War Economy and the Costs of Production in America
The piece argues that war-time spending creates temporary boom but risks a harsher postwar collapse without proper regulation. It contrasts US policy with Hitler's wartime mobilization, warns against overreliance on war production, and urges stronger controls, taxation, and revenue to sustain industry and living costs. It cites economist Rex Tugwell and banker Robert Garner in discussing how to generate employment and growth through regulated spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Garner
Rex Tugwell
Garner
Tugwell
Hitler
Prussia
Germany
United States Navy Plans DakAr Action In World War II
A discussion in military circles weighs U S alignment with Dakar in any potential South Atlantic attack. Proposals include Pan American representations and a naval display to persuade France to sever ties with Germany and neutralize Dakar. The White House and state department show little enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S.S
Dakar
United States
South
Brazil
Argentina
South America
Germany
White House
State Department
Greek Leader Metaxas hailed savior as Italian menace grows
In weekly news analysis by Edward C. Wayne, Metaxas is celebrated as Greece fights Italy while Albanian cities fall. Greeks push back Italian advances as martial law is declared in a crisis. Prisoner numbers are described as "too many to handle."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Amy
Murray
CIO
Lewis
John Metaxas
Monkey Wrench In Diplomacy News Item
A terse briefing notes a disruption or setback described as a monkey wrench in a diplomacy context. The piece highlights unexpected complications affecting negotiations and potential outcomes, with emphasis on key actors and locations involved.
Discharge of Employee Overdue CLO Debt Led to Blame
A worker was discharged after owing $12 to CLO. The matter drew blame from U S Attorney General Reds. Workers pressed for wage increases between 50 and 75 cents per hour as tensions rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Waneeeeee
U. S
Reds
Gress Moved Out For Repairs
Gress was moved out to permit repairs, with work authorized to address the issues. The relocation allows access for technicians and before reinstallation. Repairs are scheduled under as yet unspecified timeline pending parts and inspection results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gress
Usefulness and Discovery by Dr James W Barton
Fragmentary OCR reads that Dr James W Barton notes ongoing discoveries and tests. The text appears to discuss expanding knowledge and practical usefulness, but specifics and context are unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Barton
Beles
Westers Hew Union
Shock Treatment Through Fluids Saves Patient
A historical note recalls early shock care with intravenous fluids to raise blood pressure and improve circulation. It highlights the shift from limited knowledge to use of saline solutions, improving outcomes in severe shock cases once thought near death.
Fragmented Historic Note on Metabolic Test Results
An OCR fragment notes a metabolic test result with a plus 13.5 value and mentions names and categories, but the wording is unclear. It references a conserved quantity and potential identifiers such as Gicits and IS. Details are too garbled to confirm who or what exactly is measured or tested.
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Wasp Atianeh Pena
Washirrten, B.C
Edward C. Wayne
Russia
Stalin
S.S
Tee
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