Big Business kept on tap in wartime output and policy
A defense of United States Steel and big business, arguing it supplied vital war material, boosted production, and helped win World War II. The piece contends bureaucrats should not break up big corporations, citing steel runs, ships, pipelines, and lab innovations as proof of public good.
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Nnes
United States Steel Corporaon
U S. Steel
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Steel
Germany
Japan
United States Steel
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Navy Department
US Jceel
United States
US Steel
US. Steel
Us& Steel
Irving §S Olds
U S Steel
Hitler
Hirohito
Russia
Europe
Washington
Coos Bay Harbor
Tom Dewey
Hoover
Pleccent
The Great Glut and Farm Policy Critique
A Readers Digest excerpt argues farm subsidies waste taxpayer money as the government stores vast surpluses including eggs and other commodities. It questions disposal methods and links price support to electoral gains while noting potential future surpluses and preparedness concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Kan
Just Knockin Continued From Page One About Communists In U S
A sprawling column rails at communist influence in the United States and abroad. It notes American Legion leader George N Craig’s July essay arguing subversive plots must be stopped and urges loyalty, with quips about politics, war memory, and local happenings including a Portland trip and Korea headlines.
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American Legion
United States of America
Big Joe Stalin
George N Craig
Amrican Legion
National Legion
Craig
World War III fears echo in Korea and politics
The piece cites wartime fear over a possible third world war linked to U S Korea investment and communist gains. It mentions Davenport election mixups and daunted public views, then shifts to social notes about crime, names, and religion amid a clipped American landscape.
Daylight Saving Debate Draws Rural Frustration and Humor
Readers from rural New York argue against changing clocks preferring the sun’s schedule for farming chores. They fault city residents and merchants for supporting daylight saving while noting the extra evening hour helps merchants and vacationing writers alike. They poke fun at George Jinnis vacation pieces and reflect on differing views of leisure.
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New York
Oregon
George
Cye
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Myrtle Point Herald
W. Hall
American Press Association Mat
George Peck
Herald
John Heeren
Valley Forge
Penn
John
Limaxing
Lans
Portland
Joe Kahut
Truman
South Korea
Korea
Stalin
Todas
Joe Latous
Afra Amer Sans
United Lesa
Bnt
Uncle Sam
Sam
Kope
Myrtlepointer
Seat Eek Ee
Mays
Davenport
Paul Breuer
Davenports
Schroeders
Dements
Florida
Die Zeit
Hamburg
Adolf
FBI
Croker
Ant
Whit Pohurch
John Erskine
Ng Osucer
George Jinnis
George Ao
Middlefork Myrtlewood CO
John Koch
Roseburg
Job
Mpany
Poing
Ore
Chevrolet
Revres
Southwestern Motors
Coquille, Oregon
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