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Newspaper
Cambridge Tribune
Location
Cambridge, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1942
Page
4
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An editorial warns that inflation is an equal danger to the Axis as the war. It credits President Roosevelt for fighting inflation and lauds Leon Henderson for leading the effort, arguing runaway prices could force hardship, dictatorship, and victory for the enemy unless controlled.
The railroads credit two factors for handling record freight: improved equipment and closer cooperation with shippers. Trains move more than twice as fast per hour as in the last war, and cars today yield 1.75 times more ten miles per day than in 1918. The drive is toward fully loaded cars to maximize war effort throughput this fall.
Leaders stress peak performance in logistics as every shipper must push to achieve maximum utilization of each railcar to secure victory. The call emphasizes efficiency, teamwork, and disciplined operations across the transport network.
A father narrator warns against lazy pride in children’s improvement and urges parents to model adult behavior. He critiques the idea that success lies in kids outdoing parents and urges self-examination, patience, sympathy, and daily self-control as essential family leadership.
The piece notes that news of Lidice’s massacre sparks nationwide outrage and strengthens resolve to win the war. It discusses the need to keep transport and economy functional, justifies selective rationing, and explains plans to rush a pipeline for oil and seek rubber solutions as winter approaches.
The notice outlines Christian Science Services held Sundays at 11 AM with Sunday School at 9:45 AM and Wednesday evening meetings. The Golden Text is from Peter 2:1 and the Lesson Sermon includes Bible readings and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
A coastal ad invites readers to visit S. H. Jones in Church Creek Md for a wide range of bargains. Flour, bread, dresses, coats, shoes, hats, paint, and chicken feed are advertised with price points from 9c to several dollars. The piece ties shopping to community chatter and features mock dialogue about troubles and daily life.
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