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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1942
Page
13
The article argues that defeating Axis armies alone cannot end Nazi indoctrination. It cites Gregor Ziemer’s Education for Death and warns that German and Japanese youth are molded to worship the state. It calls for a carefully planned, integrated program to replace Axis ideology and secure the future.
Sen. Tom Connally drew sharp criticism for urging Argentina to change its president or its people to change leadership. The Argentine stance at the Rio conference was already defined, and his remarks risked undermining trust and signaling U S interference that could hinder hemispheric understanding.
The article argues that population size or resources do not determine military power. It cites examples such as China India Russia versus Germany Japan and notes the Dutch East Indies dwarfing Britain in size yet lacking proportional military might. It asserts that a nation’s unity initiative and resource integration create true strength.
The article humorously notes how materials become later products in science and fashion. It cites silk stockings once being silk and rayon from wood pulp, then nylon from coal air and water, and jokes that wheat grains might yield artificial silk. The piece wryly suggests farms could supply milady's lingerie next.
Dr. Joseph Fort Newton recalls how the Cliveden Set faded from public discussion as appeasement policies were debated. He notes Churchill warned of reality while Chamberlain tried to conjure war away, and highlights Plymouth's destruction and Lady Astor’s charitable efforts.
Robert Quillen argues that democracy thrives when citizens actively participate and shoulder responsibilities. He laments wartime complacency, urges ongoing personal duty, and warns against surrendering to government handouts while urging informed, loyal, self reliant citizens to protect freedom.
Col Frederick Palmer argues a single supreme commander might have prevented Pearl Harbor failures. He cites Adm Kimmel and Gen Short as held responsible, notes German staff unity, praises Gen Marshall's paramount doctrine, and cites Col Andrews as Panama Canal defender with unified sea land air command.
The Roberts report criticizes ad hoc naval and army command in the Far East arguing that delays in council between Admiral Kimmel and General Short hinder alerts. It notes MacArthur’s supremacy in the Philippines, Wavell’s leadership in the region, and Emmons and Brett’s roles in Hawaii, stressing the need for a unified understanding of missions.
When you tell a threatener you cant make trouble for me you may think you are bluffing but you are telling the plain un varnished truth A clean slate and clear conscience help avoid serious trouble You may face annoyance and persecution but over time the record will clear and the persecuted one is justified and avenged.
Paul Mallon reports Washington doubts Nazi collapse rumors traced to Stockholm’s Grand Hotel bar hub, with DNB presence and flourished propaganda. Notes Swedish fear, press attache, and rumor networks. cites French cheese and potato trades, champagne shipments, Vargas stance, and Russia losses estimations.
An Elsewhere opinion notes Hitler’s influence on unifying Europe by fostering cross border ties. It highlights Greco Yugoslav and Czech Polish talks as signs that nations seek peace postwar, while warning against relying on a Nazi path and praising Allied diplomatic efforts beyond the battlefield.
General Hugh S Johnson argues inflation fears justify holding government securities. He dismisses currency hoarding and real estate as poor bets, urging Americans to invest surplus funds in Treasury bonds and notes. He notes banks' stakes and the government’s power to redeem bonds at par to guard depositors.
The author recalls past statements on secrecy and democracy and cautions Congress against a total blackout while suggesting potential revenue from energizing jukeboxes and pinball machines as a political issue and public concern.
Reader asks about chilblains and frostbite linked to cold exposure. The article explains frostbite degrees, moisture as a key factor, footwear and insulation advice, and cautions on tight footwear and dampness. It also includes brief Q and A on salt intake and eye wash, with canker sore treatment suggestions.
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