Weatherred says U S lacks tough steady wartime leadership
Brig. Gen. Preston A. Weatherred asserts the United States lacks leadership that is hard, fair and ahead of public will to sustain the war effort. The 58 year old veteran criticizes ineptitude, greed and political distractions that hinder fighting men and U.S. goals. He cites contradictory promises of postwar opportunity and calls for clear direction. He notes his long National Guard service and recent inactive status. He also mentions Mexico’s cotton pest aid and Uruguay’s police interrogation methods.
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Dallas
United States
Preston A. Weatherred
See Here Private Hargrove And Other Wartime Bits
Eric Knight endorses the condensed See Here Private Hargrove in October Reader's Digest. The issue promotes Hitler’s secret war of destruction inside America condensed from Sabotage. Also noted is a plucky young mother’s tale of giving birth far from a doctor.
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Eric Knight
Private Hargrove
America
Hitler Set for One More Major Offensive in the East
Observers interpret Hitler's Berlin Sportpalast speech as signaling one final push to capture Stalingrad and the Grozny oil fields before winter. They note possible troop withdrawals from inactive eastern zones to reinforce Rommel in Africa and Allied targets elsewhere.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Stalingrad
Grozny
Hitler
Marshal Rommel
Africa
Italy
France
Norway
Berlin
Russia
Leningrad
Moscow
Volga
Caucasus
Caspian Sea
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