Roosevelt signs broad military and materials bills
President Roosevelt signed legislation authorizing increases in cadet enrollment and cadet corps size at the U S Army and Navy academies, plus a $200000 submarine program. He also renamed the Bureau of Navigation to the Bureau of Personnel and approved measures affecting rubber and other critical wartime materials. The War Production Board outlined tin salvage operations and a single agent system to collect waste tubes to prevent metal mixing.
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Hitler poised for one more grand offensive says allied intel
Military authorities believe Hitler can muster men and equipment for another major attack. If defeated, he may face eventual defeat and disaster. Allies rush supplies to Russia as Stalin reports American and British aid is reaching gratifying proportions. This war could hinge on the USSR this year.
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War Bonds Boost US Warplanes Production
The Army’s planes are the finest in the world with speeds up to 400 miles per hour. They cost about 100000 dollars each and provide escorts for the big bombers. America’s plants are working overtime turning out thousands of fighters. War Savings Bonds will help pay the cost as Americans invest at least ten percent of their income, via regular payroll purchases, to fund the air corps.
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From where I sit on beer industry self regulation
A columnist reflects on a family and a single retailer causing trouble, noting the beer trade generally behaves but some outlets misstep. The piece compares local issues to broader industry self policing and mentions Dat Hoskins as a reference point.
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Disappearing the Foe by Charles Michelson
The piece argues that isolationism and a weak League of Nations harmed U S security. It contends that Republican shifts weakened military strength, contributing to wartime dislocation, and links historical policy to modern threats. It cites harm from disarmament and calls for national unity against aggressors.
Two Farm Programs Face Off in War Effort Debate
J M Palmer notes confusion over farm policy as Claude Wickard defends a 1942 program balancing production and conservation. He cites sugar and rice incentives, acreage limits for key crops, and soil conservation payments while stressing plans to boost food and fiber for the war. Wheat loan rates rise 16 cents with new penalties for excess, storage aids, and cooperative eligibility. Cedar City girl wins U S 4 H scholarship.
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Farm Wife Exhausted: Overloaded Household Chores
A Colorado Springs reader sent a scathing mockery about farm wives, listing endless tasks from cooking and washing to milking, childcare, stitching, farming duties, and social obligations. The letter contrasts city housewives with rural toil, ending on a note about attending missionary meetings.
Cedar City girl wins U P scholarship for 1941
Lille Foster, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph D Foster of Cedar City, is named the U P scholarship winner for 1941. The award totals 10 dollars cash plus transportation to Logan State Agricultural College or to B A C. Emma Abbott of Pangonak is the alternate winner. Both are noted 4 H club girls.
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