We Shan't Starve President Roosevelt Editorial Tone
A Roosevelt defense of rationing is urged amid fears of shortages and antiwar fatigue. The piece argues that burdens must tighten for victory, criticizes the notion that America should always be bountiful while Europe starves, and cautions against blaming Washington while urging continued efficient food production and fair distribution. It warns against a postwar world of hardship if famine and poverty persist.
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Republican Food Program Demands Renewed by Study Committee
The Republican Congressional and Study Committee renews calls for a one man food plan in Washington amid claims of 12 percent civilian meat shortages for three months. A committee member charges the administration discourages food producers and worsens a food shortage, urging a coordinated cooperative program to end red tape and inequities in the tight supply.
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Republican Congressional and Study Committee
Washington
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The Ledges Firelit Parlor Mystery Unfolds
In a moonlit library at The Ledges, Eric Woolf declares he shot a hunting dog and faces Brenda Temple's sharp wit. Bruce Temple and Phineas Hudson press for truth as tensions rise over Woolf and Erie, while neighbors drift in and out. The night ends with Brenda hinting at more revelations to come.
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Eric
Phineax Hudson
Bruce Temple
Mr. Hudson
Woulf
Brenda Temple
Mr. Woolf
Woolf
Brenda
Nicholas
Phineas
Temple
Eric Woult
Erie
Phineas Hudson
From My Window By Robert L Kincaid Wildgat Country
A narrated travel sketch recalls the Wildgat country near White Rocks with notes on Martinis Creek Bruel Browns Creek and a timber boundary by Brinegardner Lumber Company on Kentenin Corp lands. The speaker and Millard discuss hunting wildcats wild boars and dogs recording a vivid landscape and frontier activity as they travel the Little Black and Big Black ranges.
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Milliard Taylor
White Rocks
Harlan
Martinis Creek
Martin's Creek
Bensh Mountin
Kwasn
Brinegardner Lumber Company
Kentenin Corporation
Millard
Edison in Washington examines the Tabour wave in labor shifts
NEA Washington correspondent outlines three labor waves led by the Tafton and United Mine Workers, plus independents. He notes growing union power in Washington, labor influence on federal boards, and interest in state and local government, with implications for the Department of Labor and economic policy.
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NEA
Washington
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Taut Guy Indive
Che Canalie Thera
Roenthy
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Department of Labor
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Will Green
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Phil Marraty
National
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Organized Labor
Postwar trends push toward full employment and social programs
The text surveys trends aiming at postwar full employment and broader social welfare. It calls for stronger social security, public housing, health measures, health insurance, hospitalization, and even socialized medicine. It argues for production payroll taxes to fund worker benefits, higher minimum wages, annual guarantees, stronger union membership, elimination of wage differentials, and greater labor management cooperation, suggesting broader worker participation in management.
Hidden Dangers Beneath African Sands in War Zone
The African campaign exposed soldiers to more than mines as venomous sand vipers hid beneath the dunes. Troops learned to spot the danger through scroll like patterns in the sand, using natural clues to detect the serpent concealed by the sun.
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