Fortified West Front Fueled by Old World Lines
Military experts describe the Western Front as a maze of Siegfried and Maginot style defenses. Pillboxes, block forts, tunnels, and miles of fortified depth shape both sides' plans for a breakthrough. Outflanking remains the preferred option amid high casualty fears. Rameses II’s massive family record notes 111 sons and 50 daughters.
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War mobilization plan sketched for industry and government
Washington outlines a 1929 style mobilization skeleton with a top war industries administrator and advisory council. Plans emphasize voluntary price controls, labor cooperation, essential versus non essential industry, licenses for trade, and rapid moves if a war starts, while delaying broad anti trust risk and not signaling imminent war.
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Why Japan fights China and threats to eject outsiders
The author cites James Cox of Reuters saying Japan acts to prove superiority after being treated as inferior by white powers. He argues Western dominance fuels Imperial resentments and urges equality among nations to secure peace. He contrasts this with a personal anecdote about snubbing others to avoid creating enemies.
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Artie McGovern exercises and reader free chart offer
Practical fitness guidance notes that exercises suit individual needs and a daily routine helps posture and abdominal tone. Readers can request a free Artie McGovern Daily Dozen chart by mailing a stamped self addressed envelope to The Globe News.
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Pan American Solidarity Faces Panama Conference Test
As Lima affirmed continental solidarity, 21 American republics will meet in Panama to discuss the European war and its impact. Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Mexico show substantial defense capacity, while the Americas aim for independent action and mutual understandings, not formal alliances.
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Limas
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