Let's Explore Your Mind by Albert Wiggam
In this Q and A Wiggam discusses national attitudes toward peace noting many states view themselves as peaceful while others read as warlike. He cites France Germany Japan England and the US plus Canada and touches on speech intelligibility ending in vowels versus consonants and changes in personal beliefs over the past decade.
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George Stratton
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Canada
France
Germany
Japan
Pacific
England
The
War entry strengthens Spanish French stance against Axis ties
Washington report to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee says U S entry into World War II has stiffened Spanish and Vichy French resistance to Axis collaboration. Assistant Secretary Breckinridge Long notes German morale is shaken but warns against expecting internal collapse soon.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Group
Breckinridge Long
The Post of the People by Edgar A Guest
Poet Edgar A Guest compares his aging pace to earlier rides as he writes about the spirit of a new Robin Hood. He reflects on legacy, memory, and continuing effort despite aging energy.
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Edgar A. Guest
The
Post of the People
Robin Hood
Your Federal Income Tax Filing for 1941 Urged by IRS
The IRS estimates about twenty two million will file 1941 returns. Returns are due by March 16. Early filing eases the workload and reduces errors. Bring 1940 return when seeking assistance. check instructions for exemptions credits and deductions.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
LaGuardia Says He Will Keep Mayoral Post
New York City mayor F H LaGuardia told the city council on Wednesday he will continue as the city's mayor and as national director of civilian defense despite criticism of his dual duties.
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New York
F. H. LaGuardia
City Council
Three Austrian Ski Experts Nabbed By FBI As Foe Aliens
Three internationally famous Austrian skiers were detained in federal custody as enemy aliens. Frederick Friedl Pfeiffer, head of the Sun Valley Idaho ski school and a former Olympic champion, was among those arrested. The FBI confirmed the arrests in Washington.
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FBI
Salt Lake City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Frederick Friedl Pfeiffer
Sun Valley
Ida
Jap Plans and Air War Declared Third Rate By Some
The article contends Jap planes are better than thought but still third rate. It cites failures in Manila defense, Singapore damage, and a small loss rate against anti air craft. It notes Pfeiffer Hauser and Froelich arrests, interment camp hearing plans, and a Japanese sinking fund joke from a Broadway bank.
Disabled War Veteran Donates Half Of 30 Monthly Grant
An Omaha World War I veteran who receives $30 monthly from the Red Cross says he will give half of his allowance to aid the war effort. He explains he has no other income and urges others to contribute to hasten the end of the war. The article notes current crude oil and motor fuel production compares to 1917 levels.
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Red Cross
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