Businessmen weigh politics amid Roosevelt and Dewey views
Casual discussions with local business leaders reveal varied stances on the Roosevelt New Deal and wartime priorities. One man says his vote would hinge on war aims, personal affairs, and the larger good, while another stresses responsibility over results and shifts in policy as temporary. A Duke Power Magazine reflection adds a broader note on living beyond bread, citing Dickens and time’s healing current.
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Honduras and America ties in world war history noted
A reader reflects on American nations in the Americas and recalls Honduras in World War II. The Contessa, a Honduran freighter, aided Allied landings in North Africa by delivering gasoline and munitions under fire, earning a flag salute over a captured fort. It notes Honduras’ merchant marine losses and air force training in the United States.
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