Repeated Battle Cry Over Western Resource Rights
The article reports Governor Ralph Carr of Colorado warning Montanans about federal schemes to control western natural resources. It notes Carr’s staunch state rights stance against New Deal plans and proposed federal watersheds that could ruin Montana’s economy. It ends with a World population estimate and a jab about Germans aiming to control them all.
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West
Ralph Carr
Colorado
Butte
Carr
Washington
Commonwealths
Montana
Ickes
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Nye on War and Foreign Trade
Senator Nye argues U S foreign trade is only 3 to 4 percent of total trade and would not drive war policy. He suggests a German victory might improve trade by removing a rival, while noting free speech allows opinion. The column reframes the war as a clash of ideals, not trade. a humorous aside references prehistoric dinosaurs.
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Nye
United States
Debate Over Creating Independent Air Force in U S History
Washington reports discuss the push for a separate air force under a secretary of aviation and the clash with Army and Navy power. Senators like McCarran advocate a distinct branch while supporters cite the need for better air force coordination with existing military services amid opposition from traditional commands. Brig. Gen. Mitchell’s case is cited to illustrate resistance to change.
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Army
Navy
Congress
McCarran
Nevada
I T
Benerds
William Mitchell
War Départment
Washington
Plan to reorganize aviation under single head
A reorganization aims to increase aviation striking power by consolidating all army aviation under one chief while not granting full equality with the Army and Navy. The air force would gain autonomy similar to the Marine Corps within the Navy Department, avoiding potential delay from a separate service.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
War Department
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Gray Line May Be Too Thin For Nazi Russia Drive
Observers warned that a vast Russian campaign risks overstretch for Hitler as Germany battles China and Britain. The Ukraine holds key resources, and a major eastward push could tie down forces until an Allied land offensive begins. A lull or stalemate might be Hitler’s best achievable outcome if the United States aids the Allies.
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Russia
Hitler
Germany
China
Ukraine
Heying
Stalin
Hirot
England
Well Fed Soldiers In Camp Food Beats Civilians
The article notes American soldiers in France are extremely well fed with an average daily gain of a pound in the first four days for new arrivals and five to thirty pounds for undernourished recruits. Beef is favored, pie desserts vary by region, and army kitchens operate with mechanical peeling and dishwashing reducing human contact. New York appoints wardens in a push for early measures.
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America
France
Hach
North
Mid-West
Smoki ceremony in Prescott preserves native culture year after year
The Haskin Letter notes the 21st annual Smoki Snake Dance in Prescott Arizona. White participants portray Navajo Apache Fox and Hopi rites with live snakes and ritual costumes to preserve American Indian heritage and customs. The event combines extensive scholarly study with elaborate attire and shell, fur, and pine symbolism.
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Washington
D. C
Europe
Oberammergau
Asin Bng
Fatima
United States
Prescott
Arizona
Virgin Pine Forest
Orly
Gulf of California
Pueblo
Indiana
Mexico
Cortez
Bes
New Mexico
War Review Urges Britains Stand and American Aid
Major George Fielding Eliot argues the Western front offers a fleeting chance to strike back at Nazi Germany as Britain resists a sieges. He urges intensified Allied air and sea deliveries to Britain, and warns Russia’s timely action could shape the war’s near term. He cites Nelson and Calders defense as lessons and calls for rapid American assistance to Britain before the window closes.
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Nazi Germany
Great Britain
Britain
Luftwaffe
Royal Air Force
Germany
Russia
Lord Nelson
Admiral Calder
Atlantic
Villeneuve
Napoleon
England
Calder
Nelson
Hitler 41
Hitler
Rusela
West
América
Yugoslavia
Danube
Bulgaria
Carpathian Passes
Hungary
Pruth
Wellachian
Parole Board Holds Firm On Kuhn Case In New York
Dr. Joseph W. Moore and fellow parole board members rejected Fritz Kuhn, former Nazi band leader, citing risk to public welfare despite his eligibility. They argued his associations with anti democratic groups make release incompatible with society’s safety. The remark reflects broader concerns over state controlled press and public opinion manipulation.
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Joseph W. Moore
Fritz Kuhn
New York State Parole Board
Moore
Kuh
Kuin
Dersong
St. Louis
Quotations on Defense, Isolation and Liberalism
A compilation of historical quotes discusses national defense secrecy harming small business, calls for housing and weapon production, and critiques economic policy. It contrasts American independence with Europe, cites Mussolini and Pinedo, and notes Liberalism as a stance rather than noble talk.
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Polar R. Nehenkis, Jr
O.P.M. Defense Contract Service
Europe
America
Frederico Pinedo
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More Twain
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