War In Poland Shows U S Need For More Light Swift Planes
In a three part series The Enterprise reporter Thomas M Johnson analyzes how Germanys rapid invasion of Poland exposes gaps in U S defense. Air power lessons push for faster buildup of fighter aircraft anti aircraft guns and better air defense including a larger modern air force and improved light and heavy bombers. Next article focuses on tanks.
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England in Motion: War Prep and Global Economic Strains
The piece notes rapid wartime changes as London faces blood-donor drives for transfusions, while Nazi air raids would unleash two and a half tons of explosives per minute. Europe’s economy tightens as Italy uses rice-waste fuel, refugees fund Australia at 15 dollars a minute, and Polish exports to the U.S. fall by 40 dollars per minute.
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Psychological plays in a bridge falsecard scenario
In a third McKenney on Bridge column, the declarer uses a falsecard trick. South ruffs the third and discards two of dummy’s diamonds after three top trumps. East sheds a diamond under pressure, and South eventually wins with diamonds, exploiting a club stopper and hearted misdirection.
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