Remembering Walter Chrysler and the industrial era giants
Washington a long tribute recalls Walter Chrysler as a key industrial leader of the World War era, noting his hands on leadership, hard driving nature, and ability to mobilize industry. The piece contrasts past grit with today’s polished but less sturdy leadership and laments his passing. It also comments on political rhetoric in the era of Willkie and Ickes.
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Wartime Editorial Jabs At Gas, Guardsmen And Gourmets
A fragmented wartime column blasts fuel shortages and social mores. It mocks Tokyo’s anger at oil embargoes while lampooning U S leaders and public figures. It cites Quentin Reynolds praising De Gaulle and Mayor LaGuardia urging thrift in cooking and fuel use.
Willkie Acceptance Outlines Policy and War Stance
Willkie accepted the Republican nomination and outlined his views on collective bargaining, pensions, unemployment insurance, and regulation. He defended American democracy, endorsed selective service, and urged a face-to-face debate with Roosevelt. The piece also notes air war context over Britain and Britain’s Somaliland evacuation.
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How the Wind Is Blowing and World News
A chaotic survey of global tension highlights Nazi air raids over Britain and U S political shifts. The piece notes cabinet changes under Roosevelt, mobilization plans, and proposals affecting conscription. It reports Britain’s offer of bases to the United States and a joint Canada United States defense board. The miscellany covers local taxes, a police arrest, and a bicycle mail stunt.
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British Bombers to Bear American Planes to England
The process to move American made bombers to Britain will begin in a few weeks. Lockheed Hudson transports will depart from Botwood Newfoundland with British crews piloting. American pilots will train later. Britain lacks long range bombers, prompting reliance on existing fighters and new bomber operations as nights lengthen.
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Not True James Cagney Denies Communist Ties in Interview
James Cagney, famed film star, denies charges of Communist affiliation during a press interview. He was among Hollywood personalities accused by John Leech, appearing before Congressman Dies to defend the current U S government and its institutions.
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NAMES in the News Chronicle of Political Shifts and Deaths
NAMES in the news reports careers and resignations of officials. evis Johnsonson may join the White House secretariat as coordinator of national defense after Henry Stimson becomes secretary. Edward J. Noble resigns to devote time to national defense and joins the Willkie campaign. Walter P. Chrysler Sr. dies after a long automotive career, with $12,000,000 in fire insurance. The Dionne Quintuplets receive their first Holy Communion by papal message from Pope Pius.
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Henry Stimson
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Edward J. Noble
Connecticut
Walter P. Chrysler Sr
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