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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1941
Page
2
An editor's note introduces a weekly analysis column from the Western Newspaper Union, stating opinions express the analyst's view and not necessarily the newspaper's. It flags the piece as an opinion section released by the syndicate.
British leadership faces a tactical dilemma amid Nazi moves in the Balkans and Africa. Eden’s mission to Turkey aims to coordinate defense of the Mediterranean, with Greece, Suez, and Gibraltar in play. The shift follows Bulgaria’s Axis pact and signals wider German penetration in Europe.
King George welcomes John G. Winant at a railway station between London and Bristol, then hosts tea with Queen Elizabeth. Winant, ex governor of New Hampshire, travels with Harvard President Conant and assistant Benjamin Cohen, amid guarded coverage by censors.
Dr Virgil Jordon warns socialism is here to stay in the United States as Norman Thomas style proposals mix with local views. The column argues wealth must remain pooled and productive, not divided, and stresses stores sustain towns, taxes and schools while warning against a unified government run economy.
Washington discusses the nitrate powder supply chain amid wartime fears. Allied Chemical's Hopewell plant and DuPont clash with TVA over explosive nitrate use. Muscle Shoals nitrate plant debates end with government buyout and new machinery orders. Separate notes cover hardtack replacement, irradiated bread in field rations, and a TVA defense film.
Washington dispatch reports the CAA found pilot Charles G. Pierce aimed to wreck his plane hangar and himself after a Fort Morgan Colorado crash. Pierce, badly hurt, told investigators he intended to destroy ship hangar and himself.
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