21 Maximum Age for the Draft in Washington
AN Wright A Patterson argues for a 21 to 25 maximum draft age, proposing training 18 to 21 year olds for military service to build a large, ready fighting force. He cites potential yearly mobilization of 1,000,000 youths and predicts a 7,000,000 strong future force with proper rotation and existing trained reserves. He warns against inflationary debt and highlights Germany propaganda impact in WWI.
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Credit plans for air travel spark a new credit era
Seventeen airlines announce installment plans for air travel with no down payment required. Passengers can fly on credit, paying after landing. Railroads have used similar schemes, and the idea aims to attract more customers by removing upfront costs.
Off Earth Invitations and Army Trailers in 20th Century Talk
A retrospective mix of wartime notes mentions defense workers housed in trailers, soldiers’ rest stops, and a playful jab at horses in the army. It cites radio advertising annoyance, Elmer Twitchell boycotts, Hellzapoppin for draftees, and a detached view on war timing and entertainment spending.
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