Revolution in values and the need for steadfast morals
Excerpted talk argues a revolution in values under global conflict, condemning immediacy in money politics and diplomacy. It warns of debt, repudiation of treaties, and the collapse of sound financial and ethical standards, urging leaders to stand firm until reason and common sense restore true values.
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Washington
Russia
Washington Reports German Underground Seethes Invasion Era
Dispatches reveal a rising guerrilla war behind German lines with French and Russian slave laborers in Berlin and other cities aiding sabotage. Also highlighted is the plight of enlisted servicemen over 38 facing limited roles and the call for manpower reform.
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Berlin
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Bremen
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Himmler
New Manpower Program Aims to Cut Nonessential Jobs
War Manpower Commission Director Paul McNutt considers a nationwide ceiling on workers in light labor sectors. The plan, tested in Chicago, would limit employers to a percentage of last year’s staff. Chicago firms in non essential trades must reduce payrolls by 10 percent by March 15.
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Paul McNutt
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Stalin Tank Leads Red Armored Drive and More War Notes
Russians deploy a 100 ton Stalin tank with a 4.8 inch gun in East Prussia battlefields, claiming superiority over German Tiger and US Sherman tanks. Reports say Germans seek exits from homeland as Allies advance. FDR weighs Philippines high commissioner picks with McNutt and Murphy. A Slav alliance talks link Czechoslovakia and Lublin Polish government under Moscow influence.
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Philippines
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Paul McNutt
Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
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Sam Rosenman
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