War Capital Chungking Safe Despite Bomb Attacks
New York report by Gerald Wilson notes Chungking endures Japanese raids with improved air raid shelters and alarm systems making it the safest war capital. Rees describes beehive cave shelters housing thousands, a thriving relief network, and key air links via Hongkong Chungking and Rangoon routes amid a population surge and wartime industries underground.
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Gerald Wilson
Union
New York City
Chungking
Ronald Rees
National Christian Council
New York
China
Rees
United China Relief
Free China
SF Castle
Europe
Hongkong
Hongkong-Chungking
Chinese National Aviation Corporation
Eurasia
CNAC
Kunming
Rangoon
Chengtu
Lenchow
Russia
Germany
Yangtze River
Chung
United China Relief Campaign Fund
German Americans Form Organization To Oppose Hitler
New York report announces the formation of the Loyal Americans of German Descent, a militant pro democracy group led by Robert F. Wagner Jr. and Dr. George N. Shuster. It targets 10 million Americans of German descent with a pledge to oppose Hitler, defend democracy, and unite citizens across origins. Directors include Karl Brandt, Gotthilf Bronisch, Elisabeth Christman, Carl Holderman, Clara Leiser, and others across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Wagner Jr
George N. Shuster
Hunter College
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
America
Quisling
Karl Brandt
Food Research Institute
Stanford University
Calif
Gotthilf P. Bronisch
Elisabeth Christman
National Women's Trade Union League
Washington, D
Carl Holderman
Textile Workers Union
Newark
N.J
Clara Leiser
William Allan Neilson
Falls Village
Conn
F. Wilhelm Solimann
Wallingford
Edward J. Volz
International Photo Engravers
Winion
Felix Wittmer
N. J. State Teachers College
Montclair
N. J
Record Farm Crop Outlook In 1941 By Elliott
L G Elliott of La Salle Extension University notes farm income rising to record levels in 1941 with prices above 1930s peaks. Demand boosted by industrial payroll growth and government programs, including soil conservation payments and higher loan support, while wheat excess acreage rules ease taxation and allow selling 1941 excess allotments. Farmers urged to boost dairy pork and tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Elliott
la Salle Extension University
Chicago
Cit
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Real Warfare of Dollars Faces South America
An analysis of economic warfare against the Axis in South America outlines four campaigns. Blacklisting pro Axis firms, promoting native commissions, nationalizing airlines, and extending government loans aim to sever Nazi economic influence and expand American markets.
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South America
WNU Service
H Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
United States
O'Mahoney
Senate
Berlin
Bolivia
Uruguay
John D. Rockefeller
Western Hemisphere
America
Axis
la Paz
Jesse Jones
Airlines
Peru
Brazil
Argentina
Central America
Democ racy versus force in global order debate
The piece cites Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf on governance by democracy or force. It notes reports of German tank production slowing to release many tractors, possibly for Ukraine. It also mentions government egg purchases totaling over a billion since March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimer
Adolph Hitler
Department of Commerce
Washington
Ukraine
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