U.S. to Emerge World Industrial Trade Giant
Article outlines a postwar vision where the United States and Great Britain dominate global production and trade. It cites industrial preeminence for America, imminent destruction of German and Axis industries by Allied bombers, and the risk of communism spreading as nations rebuild. It notes Allied air campaigns targeting Vienna, Linz, Hamburg, Essen, and other centers, with Europe and Japan facing massive devastation and shifting power.
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Karl A. von Wiegand
America
Great Britain
Canada
Europe
Far East
North
South America
Italy
Wien- Neustadt
Linz
Steyr
Germany
Essen - Ruhr-Dortmund-Dunseldorf
Sohar Berlin
Hamburg
Bremen
Rostork
Stettin
Leipsic
Augsburg
Regensburg
Mannheim
Elbe
Elbe River
Hudson River
New York
Turin
Milan
Genoa
Fortugal
Norway
Sweden
Britain
Japan
China
Tia Antes
San Antonio
Volga
Red Army
Pai
Willined
Tecurtiseh Sherman
Hitler
Napoleon
Moscow
Leningrad
Lower Volga
Upper Volga
Poland
Czechoslovakia
America and the world after war in a democratic industrialism
The author argues that peace rests on freedom and equal rights, warning that wartime demands will reshape economies. He notes atomic research risks, highlights America's industrial power, and envisions North and South America guiding a new world order under wise leadership, resisting communistic state ownership.
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Atlantic
Pacific
America
William
Knudsen
General Motors
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Poland
Europe
U.S. Forces Engage Japanese On Bougainville Ridge
On Bougainville at Cannon Ridge fighting intensifies as Capt. Carlan of the 3rd unit Ad7th division says his company fired mortars at high rate until barrels overheated, sending 7,750 rounds. Gen. Robert Ghatberiin notes 10,600 to 12,009 rounds dropped in 24 hours within 200 yards of lines amid night attacks and attempted Japanese withdrawal through brush and wire barricades.
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Guadalcanal
Solomon Islands
Catmon Ridge
Bougainville
Empress Augusta Bay
Carlan
Athens
Hig Company
Ad7th
Liev
Robert Ghatberiin
Cleveland
Ohio
Ametieho
Ron Inne
Casualties and Missing Military Personnel Reported
The War Department lists Corporal Alvin a2 as missing in action since January 30 near Cleterno Italy with the Third Ranger Battalion. Also noted are wounded First Sergeant Melvin B. Petty in Italy on February 14 and notices of deaths and statuses of several other Texas service members, including Captain John M. Price and staff sergeants and privates across Africa, Europe, and the Pacific.
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Cpl
Alvin
Aszzeu
Cleterno
Italy
War Department
G. W. Craig
Charles Herbert
Wickes Street
Will
Texan National
Iguard
Blackpnridge High School
Fiell
Brer
Wer
Bag
B. B. Petts
South St. Mary's Street
Furst
Melvin B. Petty
141St
Infantry
36Th Division
James B. Petty
Army
Pacific
Edward R. Petty
Theavy
South Texway
Southwest Pacific
Ohn H. di Filippo
Leutenant
John di Filippo
Elisabeth Road
San Antonio
Lynn Ward
Geoff D. Ward
Alamo
Mediterranean
Jose G. DeLeon
Carlos DeLeon
Flores Street
del Rio
Fedro G. Garcia
Sara G. Garcia
Dilney
Italy Regime Strengthened By Russia
Italiandommonist leaders said they would oppose Badoglio and the king, while Paolo Tedeschi warned that if Russia's move improves Badoglio's position, efforts for a truly democratic government would intensify. London expected Britain to maintain relations with the Batazite regime and the US to follow a similar policy, with Badoglio seeking diplomatic exchanges. A Soviet diplomat suggested Stalin aims for recognition of the co-belligerent Italian government, not the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadoglio
Churchill
Victor Brmanuel
Badoglio
Paolo Tedeschi
Rusgia
London
Britain
Batazite
United States
Tedeschi
Stalin
Russia
Gempny
Sovie
New Rice Method Offers Gentle Protective Support
A promotional notice from Rice, Inc. advertises a novel protective device promising comfort and security without harsh truss wearing. It claims painless retention for ruptures and movements, easing everyday activity with targeted support and no constrictive pressure. Free full details are offered by mail.
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Ing. Gilhnut
Rice, Inc
H. Adams
N.Y
Amd
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