White Collar Worker Is Forgotten Man In War Time
Commentary contrasts wages and living conditions for Wilmington munitions plant workers with Chicago clerical staff, calling the white collar worker the forgotten man. It argues economic strain from taxes and labor pressures affects industry and society differently across regions. Additional notes praise rural culture and warn of Japanese aggression, linking patriotism to farming communities and shipyard efforts in Sturgeon Bay.
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Changed City Washington shifts from boom to war town
A National wartime mood takes hold in Washington as civilians rush Civilian Defense plans and police patrols flood the capital. Reports cite Japanese fifth column activity including Dies relay findings on 150000 Japanese in the U S and 200 decorated by the emperor, plus maps of fleet positions and Pearl Harbor details. Constantine Brown warned of war with Japan ten days early predicting December 7.
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Washington Star
Spring Training Outlook From Major League Leaders
A roundup of 1942 pennant prospects. McCarthy and Southworth face star-heavy rosters while Dodgers Reds and Cardinals plot moves. The piece weighs pitchers and fielders, plus a golf tip and swing advice on keeping head steady for impact.
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The Story of Nita and the Girl Who Suffered
Kathleen Norris relates how a teenage girl named Nita faced social isolation and poverty after her father’s illness and job loss. The narrative traces Nita from forced aid to schooling, college, and years of searching for suitable work.
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Ward
Help Others First to Ease Loneliness and Rebuild Life
A reader describes a 24 year old girl named Nita trapped in a stifling life. A benefactor offers 1200 yearly for three years, but the writer argues true help lies in work to relieve self focus and restore happiness. The piece urges service in a hospital or slum to curb mood and rebuild purpose.
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Nita
Portrait of a Hero Custer Myth and Real Valor
A retrospective portrait traces George Custer from a 23 year old lieutenant to a celebrated general. It recalls his bold Gettysburg ride, West Point struggles, battlefield flare, and last stand. The piece notes his fame, showmanship, and the mixed myths surrounding his career.
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Custer
Chums
George Armstrong Custer
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