Willkie viewed as independent yet resolute leader
General Hugh S. Johnson analyzes Wendell Willkie's candidacy noting independence and businesslike methods. The piece contrasts Willkie with Roosevelt, praising his fact checking, willingness to hear opposing views, and calm demeanor under pressure. It also critiques the 50 destroyers sale push and examines questions about ship obsolescence and strategic impact.
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Bolivian Tin Deal Draws United States Attention
Washington weighs a plan to buy about half of Bolivia's tin output for refining in U.S. smelters. The defense commission hopes for 75,000 tons. delivery by January 1 is doubtful amid war risks. The arrangement favors refined tin shipped to the U.S. while British policy limits crude ore exports. Political shifts accompany moves in Roosevelts administration and diplomatic postings.
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Praising God for Blessings and Forgiveness in Psalm 103
A devotional guide outlines praising God as daily fellowship, stressing personal blessings, forgiveness of sins, and God’s everlasting loving kindness. It highlights: forget not His benefits, the priority of the spiritual, and the contrast with transient earthly pursuits.
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