Debated renewal of presidential trade authority widens split
Analysis notes growing rift between Roosevelt administration and labor and farm groups over extending presidential power to negotiate reciprocal trade pacts without Congress. Opponents aim to stall via filibuster as June expiry nears, while Willkie bloc and Taft Vandenberg factions weigh positions.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Mike Flynn
American Federation of Labor
Antis
Senate Finance Committee
Willkie
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Cordell Hull
Albert J. Engel
Jesse P. Woolcott
Michigan
Thomas A. Jenkins
Earl R. Lewis
Ohio
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Arthur
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House
Agricultural and Workingmen
M.c.’S
War neuroses and battlefield stress in the Pacific war
A war era study notes nervous casualties among US forces, detailing phrases like shell shock and combat fatigue and describing how prolonged alertness, isolation, and gruesome battlefield sights heighten psychological strain. It cites recovery rates and notes differences by training and theater.
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U. S. Army
London Daily Mail
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Iceland
Burma
North Africa
Brazil Curitiva Spiritualists Meet In Historic Gathering
Nearly 15 000 spiritualists gathered in Curitiba Brazil in a historic meeting as questions about the afterlife and spiritual communication drew wide interest. A separate note mentions a scientist in Uzpetetae Ia discovering coal related data in August though details remain unclear.
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War Time Health on Fat Rationing and Vitamin Sources
The article explains fat rationing under Food Administrator Wickard, noting butter fat allocation to military and allies. It discusses fat’s energy density, vitamin A and D sources, and the health benefits of reducing fat for overweight individuals, with remarks on taste habits and national health implications. It ends urging reading Dr Masters for health tips.
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Wickard
China
Dr. Masters
Blind Man Serves As Truckdriver's Helper in War Project
In Portland Oregon Glen Mathewson, blind since 1938, works as a truck driver's helper on the Vanport war housing project the nation’s largest of its kind. He earns $1.05 an hour and has pursued many jobs including hop picker cattle trader ice cream business proprietor and operator of a fishing bath.
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Ore
Glen Mathewson
Vanport
Oregon
Mathewson
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