Labor Strife and War Effort in America Faces Deadlock
The piece argues that wartime labor disputes and wage debates at Pearl Harbor time threaten production. It criticizes government inaction, urges labor unity, and contrasts miner strikes with the need for victory, citing the War Labor Board and presidential inaction as key factors shaping industry and morale.
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North Afelen
Bemanda
Axia
Peopie Teast
Pearl Harbor
Asta
Axis
Southwest Pacific
North Africa
Mediterranean
Germany
Detroit
Moelle
Ssia
Propaganda War Aims and Axis Morale in World War II
Max Will Our examines Axis propaganda and home front morale, arguing Japanese and German efforts fail to lift spirits as U S support grows. He notes Japan’s civilians face fear of raids, while Russia’s strength undermines Germany, making Allied victory more likely with Soviet cooperation.
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Max
Axis Ling
Tokyo
Nsw
Japan
Vapperala
Farory
Rusela
Great Urbain
United States
Mostow
United Nations
Hitler
Associated Press Files Barrage of Affidavits
The Associated Press plans to file more than fifty affidavits in federal court to oppose a government motion for summary judgment. The affidavits are aimed at supporting AP and the nonprofit cooperative news service’s position on opening AP membership to those who can pay their share. Chicago Tribune also plans to submit affidavits in the record as a co defendant.
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New York
Chicago Tribune
Radar's birth in wartime secrecy and US navy science
John M. Hightower chronicles how a small group of naval scientists secretly developed radar, a weapon that helped shape World War II. The series explains how perseverance amid inertia prevented years of delay and altered the war’s course. Radar originated from radio research, leveraging early night fighters and detection ideas long before major battles, with secrecy guarding its importance to the United Nations effort.
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United States
John M. Hightower
Associated Proze
Associated Press
Washington
Jong
Hms
Hlahey
United
Gundal
Unnel
Urey
Tiritain
Yinka Tadsy
Tuday
United Nations
Axis
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Themed Entries Overview
The reader sees a dense, garbled crossword puzzle fill with scattered clues and notations. Entries reference gods, planets, languages, and ethnic terms alongside numbers and percentages, suggesting a themed puzzle with multiple related hints and partial solutions.
Radar's Rise From Naval Lab to Global War Matrix
The article profiles the development of radar, led by Albert Hugh Taylor and Robert M. Page at the U.S. Navy's radar laboratory, detailing funding shifts, leadership, and key milestones including radar’s use at Guadalcanal and in British systems, framing radar as a pivotal, growing wartime industry. It highlights Admiral Bowen's influence, the lab's expansion, and the transition from secrecy to broad production.
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Army Snd Navy
Wyupia
Asherham
Oy Taylor
Hig Dileas
Avhoge
University of Wisconsin
Albert Hugh Taylor
Navy
Naval Yesearch Invmatory
Taylor
Naval Research Laboratory
Page
Robert M. Page
Hos
A. H. von Keuren
von Kouren
Tirol G. Bowen
Bowen
Potomac River
Wit Finta
Washington Blossamad
Inia
Warn Scleige
Pacific
Guadalcanal
Hiys
Knosven
England
Sale
Ita
Hadar
Greeley Daily Tribune notes 1924 local events and visits
Selections from the Greeley Daily Tribune dated June 22 1924 highlight Edward Lee Thorndike teaching at Teachers College in Greeley for two weeks starting January 33, a debut of a nearby cattle ranch as a dude ranch, and various community notes including lodge leadership elections and local business updates.
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Edward Lee Thorndike
Teachers College
Columbia University
Greeley
S.d.we
Grand Rapids
Mich
South Bend
Ind
Patterson
Greeley Elke
John Weaver
Granville
Dennisda University
Harbouru
Methodist Church
Methodist
Ray
Mra
W. Johnson
W. S Hayden
Mrc
Als
Charles H. Bites
Hal G. Wlue
W. U. Kules
Ea Mond
O. D. Neill
G. W. Finley
P. GC
Jon
Weld
Colorado
United States
GB. Sutphon
Bfus
Sudwin
Virginia
West Virginia
Miler's bombers and energy for Britain's fight back
An account notes how RAF heroes kept energy and fuel use efficient to defend the British Isles, avoiding endless patrols and preserving planes and men. The piece then shifts to Cincinnati where Jack Dempsey polled votes for Hoboes of America trustee, and mentions a rivetmaking machine in aircraft production firing about 45,000 rivets daily with low rejection.
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Miler
Europe
British Isles
Fea
England
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Jack Dempsey
the Hoboes of America, Inc
Ufetime
Tet Davis
Rivers
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Drepies
Gsierede
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Iulaod
Audib Hottae
Arediiol
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Tumlio Forum
Pyle
Tribune
United Etates
Two Lakes
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Troayn
Aoltiers
Tosi L. Lareis
Dewitt Tackenile
Max Him
Foremer
Associated Presa
Axis Nationa
Rde
van Keuren
H. G. Bowen
A.M. Page
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Forlkes Press
Addeety
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Taply
Manberg
STOOG
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Persia
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Rea
House
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Ninth St
Elanth Ave
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Garnsey and
Wheeler
Wuarta
Bailey
Higgins
Civic Uplifters League
the Doolittles
Our Lil
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Tintonarie Registered
U. & Patent Office
Demipsey Hobs
W. A. Jack and Sons
Eighth St
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Jaynes
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