Byrnes Replies to Lindbergh Attack on War Mood
Senator Byrnes denounces Col. Lindbergh for urging calm and warning of catastrophe. He accuses the aviator of echoing Nazi rhetoric and questions who speaks for America about defense policy. Byrnes says Roosevelt already has a clear defense program and warns of fifth column threats at home.
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See New Farm Aid Plan Promotes Storage and Loans
Secretary Wallace, after a White House talk with President Roosevelt, urged a loan storage program to aid American agriculture. The plan envisions storing crops and extending CCC commodity loans to boost domestic and foreign demand as wartime shortages loom. A proposed expansion of commodity loans by 500 million dollars has cleared the budget bureau, with loans on any farm commodity.
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High Society Volunteers Drive Ambulance Corps in War
U S volunteers in the American Field Service include Harvard men and Park Avenue social figures among nearly 90 drivers in a unit. Many came from affluent backgrounds yet join for duty, pay their own way, and face long hours and hazards while delivering care across war zones.
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Call Women to Factories
New York May 23 broadcast from Paris urged women of France and Great Britain to join all services of the army where they can replace men. CBS reported the appeal targeted factory officials to turn the country into a vast factory for nonstop labor and a prodigious output of planes and war materials.
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Graduation Gift Idea Scholarships at Lawrence Business College
A proposed graduation present suggests a scholarship at Lawrence Business College with a special rate available before June. This brief note advertises a financial aid option for graduates seeking business Lawrence College training.
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Red Cross publicity stunt sparks Nebraska blackout protest
In Kearney Nebraska on May 23 a planned blackout for a Red Cross drive faced housewives opposition. They argued it would disrupt refrigerator operation and the blackout did not occur.
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