The Tomorrows Of America A Vision Of Debt And Change
A commentary argues that the next era in the United States will differ radically from the past 150 years. It questions government power, national debt near 100 billion, and class-driven policy while noting the need for broad public support and caution about future wealth creation. It contrasts WWI bond sales with a future reliance on press-driven campaigns. It ends with a note on Hawaii as a strategic import source for pineapple juice and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Henry Ford
Ballyhoo
United States
England
Toms, Dicks and
Harrys
Country Press
National Treasury
Hawai
California
United States Territory of
Hawaii
Towa
The Paper War Letters From Private Purkey
Private Purkey writes a long uneven letter home from boot camp describing fatigue numb feet crowded tents and drill boredom plus humorous asides about camp life. He recalls wartime instructors and older soldiers comparing conditions with the last war and notes a new Ford truck arriving and his wish to return home with bunion plasters. The piece also includes brief, punchy celebrity quips about Walter Brennan Mario Nald and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarge
Pershing
Alexander Woollicott
Furrow
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wright A. Yee
No Man's Land
Town
Duckshun
Pittsburgh
Citizen
Europe
Oscar
P. S
Merrill Chilcote
Walter Brennan
Hollywood
Mario Nald
Caturrd
ED Wheelan
Silk
Jeke
Silas
Lala Palooza
Criminoe
Rube Goldberg
HuntLey
Granpa
Armstrong
By C. M. Payne
Glay AS
J. Millar Watt