Economic highlights show industrial might across sectors
Leaders in steel, rubber, oil, electric power, textiles, machine tools and food report ample capacity and abundant supplies. Industry chiefs state the United States can surge production to meet demand, with capacity well above prewar levels and no need for rationing, urging the government to specify needs.
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Russia
Kremlin
Germany
Clarence B. Randall
Inland Steel Co
Harry E. Humphreys, Jr
United States Rubber Co
Robert E. Wilson
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Louis V. Sutton
Carolina Power & Light Co
Donald Comer
Avondale Mills
Charles J. Stihwell
Warner & Swasey Co
Morris Sasre
Corn Products Refining Co
Militarizing government seen as threat to internal freedom
The piece argues history shows freedom versus oppression in a seesaw pattern. It warns against domestic measures limiting liberty and calls for alert citizens to block routine threats. It notes a proposal to militarize the Civil Aeronautics Administration as a disturbing step.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Civilian Control in Air Travel Must be Retained
The letter argues airways and civil aviation should stay under impartial civilian regulation, not military rule. It warns that placing control in a single user would bias service, noting military oversight is only for wartime. It contends militarization of government must be avoided and the Civil Aeronautics Administration should remain civilian.
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United States
Civil Aeronautics Administration
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