Defenders Cite Unity and Production Amid War Emergencies
In a joint war policy push Roosevelt and Churchill outline aims for no territorial aggrandizement and freedom of peoples to choose their government. Berle and Knudsen pledge economic mobilization to aid hungry nations as U S production nears peak. Wickard says no food rationing yet though feeds and meat rise, CCC furloughs planned to aid harvests, and Congress tightens grain and cotton controls. Air output hits 1,460 planes in July as Patterson opens new factory.
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Roosevelt
Britain
Churchill
Berle
Washington
CCC
Congress
Air
OPM
War
Patterson
Veterans of Foreign Wars Forty second Encampment Speakers named
Key figures attend the Forty second National Encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Philadelphia during August 2029 with Commander-in-Chief Joseph C. Menendez Gene Tunney and Brig Gen Lewis B Hershey among principal speakers. The coverage notes defense production gains and policy changes affecting labor pricing and postwar planning.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Philadelphia
Joseph C. Menendez
New Orleans
Gene Tunney
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Tunney
Will iam Jennings Bryan as a boyhood hero and religious advocate
The text portrays Bryan as a steadfast religious figure who challenged agnosticism and argued for immortality through Christ. He cites examples from nature, such as wheat grains and the rose, to illustrate a continued life beyond death, asserting that the soul remains.
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William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Bob Ingersoll
Christ
Gasoline curfew aided with high compliance East coast
Ui Ickes reports the first week of the 7 to 10 curfew for 100000 East coast gas stations shows near total cooperation with minimal employment impact. Eastern states sales are 13 percent above last year and tighter controls on gasoline distribution are planned. OPACS asks state officials to require surrender of 1941 plates for 1942 tags, noting metal shortages for 1943 tags and no sheet steel available.
Fragmented 1940s notices and local reminiscences mixed in adš
A collage of items from Mildred's Beauty Shop thanks to customers, piano bargains in Dallas, and notes on farming, wool production, and soil conservation. It also includes family memories of Uncle Grover, Ham served by Mrs Mack, a Texas tax debate, and a bus ride to Piggott with Greenway’s failed county-seat bid.
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Uncle Grover
Grover
Mrs. Mack
Uncle Grovers
Piggo
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America
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Wickard
Llano Storage & Commission CO
State of Texas
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Mer
Llano, Texas
Army Air Corps
Brett
Army
Senate
Economic Defense Board
Wallace
National Resources Planning Board
Bureau of Employment Security
Bureau
Committee On Fair Employment Practice
Army, Navy and Maritime Commission
War Department
Defense
U.S. Conciliation Service
Navy
Bard
Federal Shipbuilding Company
OPACS
Federal Reserve System
U. S. Royal
de Luxe
Johan C. Buttery
Rockwell Bros. & Co
Otto Holtzer
Mgr
Thomas Nixon
Asst
Cairo
Bank of
The
Nile
Mildred
Frances Love
Temple
H. A. Wellbaum
Brook Mays & Company
Elm Street
Dallas
Texas
Alabama
Northwest
United States
Agricultural Marketing Service
P.O
Yodora
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