War as a craps game says New York cabbie philosopher
Henry McLemore reports a New York taxi driver who likens World War II to a high stakes craps game. The driver argues the United States holds the house advantage, while Japan Germany and Italy risk ruin as the war drags toward morning.
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Adversity shaping character and marriage risks in Q&A
Albert E. Wigram discusses how adversity strengthens well balanced people while harming unstable individuals. He notes the appeal of easy money and shares a costly anecdote about chasing passes. He also weighs bachelor marriage risk, suggesting older single men can be good risks if caring, but many are unstable or selfish.
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Cost of living in England climbs 28 percent 1939 to 1941
The Ministry of Labor reports a roughly 28 percent rise in living costs in England from September 1939 to July 1 1941, reflecting wartime economic strain and price changes during the early war years.
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