N Honal Whiff Behind the News Explores War Time Info Clash
The piece reviews wartime information control, noting Roosevelt relies on military advisers while Washington withholds production and front-line data. It cites censorship, spy estimates, and a desire to keep Nazi morale low by limiting knowledge of American strength. It also covers Jones pushing hamlet revival and a push to rally small towns during gas rationing.
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Army - Navy
Capitol Hill
War Production Board
Roosevelt
United States
Stimson-Knox
Washington
Commerce
Jesse H. Jones
Aldebara
Massachusetts
Olathe
Kansas
Hayward
California
New York
Terror A Signifi cant Trend Warns Of Gas Warfare Rise
Albert N. Leman reports a somber trend unseen by the public yet tied to Winston Churchill's gas warning. Army chemists foresee rapid training reductions and larger chemical warfare deployments as a defensive precaution. They warn of massive scale when horror is unleashed and note past opportunities for safe use during Dunkirk, sieges on Moscow and Leningrad, and RAF dominance in Western Europe. Local draft issues and conscription misunderstandings complicate calling men to service. Secret Far East messages describe a last-ditch fight in Sumatra, Java, and Borneo, echoing China's guerrilla resilience beyond Japanese control.
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New York
Albert N. Leman
Winston Churchi
Dunkirk
England
Moscow
Leningrad
Seige
Western
Europe
R.A.F
Japan
Australia
Siberia
Wordle
Army
Wwuseams
Uncle Sam
War Department
Far East
Sumatra
Java
Borneo
China
Ruisings
Seed Power and War Notes Across War-Torn Asia
A fragmented report describes a powerful seed sprouting to influence local populations in Brazil while war fronts shift in Asia. It notes Dutch officials remaining, a mobile capital in Borneo, and raids in Celebes and Sumatra. Soviet industrial output collapse and U S mineral production losses are analyzed by New York economists amid the carnage.
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Araguaya
Leopaldina
Brazil
Netherlands
Borneo
Sma
New York
U.S.S.R
Mortals and Immortals Sermon Across Christian Science Churches
Sunday May 17 featured the Jesson sermon on Mortals and Immortals. Golden Text Romans 8 5 spoke of minding the things of the flesh versus the spirit. Bible and Science and Health passages discussed spiritual sense of life and divine Principle guiding mankind.
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Jesson
Mary Baker Eddy
Resourceful Muscovites adapt as ore shortages rise
Metal use halts and salvage teams rush to Urel factory area. Iron remains scarce, so new plants occupy wooden structures. Commisars substitute timber, with dynamos sheltered in pine shacks. Weather wears equipment. sheds are boarded tight. Russian railroad crews, famed for efficiency, connect distant mines to mills as isolated pits form decentralized workshops.
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Urel
New York
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