Economic Battle for South America if Hitler Wins From Britain
DETROIT June 14 The Enterprise Special News Service substitute methods of manufacturing will figure as prominently as substitute materials in the auto industrys effort to conserve defense needed metals. Changes in design and production will be many but outward styling will be the same. New techniques and equipment will raise production costs by 25 to 50 dollars per car.
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South America
Hitler
Britain
Detroit
Enterprise Special News Service
German Agents Already There Laying Plans
Washington dispatch details fears that Latin American nations would fracture under Nazi pressure if Britain falls. A $2 billion Inter-American Export Corporation was proposed to unite hemispheric surpluses under American finance, but opposition in Latin capitals fears loss of independent action and fear of economic power centralization.
Nazi Latin America diplomacy and U.S. defense stance
Diplomatic sources cite Nazi tactics to buy vast surpluses in Latin American countries, then pressure governments. Germany uses fairytale prices, bank clearing payments, and farm blocs to gain control while German communities in the region mirror Nazidom. The debate centers on whether Latin America is the first or second line of U.S. defense against aggression as Washington aids Britain.
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Last Straw in New York Traffic Court Saga
Joseph B. Craig, 25, faced a long court wait over 15 parking violation tickets accumulated in two years. When finally court action occurred, fines totaling 208 were levied, Craig opted for 62 days in jail due to lacking a driver's license.
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New York
Joseph B. Craig
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Reversal in Philadelphia Boss’s Will Names Loyal Employee
In Philadelphia a reversal of a famed story surfaces as William Wright, the employee, leaves his $1,025 estate to his employer Morris Meiberg, a restaurant proprietor who had been Wright’s friend and writer of his will remarks. Wright declared Meiberg his best friend and noted he had always enjoyed working.
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William Wright
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U S O Clubs Offer Safe Recreation For Troops
U S O plans to build and run six agencies clubs near training centers to provide wholesome recreation, social and spiritual facilities for millions of young servicemen. The first year cost estimates total about eleven million dollars and contributions from patriotic citizens are urged.
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Big Brothers
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