United States leads in horsepower and tools for progress
A historic statement argues the United States built social advances through high worker productivity and modern tools, crediting the business system and working people. It urges reversing wartime restrictions after victory and cautions against demagogic misreads of economic policy. The speaker cites past World War I lessons and stresses disciplined postwar transition.
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Meeckes
United States
Apa
Plane Plants Solve Personnel Problems
Grumman Aircraft Engineering plans a personnel matching system to cope with wartime manpower shifts. The program pairs drafted workers with relatives to maintain production of Navy Wildcat fighters Avenger torpedo bombers and amphibians. Swirbul says newcomers will be trained in shops and schools, aiming for 32 percent Grumman staffing from these new hires.
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Taland Garage
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Jeke” Swirbul
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U S Pilots Best Trained Says Capt Eddie Rickenbacker
Capt Eddie Rickenbacker argues U S air crews are highly trained and ready for victory. He recounts a 15 000 mile tour, praises American manufacturing, calls for expanded training, more planes and bases, and stresses air power as key to triumph. He urges national resolve and mobilization of youth for flying and ground support roles.
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War 25 Years Ago Today Compiled by FW 3 May 23 191%
A retrospective roundup notes President Wisgn urging press censorship and government publicity control. It recalls Craonne near Craonne in France seizing heights, American destroyers aiding British, and U boat activity. It mentions British actions around Crete Candia Rethymno, and a Libyan landing clash with Axis forces including casualties.
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Heroes of Democracy Copyredt. 1942 by Hearat Publications
A brief note credits 1942 publication to Hearat Publications as a historical or commemorative work. The item identifies the work’s title and publisher in a concise bibliographic entry.
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Hearat Publications
Solons Split On Taion To England
Congressional leaders divided on sending 10 senators and representatives to England for talks with Parliament on war problems and peace. A secret conference release suggested a five member bipartisan delegation, July deliberations raised questions on its impact on legislation and public scrutiny.
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Britain
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