Washington Digest Warns of Mild Fascism in Postwar US
A Washington essay notes pressure groups shaping postwar policy and warns of a possible mild fascism in Britain and America. It cites CIO political action, a London pamphlet by King Hall, and Freda Kirchwey’s Nation piece on centralized government and business tolerance of control. The piece discusses shifts in Allied strategy, postwar priorities, and the danger of party realignment as power blocs seek concessions.
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Canada
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England
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Russia
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Nation
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America
Labor
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Senate
Nyone
Cuban cultural attaché signs major song publishing contract
Bankage Ernesto Lecuona, chief stenographer of Cuba's embassy, signs one of the era's largest song publishing deals. Colombia enters the war on November 27, making it South America's latest active fighter against the Nazis. WPB amends suspenders buttons for work pants, and PT boats are praised for naval feats shaping shipbuilding history in Middle America.
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Ernesto Lecuona
Cuba
Washington
Colombia
Middle America
New Edition Patterns From Sewing Circle Delivers 7 Shirtwaist Dress
The New Edition from Patterns Sewing Circle features a front closing placket shirtwaist dress with coat dress ease and fewer buttons. It includes a clever jumper pattern for a child usable as a slip, plus a matching blouse, panties, and slip set for sizes 2 to 6 years. Pattern No. 8557 lists material needs: jumper 145 yards at 39 inches, blouse 1 yard, slip and pasties 2 1/2 yards, with 4 yards edging.
Wet Aen General Quiz Entry
A quiz item set asks about daguerreotype material age of the Statue of Liberty Toussaint L Ouverture Pocahontas characteristics of dry ice and the Nineteenth Amendment details include inquiries into the longest verse and the largest U S seaport.
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Toussaint L’orverture
United States
U.S
Answers from the past: trivia and consumer hints
A collage of trivia and odd facts covers topics from age of the Statue of Liberty and Haitian history to biblical verses and U S suffrage. It also notes no royal Indian titles, New York as the largest seaport, solidified carbon dioxide, and a Camel cigarette promotion tied to Army first call. It ends with postal limits on overseas packages for service members.
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Haiti
Esther
New “York
Army
Navy
Karmes
Coast Guard
Post Office
Cultivated Citizens Quote Enshrines Education Over Wealth
A fragment cites Martin Luther on national strength, arguing prosperity rests on cultivated citizens, educated leadership, and moral character rather than revenue, fortifications, or grand buildings. The snippet emphasizes education as the nation's true wealth.
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Martin Luther
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