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Independent
Not So Bad What The United States Citizens Wealth Story
The article argues that despite flaws America shows broad wealth distribution across forms beyond money. It cites figures from a National Association of Manufacturers booklet on cars radios irons washing machines and telephones plus rising home ownership savings accounts and life insurance. It contrasts democratic freedom with totalitarian regimes and notes wartime Red Cross efforts and global attitudes toward peace.
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America
National Association of Manufacturers
Stimson Warns of Long War If Europe Stays Turbulent
Secretary Stimson, urging the St Lawrence waterway, speaks cryptically of a prolonged struggle. He says the nation must prepare for a long emergency, hoping it will be shorter but not banking on that. He warns that pursuing permanent peace as in 1938 could spark a longer global conflict.
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Red Cross
Dwight Davis
Red Cross Volunteer Service
America
Cone
England
Reich
Stimson
St. Lawrence
Europe
Lindbergh
Dal
Lesson in Sun Heat for New Deal Tax Experts
An astronomy statement notes no planet emits more heat than it receives from the sun, implying a cautionary lesson for New Deal tax experts about balance and sustaining energy.
Red Cross Seeks Stronger Defense Aid and Nurse Training
The American Red Cross plans an all out defense aid push and announces a streamline summer nursing course at Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania. The program targets 100 college graduates to enter selected nursing schools in the fall and graduate quickly. A Bethesda Maryland report details two groups of junior volunteers forming.
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American Red Cross
Great Britain
Bryn Mawr
Bethesda
Necessity Drives Innovation in War Time
The essay argues that necessity spurs invention, noting plastics and other substitutes already aid defense. It contends Germany’s chemistry prowess remains formidable despite four years of blockade, and that recent Balkan developments show Hitler still has vital supplies. A cautious view on wartime strategy emerges.
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Germany
Balkans
Hitler
Hach Talks Self Knowledge and Service Principle
Dr. H C Pippin, visiting professor, spoke to a local club on the rotary ideal He profits most who serves best He noted each person lives with themselves and rarely gives full self commendation Yet helping others can raise one’s own self opinion, despite critics The Missoulian reports.
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H. C. Pippin
Summertern
the State University
Rotary Organization
Ourself
The Difference Between Democratic and Totalitarian Dissent
In Britain parliamentary dissent and critique are public and answered by leaders while in totalitarian states opposition is silenced by force. The piece notes Rudolf Heas’s flight from Cer Many to escape liquidation for opposing Hitler and Nazi leaders.
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Commons
House of Lords
Rudolf Heas
Cer
Hitler
Lewistown
Democrat-News
Stopover at Labrador in airline plans for Europe
Washington June 17 Airliners weighing a big passenger service to Europe after the war consider Labrador as a stopover between the United States and European points. Labrador’s cool summers and remote location offer a practical layover, with fishing, trapping, and timber as local livelihoods noted along the coast and inland.
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Europe
Labrador
United States
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Newfoundland
North America
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Quebec
British Privy Council
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Interior
Canada
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Bayhead
Demand a New Scale of War Effort to Defeat Axis
Walter Lippmann argues the United States must mobilize a much larger effort for victory in World War II. He contends current defense spending is too small, that private boom masks underfunding, and that an overwhelming, visible sacrifice is needed to deter fascism, preserve democracy, and prevent a prolonged conflict.
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Stacy May
O.P.M
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Europe
Washington
Consright
New York
Trittine, Inc
Quotations on democracy, planning, and society
A collection of diverse quotes from Maj. Frederick W Nichol Robert Lynd Toyohiko Kagawa Mrs Roosevelt and Thurman Arnold. They touch on environment democracy planning modern civilization and future competition in business and national service debates. The remarks reflect mid-century concerns about growth governance and social progress.
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Frederick W. Nichol
International Business Machine Corporation
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