Hitler’s Plan to Save Himself From Allied Pressure
A critical analysis from diplomatic sources claims Hitler plans fifth and sixth column tactics to survive if the Russian campaign falters, with the German General Staff as savior and Hitler offering only his death in return for peace. The piece denounces appeasers, mocks Nazi profits, and credits MacArthur Stilwell O’Hare Wireless Bulkeley with building a peace foundation while urging unity at the treaty table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Germany
United States
MacArthur, Stilwell, O'Hare, Wireless
Bulkeley
Boom Towns Struggle With Labor Influx
Across fifty states towns face housing, transportation, health, and school shortages as war production swells populations. From Michigan to California, communities contend with crowded hospitals, water table drops, and staffing needs as millions join the war economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Illinois
Michigan
Alabama
Washington
Ohio
California
U. S
United Nations
War Works Agency Expands Public Facilities for Defense
Federal Works Agency officials outline rapid construction to house and educate war workers. Projects include schools hospitals water systems and housing in multiple states with $3.8 billion in federal funds and streamlined procedures to speed development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Congress
Federal Works Agency
Joneses, Cohens, Murphys and Kozlowskis
FWA
Baird Snyder
Philip B Fleming
Snyder
Mr. Shaw
Chicago
U. S. Public Health Service
State Departments of Health
National Housing Agency
War News and Opinions on Liberty and Loyalty
Ex Washington reporter Macon Reed praises Army machines and parade vigor while Henry Wallace drafts a landmark speech on world freedom and postwar peace. Attorney General Biddle tightens fascist investigations as the justice department screens German Italian nationals for loyalty. U S farmers grow finances while the marine corps drops elite athletic recruitment due to physical standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Reed
Washington
Uncle Sam
Heaven
America
Mandalay
Lashie
Wallace
Roosevelt
Free World Association
Hitler
Justice Department
Biddle
U S. A
Hoover
White House
U. S
Atlantic Seaboard
Germany
Italy
Allegheny Mountains
Pacific
Europe
Song
U.S
America’s postwar future and merit based leadership
A 1940s column argues America must avoid state socialism and regimentation as soldiers expect a republic. It praises merit over class, notes military ethos guiding civilian life, and urges home town entertainment and CCC reform to support national defense and war production. It urges faster war plant work and critiques wartime spending on camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future of
America
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
MacArthur
Yesteryear
Top Kicks Trained at Fort Monmouth Training Center
A school at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, that prepares soldiers for the top sergeant role has earned its chevrons. In eight weeks it turns soldiers into top kicks able to handle administration, supply, and company leadership challenges they will face in the American army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Signal Corps
Fort Monmouth
Fort Monmouth trains eight week school graduates
The first eight week school graduates are now serving with Signal corps units. For about six weeks the men receive training in Fort Monmouth classrooms and drill fields including infantry drill physical training chemical and air defense sanitation first aid training methods basic signal communications map reading and sketching and morale and supervised athletics.
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Signal Corps
Fort Monmouth
Distinctive Doilies And Edging as Gifts
Pattern 7138 shows illustrations for making doilies and edging with stitch details and a photo of a dolly. Provides materials list and guidance to send your order.
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Rotterdam
Times
Bud
Archibald MacLeish
Facts and Figures
Critics Circle
Pulitzer Committee
DiMaggio
Willkie
O'Dwyer
Graham McNamee
M. c
Loew's
Wichita
The
Palace
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Colorado
Wisconsin
Texas
Great Lakes Region
Middle West
Markley Shaw
FWA Defense Housing Division
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Henry Wallace
New York
Meerery
Aes A
Erson
Western Newspaper Union
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Sewing Circle Noodlecraft Dept
Inwa
San Francisco, Calif
Pinkham
ST Worth Et
WNU
HOTEL
Ben Lomond
Ogden, Utah
Rotary
Klwants
Chamber of Commerce
Ad Club
Ben Lomond Ogden
Utah
Habert E. Visick
Mar
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