Why We Must Stay Out Of War Says Johnson
Washington editorial argues three reasons to keep the nation out of conflict, citing defenseless shores, time to prepare of 18 months to three years, and the gain of a vocal role in outcomes. It criticizes allied inactivity, Mussolini, and calls for mobilization rather than rushed engagement. It also notes political risks and the need for prudent policy.
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World War II Maneuver and Allied Russia Talks
The piece surveys Russia potentially entering the war with the Allies, affecting Turkey Romania and Yugoslavia, while noting Stalin's pivotal position. It mentions secret negotiations led by Eduard Benes and Sir Stafford Cripps, cites Soviet Izvestia items, and discusses U.S. aviation production bottlenecks and a planned U.S. Brazil steel plant with RFC backing.
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