The Power to Win by Private Enterprise
A reflective piece praising American industry and private enterprise as the engine of victory. It argues resources, production, and a robust middle class under private enterprise secured victory in war and will defend the economic system afterward, while noting room for improvement with cautious study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Uncle Sam
England
Europe
Japan
India
China
War Production Board
War Bonds and Stamps Support Safe Parachute Landings
As armies deploy by parachute to disrupt enemy lines, casualties rise and traditional fineries vanish from the market. The text urges continued purchase of silk and nylon for paratroopers through War Bonds and Stamps, underscoring home-front support for distant fighting men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USS
Treasury Dipichen
Filipinos Resilient Under Japanese Propaganda In Manila
An observer recounts Manila under Japanese occupation, noting Filipino pro American sentiment persisted amid coercive rule. He describes banners, puppet administrations, radio propaganda, and everyday acts of subtle resistance by locals and even a driver who eyeing the looming return of Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Asia
America
Army-Navy Club
Bay View Hotel
Saito
Tribune
Quezon
Washington
San Pedro Makati
Kiska
Buna
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Millard
Y.M.C A. Bhig
E. A. Skinner
Hope St
Bristol, R.wl
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Herbert GC
Lally Inc
Iver
Doffers
Winders
Gollins & Aikman Corporation
Thames Street
Bradford
U. S Employment Service
St Down
Fife Insurance
Letycenae
George S. Benson
Narding College
Searry
Arkansas
Italy
NEA
Stone
Santo Tomas Concentration Camp
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P. G. A. R. Hall
Hope Street
Joseph Sansone
State Street
Akis
Wardwell Lumber CO
Thames ST
Barragarsett Electric
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