Forgotten Man and War Time Strains Across Industries
A Western Newspaper Union release details white collar workers in Chicago and Wilmington facing wage inequality as munitions plant laborers earn far less. It contrasts rural and urban living costs, notes farmers building sub chasers for WWII, and argues culture and income growth stem from rural America amid wartime strain.
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Wumington
Ill
Chicago
Wilmington
Washington in Wartime Shift Prompted by Defense Efforts
Washington transforms from boom town to wartime center as Civilian Defense volunteers surge. Soldiers patrol near the White House, searchlights darken the Capitol, and FBI detains German correspondent Kurt Sell. Civilian Defense officers receive new flags for officials and vehicles.
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Washington
White House
State Department
Capitol Dome
Civilian
LaGuardia
Japanese Fifth Column Threat Maps and Atomic War Prep
The Dies survey purports extensive Japanese presence in the United States with 150 000 citizens and 50 000 second generation members. Documents show maps of U S strategic points Pearl Harbor and fleet layouts near Hawaii and warnings of coast security risk. Constantine Brown predicts war with Japan and dates the start to December 7.
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Martin Dies
State Department
United States
Hitler
Norway
France
Low Countries
Dies
Central Japanese Association
California
Los Angeles Harbor
Reeves Field
O11
Los Angeles
Pearl Harbor
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Manila
Guam
Vladivostok
U. S
Honolulu
Philippines
Hawaii
Q Constantine Brown
Washington Star
Japan
Christmas Eve String Band Awakens Camp
Orrek Gordon faces a mutiny as lumber camp workers threaten to quit over loneliness. Marcia, his partner, inspires a Christmas gift plan to rally the men by forming a string band with instruments and practice, aiming to lift spirits by New Year’s Day.
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Orrek Gordon
Orrek
Marcia
Ninette
Gebert
Jacques
Associated
Wrapping Small Gifts In Envelopes Of Colorful Paper
An unusual method for wrapping many small gifts for a Christmas box uses envelopes of red holly silver or gold paper. Each item is wrapped in plain white tissue then sealed with contrasting inner and outer envelopes.
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Western Newspaper Union
Door County
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Green Bay
Sturgeon Bay
Atlantic
Ozarks
Ozark Hills
Hon Hunter
Marge Lyon
America
Dies Committee
Department of Commerce
Pacific
Korea
Manchukuo
China
Indo-China
Perry
London
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Malaya
Singapore
Royal Air Force
Little Tokyo
Navy
U.S.S. Ranger
U. S. Naval Aviation
Flying and Popular Aviation Magazine
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Germany
Brooklyn, N. Y
Penn Station
New York
Waterside Drive
Falla
Scottie
Warchaff
Joan Stedman