Japan's Entry Into War Reflects German Desperation
Abson views the entry as indication of Germany's faltering stance in World War II. He suggests Hitler may aim to control all of Europe but will be crushed as the German people realize victory is unattainable. The perspective emphasizes mounting strain on Nazi leadership and the broader global conflict.
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Babson forecasts 1942 war outlook and US bond drive
Roger Babson, Washington correspondent, reviews 1941 and previews 1942, noting Germany’s defensive turn, Russia’s risk, and Japan’s gamble. He urges relentless defense bond purchases and stresses the war’s global economic impact while praising Roosevelt’s faith and urging unity in industry and finance.
New Play On Wilson Opens At Manafold Theatre
A new play titled In Time To Come about Wilson’s second term and postwar peace opens at the Manafold Theatre in New York on December 28. Otto Preminger produces and directs with Richard Saines starring as Wilson, supported by William Harrigan Nedda Harrigan Russell Collins Howie Jameson and others. Howard Such and John Huston wrote the screenplay, following success with Serjeant York and The Maltese Falcon.
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Mathematics and music change a life in Forrest Coffin
A fragmented vintage profile recalls Forrest V. Coffin, once a weak arithmetic student at Cutter School in New York, who, amid a teacher’s push to drop math, discovered harmony’s ratios linked to numbers. Interest in music sparked passion for mathematics, leading to five million calculations in seven years and a future utility for physicists, navigators, and aviators.
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