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The Church During Crisis Urges Moral Bulwarks and Comfort
The article argues churches must preserve spiritual values during hard times rather than bless war. It notes crowd increases in Cedar Rapids as people seek guidance amid Christmas and defense day concerns. Clergy should act as philosophers guiding toward the better life, offering comfort and moral insight through trials.
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Church letter calls to end wealth inequality in England
Dr. Joseph Fort Newton notes a London Times letter signed by a Catholic cardinal the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and the free churches moderator. It urged abolishing wealth disparities and equal childhood education, framing wealth as a risk when pursued as sole purpose.
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Nazi withdrawal seen as bid for drama in near east aim
The article questions the authenticity of Nazi reports of retreat, suggesting feints or strategic redeployment. It cites cold, mud, and resistance as factors and proposes Hitler may target the Near East and British positions to mask failure in Russia.
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Deaths not in vain: Pearl Harbor toll cited at 2729
The article emphasizes the 2729 Navy fatalities at Pearl Harbor as a rallying point. It argues the attack united the nation and provided compelling reasons to defeat Axis powers.
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Iowa
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What is truth and why do we misjudge others
Robert Quillen muses on truth as perfection beyond human reach and on the unreliability of eyewitness reports. He notes how senses and minds distort reality, then applies the idea to family, neighbors, and distant events, with wry observations on cards, speeches, and politics.
We Are Better Off at Start Than Last War Says Hayden
Jay G. Hayden argues that present war effort and home front conditions dwarf the American role in 1917 18. He recalls drafts purposes and numbers from 1917 18, contrasts readiness then with today, and notes faster mobilization and greater civilian impact as the United States resumes war.
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Hitler’s Retreat Signals Spring Drive in Russia and Libya
Paul Mahon argues Hitler’s Russian retreat shows a fragile front and waning manpower, with a planned winter defense and renewed spring campaign. He notes Rommel’s setback in Libya, predicts Allied moves toward Tripoli, and surveys South American stance and wartime alignments.
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Rubber sources eyed as war threatens to cut supply
An opinion piece urges developing native rubber sources in the United States to reduce reliance on Far East supplies. It highlights guayule and other plants, notes the high cost and time to build synthetic plants, and calls for Agriculture Department research to ensure a secure lifeline to the rubber supply.
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All-Out War Effort Demands Immediate Action
General Hugh S. Johnson warns against complacency as the nation must purge bureaucratic sludge and mobilize all resources for total war. He calls for nonstop production, dismantling old policies, and a united effort across industry, government, and the armed forces to catch up after the December 7 shock.
Anti-gray hair factor identified as para-amino benzoic acid
In nutritional research and animal studies an anti-gray factor in the vita mine complex is identified as para amino benzoic acid. The piece discusses synthetic vitamins, recommends natural vitamin B complex over isolated thiamin, and suggests an iodine ration for correspondence readers. It includes reader questions and doctorly answers on health topics.
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Ol’ Doc Brady
Tough talk on soldiers and toughness from Bugs Baer
A speaker praises hard discipline for soldiers and condemns maternal pep talks. He notes soldiers must be tougher to fight, while recounting a sergeant’s call for certified accountants and a rapid task of digging basements for a row of Chic Sale’s stores.
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Sincerity and the Whole Being
A concise meditation on sincerity arguing it cannot exist in part and that any pretense undermines character integrity. The reflection stresses that true honesty must saturate all actions and motives.
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