Morgenthau 85 Sees World Clearer Despite Crises
The column profiles Henry Morgenthau Sr. at 85, detailing his life from Mannheim to New York, his Civil War era origins, career in law real estate and philanthropy, and his candid view on looming wars. It also notes his ambassadorship to Turkey and ongoing humanitarian work.
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Americas Hold World's Future Insights From Wenner-Gren
Swedish industrialist Wenner-Gren told Americans the future of the world lies in the Western hemisphere and urged North and South America to seize this hour of destiny. He noted American techniques underlie his success and warned Europe must rely on American life for revival amid wartime uncertainty.
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American optimism and leadership in world affairs
The interview with the retired Swedish industrialist emphasizes US leadership in ideas and humanitarian goals. He argues for new incentives, Latin American development, and cooperation to prevent subversion, while opposing totalitarianism and praising democracy. He announces the Viking fund to support scientific and humanitarian efforts in the Americas.
8 000 HP aircraft engines eyed for future tests at Wright Field
Wright Field experts in Dayton plan an 8,000 horsepower engine for airplanes to deliver four times the power of current 2,000 HP engines. The program focuses on radial air cooled and liquid cooled designs, aiming to minimize frontal area and improve aerodynamics while preparing test stands and new equipment for future development.
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Improved Conditions Signal Broad Economic Rise
The passage notes payroll-driven consumer buying power rising with factory production up 20 percent and retail sales up 15 percent. Farm prospects are strong with good crops and higher expected prices, while farm income runs above last year and agriculture programs aim to boost production and prices benefiting hogs poultry and dairy sectors.
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