America Depends On Private Enterprise
The piece extols private enterprise as the core American system vital to victory in war. It argues airplanes, oil, steel, coal, and weapons all arose from private enterprise, praising Edison, Firestone, Goodyear, and Carnegie as exemplars. It rebukes critics of capitalism and urges preserving private enterprise and personal initiative as national heritage and key to war aims.
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Edison
Firestone
Goodyear
Carnegie
United States
Attorney General Biddle Ruling on Bridges Case
The ruling addresses Bridges' ties to the Waterfront Worker and alleged Communist links. Judge Sears finds evidence of Bridges’ connection to the paper dating from 1932 to 1939 and notes sponsorship shifts, corroborating affiliations with Communist organizations and labor groups.
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Biddle
Harry Bridges
Board of Appeals
Bridges
Sears
Marine Workers' Industrial Union
Communist Party
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Bridges and
Bbs Group
Market Street
Unter Lin
M. Ww. TU
Canomnist Party
Becaure
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TUL U. 1
Tedge Sears
Sear
Watertran
Mat Bridges
Tucpe Sears
A. F
San Francisco
Needle Trade Workers Industrial Niles
T. U. UL
Canond
Nineteenth Street
Walter Lambert
P. O. Box
Sam Francisco
Martyn Glckshon
International Longshoremen's Association
Harry Jackson
Marine Workers’ Industrial Union
Central Labor
Egtnel
Wni
Sun Darcy
Western Worker
William %. Foster
Brysn
Stalin
Harcy Bridges
Poster Brole
TL. A
Willan FP. Dunne
Brupes
Review Board
Harry Lunberg
James D. O'Neil
San Antonio to get new coast air service by American Airways
San Antonio plans a six to ten hour night air mail and passenger route to Los Angeles announced by George W. Johnson of American Airways. A tentative school plan suggests six junior high and seven elementary schools if the $2,000,000 act passes at the upcoming election.
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San Antonio
George W. Johnson
Lrattle
American Airways
Los Angles
News Behind the News Washington Front Reports War Tactics
General MacArthur's air and naval campaigns keep Japanese forces in check around Port Moresby and New Guinea. Australian and American air power deny Japan control, while Curtin urges support. Japanese moves in central China and Burma roads are rejected by Chinese resistance. Burma road bridges blown. Japanese focus centers on northern Australia and potential China defense against broader operations.
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Washington
MacArthur
Rahaul
Lae
Moresby
Lac
Tloods
Coral Sea
Australis
New Guinea
Paul Mallon
Port Moresby
Mainatain
Curtin
Australia
Hroome
Fort Darsin
Wyndham
Libya
Pearl Harbor
Doaths
Enearti Rebsul
Chiba
China
Japan
Burma
Salween
Kave
Tatlis
Sklea
Tibet
Chungking
Marry Go Round By Helen Rowland
Column argues against the idea that career women scare men away from marriage. It praises capable women who balance work and home skills, asserts kitchens can be mastered, and mocks gadgets while celebrating practical cooking and modern partnership.
Remember Pearl Harbor and the new bond of brothers
A reflective piece urges Americans to reconnect amid fast life, recalling Pearl Harbor’s sacrifice. It highlights the courage of sailors and medics, the haunting phrase take care of my buddy, and the steady spirit born from wartime fellowship spreading from coast to coast.
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Blake Clark
Pearl Harbor
Golden Gate
Cape Cod
Thea Wetense
Falt
Lens
King Beas. Synd., Inc
Foot Trouble Weighs On Weight Distribution In Youth
A physician from Columbia University explains that persistent foot trouble in youths often stems from improper weight distribution rather than flat feet or footwear. The real issue is how the weight bears on the foot, affecting comfort and alignment.
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Dudley J. Moreton
Columbia University
Oddities on ancient galleys and foot health tips
A fragmented page mixes oddities on ancient galleys and a health column about foot pain from improper metatarsal pressure. It cites extreme notions on caypmen and sea warfare while detailing how abnormal footwear and insole correction can relieve metatarsal stress, with routines like alternating hot and cold baths and personalized insoles.
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Une Feed
Paris
Fee Aya
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Helen 1
Rowland
Vmatward
Katharine Hepburn
Typewriter
Or & Ledger
Spencer ‘Tracy
Miles Hepburn
Waron
Matt
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Elsie Robinson
Climor
Crying Ant
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Madagascar
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Toulwiya
United Strives
United States Army Medical Mbrary
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Ne Lac Sat Tenn
Quebec
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