National War Policy Sparks Capitalism Debate Across Nation
A wartime column critiques private industry’s push for postwar reconstruction under Jesse H. Jones, warning of two potential futures. It argues capitalism faces a critical test to win peace with bread and butter terms, or risk political upheaval and possible socialist or fascist outcomes.
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Jesse H. Jones
United States
Roosevelt
Joe Stalin
Nother's Friend Emollient For Pregnancy Massage Use
An exquisitely prepared emollient used as a bland mild anodyne massage medium for skin lubrication. Women for over 70 years have used it to massage the body during pregnancy to keep skin pliable and comfortable, refreshes and tones skin, helps numb tingling or burning sensations, aids tired back muscles and leg cramps, quickly absorbed and delightful to use.
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Unsung Hero Flyers Open Fire Over Ack-Ack Range
At Camp Davis North Carolina Army Air Force pilots man tow targets for AAA training. They fly at 10,000 feet towing a 28 by 7 foot wind sock while searchlights blaze. AA board officials discuss stratosphere reach and the prowess of 90 and 40 mm guns in blasting enemy bombers from the sky.
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James Cullinane
NEA
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AAA
Lowlands
France
United States
Wartime Washington reveals looming clash over the 78th Congress
Washington leaders fear a reborn and rejuvenated 78th Congress will curb New Deal reforms and tighten funds for war. Republicans gain power on committees will sharpen fights on spending, parity prices, and labor laws. Tomorrow: The President and the 78th Congress. The era’s tech notes mention Lockheed interceptor speed and aircraft sales in 1939 vs 1938.
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Administration
78Th
Congress
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House
Senate
78Th Congress
Malta faces renewed smiles amid ruins after brutal bombing
In Malta, still the world’s most bombed center, residents show defiant joy amid ruins. Glassless windows frame gaunt faces and scarce food as 1000s endure raids, yet tea dances persist for service members and locals. Spitfires overhead quell renewed Jerrys, while many shelter in caves and rubble.
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Valetta
Malta
Grand Harbor
Iiles
Asian empire growth and war trade mentioned
The text notes a rising Philippine sugar planters turned to cotton to aid Hirohito. It highlights Aikawa enterprises expanding in North China and the South Manchuria Railway. A sprawling empire runs trains, mills, newspapers, mines, and dens of gambling. The enemy harvested a top rice crop since 1933. Agriculture Minister Eno vows ample supply despite potential drought in Korea.
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Aikawa
China
South Manchuria
Eno
Goering
Korea
New fuel pump system enables flight above 20000 feet
An air corps sergeant devised a new aircraft fuel pumping system said to permit constant operation well above 20000 feet. Since 1900, over 80,000,000 passenger cars and trucks have been produced in the United States. California reportedly has 325000 to 350000 bee colonies yielding about 15000000 pounds of honey yearly.
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Air Corps
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