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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1944
Page
3
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The piece argues that despite 1943 victories the war remains in a preparatory phase with only a small portion of the American army in major combat by late 1943. It estimates overseas troops and discusses Europe and Pacific fronts, predicting a European end in early 1944 and Japan’s fate soon after, while noting political irony in local tax politics.
In a Washington column the writer warns that Nazi Germany's “second army” layers of organization from SA to SS to Todt and welfare groups create total war that would outlast defeat. He contrasts Franco’s Spain as a weakened fascist bloc and urges Americans to confront the ideological threat with sober resolve.
The American Palestine committee launches a nationwide drive to rally public opinion for reestablishing a Jewish national home in Palestine. A December 7 1941 bomber had 70 workers during a year. today 17 workers suffice. Canned juice is provided to bombing and submarine crews. Annually 195600 tons of lime used in the United States for agricultural insecticides and fungicides.
Agriculture officials report hog kills exceeding 300000 in one day as November set a record of 690000 federally inspected hogs. December is expected higher with no surplus to relieve rationing. OPA and the War Food Administration insist on continued red points and rationing despite the pork flood.
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