America's New Atlantic Bases from Caribbean
A National Geographic bulletin describes U S naval and air bases from Newfoundland to British Guiana, extending 2 700 miles by air and with Bermuda as a key defensive hub. It notes Botwood in Newfoundland and Azores Bermuda proximity to major Atlantic ports and argues Bermuda’s reefs enclose the Great Sound as a potential American base.
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Norton Phillips
Union
Washington
Ocean
Caribbean
United States
Great Britain
Marquess of Lothian
Newfoundland
Bermuda
Bahamas
Jamaica
Trinidad
British Guiana
St. Lucia
Antigua
National Geographic Society
South America
Canada
Gulf of St Lawrence
St. Lawrence River
Botwood
North Atlantic
Atlantic
North America
English Channel
Britain
Cape Hatteras
Great Sound
Bahama Islands
Duke of Windsor
Florida
Hispaniola
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Bimini
Miami
San Salvador
Watling Island
Cuba
Panama Canal
Kingston
Caribbean Airlines
Venezuela
Windward
Leeward Islands
England
Dakar
Africa
Atlantic Ocean
France
Guiang
Canal
South Atlantic
Natal
Brazil
Georgetown
Caribbean Sea
St Lucia
Puerto Rico
West Indies
English
Guadaloupe
Tax Commission Proposes Budget For Rearmament
The National Consumers Tax Commission urges a billion-dollar annual rearmament program with no cost to taxpayers, claiming local government reforms could save more than the defense act revenue. The piece then digresses into Caribbean island notes and colonial references amid unrelated context.
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Chicago
United States
National Consumers Tax Commission
Melville Mucklestone
NCTC
Mucklestone
Export-Import Bank Authorized to Loan Half Billion Dollars
Congress extended the Export-Import Bank’s life and authorized $500 million in new loans. The bank uses commercial banks to handle funds and documents, sharing interest with the banks. Since its founding in 1934 it has funded projects worldwide, with substantial repayments, and operates without physical banks or vaults.
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Washington
Congress
United States Export- Import Bank
Warren Lee Pierson
Hatch Act limits trigger wasted campaign funds, Willkie focus
Washington view of Hatch Act curbs reveals wasteful spending on literature advertising and posters by both parties. The piece notes Wendell Willkie’s campaign strategy, stresses the pressure of daily rail speeches, and reports Navy officials considering using conscription law provisions to secure priority for essential naval goods.
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Truman H. Newbury
Michigan
Senate
Washington
Navy
Wave
Government Seeks Oil For Delicate Machines
TACOMA WASH Although a survey of lubricants sources finds beluga oil from white whales near Cook Inlet Alaska may aid delicate aeronautical instruments watches and other mechanisms in short supply fish oil.
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Tacoma
Wash
Cook Inlet
Anchorage
Alaska
Hatch Act Debate Highlights Field Critique of Provisions
Carter Field says the Hatch Act’s purpose is magnificent but the law itself detests its aim. He notes large expenditures beyond act limits escape national committee control. Field adds that Willkie’s voice, though joked about, could become a major campaign factor.
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Willkie
Carter Field
U Washington
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Barkley
Happy
A. B. Chandler
Chandler
Senate
Logan
Newbury
John W. Davis
Davis
Congress
United States
Field
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