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Newspaper
Cambridge Tribune
Location
Cambridge, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1942
Page
3
Air power vs ships in total war debate and war bonds
The article argues that while air forces grow, ships remain vital for sea control and logistics. It notes the need for warships alongside air power to protect shipping, bases, and convoys. It urges all citizens to support total wartime effort including War Saving Bonds and employment programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Mitchell
Peary
North Pole
Detroit
Burma
United Nations
United States
Gibraltar
Pearl Harbor
Murmansk
Sevastopo
Melbourne
Shift to War Jobs Seeks Quick Reemployment
The United States Employment Service outlines a large reemployment program for men aged 20 to 64 not in the armed forces or war work. It analyzes Occupational Questionnaires from February 16 selective service registrants to identify who can qualify or be trained for essential war industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Employment Service
United States Employment Service
Department of Justice
Maritime Commission
Hire wiser minds to guide your decisions
Professor Thorndike argues against solo thinking and advocates hiring smarter people. Examples include Carnegie and Rockefeller who built boards and surrounded themselves with capable allies. The piece urges leveraging wiser judgment to achieve success and ends with a War Savings Stamps appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Thorndike
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Henri Deterding
England
Royal Dutch Shell Petroleum Company
Rockefeller
Alfred C. Fuler
Abraham Lincoln
Alfred Fuller
Calling All Housewives Waste Paper Drive Boosts Mills
Uncle Sam urged households to collect waste paper for the war effort. Towns launched voluntary plans and thousands of tons were redirected to paper mills. The message urged citizens to sleep well knowing the world was supported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Treasury drives payroll pledges for war bonds
The treasury urged every income recipient to pledge at least 10 percent of income to war bonds as monthly purchases fell from about 1 billion to 500 million. Morgenthau ordered 108,044 bond committees in 3,070 counties to knock on doors and push regular buys, with a compulsory plan possible if voluntary efforts fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Morgenthau
United States
Congress
Treasury
Donald Nelson
War Production Board
William §. Knudsen
War Department
Nelson
Pearl Harbor
Stand on your own two feet poem refrain
A rhythmic piece urges readers to rely on themselves and stand firm in their beliefs. It contrasts courage and conformity, urging integrity over followers and the courage to face scorn. The poem encourages personal heroism and steadfast conscience in the face of mockery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Dare to be different and stand on your own feet
Ellen Hutchison reports nationwide possession of firsthand information on manufacturing facilities and tool evaluating sites. The War Production Board reviews five years of tool builder sales to locate essential tools for twenty four hour operation and potential releases to critical industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Idle tools sought by WPB and Army Ordnance Corps
War Production Board and United States Army Ordnance Corps will personally inspect idle or part time tools to transfer to war industries. The shift replaces a lengthy inventories system, speeding tool requisition as war production tempo rises. Maritime Commission and naval officials warned against favoritism but accepted ordnance control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
United States Army Ordnance Corps
Army
WPB
War Department
United States Maritime Commission
Maritime Commission
New England
Naval
Army Ordnance
Ordnance
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Ellen Hutchison
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