Eisenhower Von Rundstedt Compared In War Leadership Contrast
The piece contrasts General Dwight D. Eisenhower's humane, soldier-friendly leadership with Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt's austere, mass-fatal style. It notes von Rundstedt's prowess yet questions his fit for American troops and links Eisenhower to American democratic values. It also comments on Allied intelligence limits and TVA’s influence on the nation.
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Life
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East Prussia
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Allied Intelligence Service
Egg price debate and proposed subsidy alternatives
Editorials discuss handling egg market floods with support prices, culling, and potential checks to cover the price gap. Proposals include tying egg sales to AAA payments, allowing market-driven retail prices, and boosting consumption to protect farmers. Also notes about employment, service industries, and postwar economic adjustments.
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WFA
Congress
AAA
TVA Power Drive Brings Cheaper Electricity to the South
The government built dams and developed the valley rivers despite utility opposition. Promoters profited from stock schemes, while the TVA produced cheaper power and spurred prosperity for farmers with worn soil. TVA is ahead of schedule in repaying government costs.
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India
Brazil
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Russia
Britain
France
China
America
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Tennessee Valley
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Tennesse
Bonds and buying in wartime urge increased support
A Christian Science Monitor discussion urges stronger individual bond purchases in the Sixth War Loan to back G Ls and allies on the front. It notes Christmas shopping in the States contrasts with war effort deficits and calls for renewed commitment to war bonds as priority gifts. It also cites an Iowa paper predicting prosperity for small towns tied to agricultural wealth and local production.
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Iowa
Unusual Iowa Town Business Forecast and Local Anecdotes
A column discusses Iowa small towns facing a rise in fine business amid shifts from city trade. It argues cooperation between rural areas and towns strengthens futures for families and communities, while sharing assorted local anecdotes about theft, Marines, and gift exchanges in Emmetsburg.
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Iowa
Club Exchange Realities and Candid Advice Amid Toy Gift Mix
A fragment from a society note describes a club exchange with 25 members and a Cent loop chase. It notes a Troy Ohio party, handmade gifts, and a caution against partial payments urging full cash, reflecting thrift and debt awareness from a peer.
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