Looking Ahead to Postwar Finance and Jobs
A mid‑1940s column argues war costs exceed money and stresses work over wealth. It warns debt will reach about 200 billion by mid‑1944 and urges high employment and investment to sustain postwar tax needs. It cautions against punitive corporate taxes that deter investment and jobs.
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United States
Uncle Sam
America
Wall Street
Herbert Hoover
Come Back From the Bloody Battle of Tarawa
A wartime rallying note urges perseverance as a returning veteran faces death and vows to continue fighting until the mission is complete. The speaker frames the American fighting man as relentless and duty bound, urging others to persist as well.
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Tarawa
America
Uncle Sam
Most Valuable Tools in Life Knowledge Theories Ideas
A concise examination argues that knowledge theories and ideas rank among life’s most valuable tools. It highlights the role of understanding, critical thinking, and curiosity in solving problems and guiding decisions.
New War Plastics Aid U S Aerial Gunners
Advances in transparent plastics boost accuracy for bomber crews and fighter pilots. Bell Aircraft and Niagara Frontier plants help develop durable crystal clear canopy sections and observation domes for Airacobra and B-29 fighters, using heat forming, rubberized coatings, and precise optical standards.
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Bell Aircraft Corporation of
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Niagara Frontier
Bell
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