Discipline in Our Democracy and Oklahoma's Meaning
Wester Newspaper Union presents a critique of lax discipline in home, school, and church as the path to democratic strength, warning that neglect breeds delinquency and possible dictatorship. It contrasts civilian discipline with military and church order, urging standards upheld by the majority and stressing personal responsibility amid Oklahoma's election dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Hitler
Weimar Republic
France
Tokyo
Army
Navy
Reformers Define Free Enterprise In Chamber Campaign
Washington columnist reports a Chamber of Commerce drive to explain free enterprise to the public. Eric Johnston promotes study groups with officials, ministers, professionals, and a professor to clarify democracy’s private enterprise core, while critics note duplicative loyalties and selective self-interest among business groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Eric Johnston
Department of Governmental Affairs
Washington
W. 0. Watts
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Policies shaping postwar air service for small towns
CAB proceedings in Washington weigh which towns between 1000 and 5600 residents will get air service after the war. Applications rose from 233 last August to 577 by February, with 283 towns on record for possible service. Airlines seek route expansion, rail and bus interests fear passenger loss, and policy hearings may regionalize the process. The Airlines Committee for United States Air Policy drives planning, while innovations like refrigerator planes and pick-up mail service are under study.
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Watts
City Chamber of Commerce
United States
Tom
Harry
John
Lewis
America
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
CAB
Wiliam J. Madden
Albert E. Beite
Congress
Airlines Committee For
United States Air Policy
Railroad Committee For the Study of Transportation
Association of American Railroads
Airlines Committee
Towa
Pacific Coast
All- American Aviation
War Spending Hits New February High
U S expenditures for war purposes climb to 7.908 billion in February from 7.416 billion in January, a 5.3 percent rise. Japan’s Tojo cabinet delays prefectural elections to September 1945. About 90,000 to 120,000 gallons of distilled water daily are required on a modern battleship for crew and machinery.
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U. S
Hideki Tojo
Practical home economy tips from an old sewing guide
Do not hang feather pillows in direct sun as it dries oils and weakens feathers. Use about 18 inches from the body when hanging. Fold sheets to hem, align lines, attach clothespins. Dunk the broom weekly in water to keep it clean and long lasting. Thin old blankets make interlinings and silencer cloths. Felt hats can be refreshed with blanket stitching and contrasting crochet edge. A large sofa can feel roomier with two cushions instead of three. The result is a room that no longer looks crowded.
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Eric Johnston
Johnston
Leonard Read
Los Angeles
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