Occupation of Aleutian Islands Threatens U S War Effort
Charles A. Singler warns that Japanese possession of the Aleutians poses a grave risk to the United States. The piece discusses the strategic value of Kiska, the role of U S submarines and fighters, and the importance of the Alaska highway under construction to supply northern outposts and deter further aggression. It highlights Sen. Wallgren's view that pushing the Japs from the islands is needed before a broader Pacific offensive.
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Battle of
Riska
Kiska
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Aleutian
Aleutian Islands
Soliatie
Osland
Jaan
U.S
Vie Jans
Thas
Atlu
Aggatu
Kista
Lote Kasha
Nisha
Narukarsi
Narukassi
Solomon Islands
U. S. Navy
Empire of Japan
Sen
M. C. Wallgren
Washington
Alaska
United States
America
Japan
Par Nath
Arctic
Wheat Price Factors in Bread Cost Across Time
The piece argues that wheat price is a minor part of bread cost today compared to 1914 and explains how packaging, labor, and sanitary changes raised bread prices. It cites World War I prices, the shift to bakery deliveries, and a strong consumer preference for ready bread while noting price stabilization efforts by Price Administrator Henderson.
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Dawson Creek
British Columbia
Alberta
Rockies
Sam
Alaska
Japan
Fairbanks
Edmonton
WNU Service
H Street
Washington
D. C
Congress
Bismarck
N. D.z
Locust Street
Arthur Barnes
New York Central
Buffalo
Mr. Barnes
Arthur
Art
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Henderson
Bombing planes seen as WWI observation planes’ successors
Aviation News committee notes that bombing planes now act as the lethal successors to World War I observation aircraft. Rockefeller Foundation provides free yellow fever vaccine to government for armed forces use. A Berlin Swedish correspondent cites Germany housing 4,000,000 foreign workers including 1,500,000 prisoners of war. Economists project a 3 percent rise in dairy cows this year and next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
The
Aviation News Committee
Rockefeller Foundation
Berlin
Germany
Princes Albert Tobacco Aiding Servicemen In Camp Gift
Local dealers offer pound cans of Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco to send to ten servicemen. Surveys show tobacco is the most appreciated gift in camps and on ships, appealing to pipe smokers and roll-your-own fans in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Prince Albert
Ady
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Kiska Island
Charles A. Singler
Western Newpaper Union
Catherine Archipelago
North Pacific
Dutch Harbor
Kantahatkepeni Ja
Alas
Linnak
Waalaska
Ente
Maaute Range
Sealand
Ruska Harbor
Son of Heaven
Tokyo
Aska
Estemanya
Catalina
Aleutians
Burma Road
Donall MacDonald
MacDonald
Alaskan Highway Commission
Burma
Seattle
Anchorage
William Morris Hoge
Baukiage
Marshall
Air Force
Bankhage
Sioux Honey Assoc
Sioux City
Jawa
Lima
Onis
Kent Blades
Sie
Bags
Baer
U. S. Marines
Liberal Credit ‘Tetons
Jesse M. Chase
Hay — Sell
Sault Lake City
Whotesale
Boise
Pocatello
Ogden
Grant E. Hayes Co
Shoe Baker Distributors
So Main
Salt Lake
Intermountain
Salt Lake City
Lyman
Colorado River
Summur Orange
Enagh
Lansdown
Colo 2
North Sixth of
Menten
Duan
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