Civilian Expenditures and World War Era Critiques
Column emphasizes reducing civilian government spending to save two billion annually while funding war needs, contrasts wartime economy with early 1900s spending, critiques Russia as totalitarian, praises constructive wart criticism during war, notes wartime tourism fears, and calls for professional writers to unionize and demand dues. Includes mentions of Byrd Morgenthau Creel Wilson and Admiral Byrd.
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Byrd
Morgenthau
America
Yesteryear
George Creel
Wilson
Evelt
Willkie Roosevelt bond of support widens political ties
The piece describes rare cross party backing for Roosevelt from Willkie on foreign policy, notes Willkie's behind the scenes activity and calls to unity after the Neutrality Act repeal vote, and recounts a conversation with Joe Martin about electoral consequences and a wartime alignment.
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Willkie
F.D.R
United States
Franklin Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Joe Martin
Republican National Committee
House
Roosevelt
Joe
Russians Recapture Kerch Feodosia in Crimea Drive
Russian forces land at Kerch and Feodosia reversing German gains on the southern front. Stalin praises the success, while Moscow hopes to relieve Sevastopol by pressuring the eastern front. The report also notes British Commandos' raid near Rommel and a large scale 3 million man conscription plan with U S measures to stabilize sugar prices by buying the Cuban cane crop for 1942.
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Kerch
Feodosya
Caucasus
Black Sea
Stalin
Crimea
Sevastopol
Moscow
United States
Defense Supplies Corporation
Philippines
Dutch Steal Show in Pacific War Dispatch
Dutch airmen and submarine crews push into the Pacific theater, using American planes to strike Japanese oil tankers loaded from Borneo. NL commander Ter Poorten appeals for more fighters and anti aircraft guns as submarines continue sinking ships near Thailand. Hero George S Welch, 23, Wilmington Del, vows to fight again after downing four Japs. British, aided by US tanks, counter Rommel’s remaining North Africa forces near Agedabia as Rommel’s retreat stalls.
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Luzon
Philippines
Manila
Douglas MacArthur
War Department
Conique
Tokyo
Roosevelt
Kamchatka
Japan
Siberia
Pacific
North Borneo
N.E.I
Hein Ter Poorten
America
South Pacific
Batavia
Thailand
Singapore
Batavia Radio
George S. Welch
Wilmington
Del
Rommel
North Africa
Agedabia
Bengali
Weekly News Analysis by Edward C Wayne
Editorial column by Edward C Wayne raises analysis on current events with note that opinions reflect the analyst and not the newspaper. Released by Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
Edward C. Wayne
Notable Oddities From Detroit to St Pierre and Miquelon
A Syracuse University professor attributes Churchill's oratory gift to his lack of Latin and Greek in boyhood St Pierre. The Catholic Church head on St Pierre and Miquelon filed a formal objection to Free French occupation despite a 98 to 2 percent pro vote by residents.
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Detroit
Syracuse University
Churchill
St. Pierre
St Pierre and
Miquelon
We wish man to grow toward a nobler ideal
A quotation attributed to Mazzini urges humanity to seek self improvement through greater love and appreciation for beauty and truth. It envisions a purer divine ideal guiding actions, with individuals recognizing their dignity and immortal souls and embracing a freely chosen faith as a guiding beacon.
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Pharos
Mazzini
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