew in Tokyo Bay
Ensign Robert Buchanan of Clementon New Jersey was shot at but survived and ditched in Tokyo Bay. Lt John Fecke of Duxbury Massachusetts led a six hour aerial rescue effort circling a rescue ship. Fecke and Lt Arnold Berner from Springdale Arkansas pulled Buchanan from the water after coordinating air cover and surface support.
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Education experiment shapes new liberal undergrad curriculum
The article notes Swarthmore College leading a postwar reform of education to train veterans under the GI Bill and redefine liberal studies. It outlines half-tuition scholarships for Friends or those in civilian service, and a seven-subject core including history politics or economics natural science philosophy literature psychology and a foreign language.
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Swarthmore College
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Not So Long Ago and Other 1930 Events
The March 29 1930 report notes the Irish cabinet and president re signing and Ne Valera being sent from the United States. It cites a German chancellor promising a cabinet chosen without party bias and a legal win for the widow of Sam Houston’s son against Liberty magazine.
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Thoughts on cleanliness as reverence to God and society
Bacon argues that cleanliness of body reflects due reverence to God, society, and the self. The value of personal purity mirrors moral discipline and social duty.
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Polk Street Professor Reflects on Irish and War Paranoia
A Polk Street professor muses about Irish stereotypes and the war, noting they are joked about for not joining the conflict and quipping that Irish may feel they helped by keeping England’s fires burning. The commentary hinges on humor and wartime sentiment.
Russia still fields large horse mounted troops in battle
Russia remains the sole nation using horse mounted forces, a practice that persists despite modern warfare and is credited with mobility and shock advantages that opponents find hard to counter.
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