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Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1941

Page

2

Weekly News Analysis Bristles With Global Military Moves

Orient bristles as U S and Japan end talks and plan new steps in war. U S planes aid British push in Libya while Nazi forces acknowledge the Russian recapture of Rostov. Editor notes reflect columnist opinions.

Orient U. S Japan Rostov

US Demands Japan Withdraw From Axis and China

The United States issued a five point ultimatum to Japan stressing withdrawal from the Axis and China, open door policy in the Pacific, and Indo-China pullout. Rumors spread of Japanese troop movements and a Burma Road patrol as Tojo labeled Britain and the US hostile nations. In Europe, Soviet forces claimed gains near Rostov and disrupted German lines as Von Kleist’s corps retreated.

Kurusu Hull Japan United States Nippon Pacific China Indo-China U. S Burma Hideki Tojo Britain East Asia Singapore Roosevelt Warm Springs Tojo America Thailand Washington Moscow Rostov-on-Don Rostov Pravda Red Star von Kleist Kuibyshev

North Africa clash tests British hold as Rommel’s forces fight on

British and German arms clash in North Africa amid encirclement tactics and shifting air support. The Ariete division joins Rommel’s panzers near Rezegh as both sides seek a decisive breakthrough. Allied air power grows with American planes supplementing British fleets, even as concerns rise over Vichy control of air and sea routes in French North Africa.

North Africa Sidi Omar Egyptian Ariete Rommel Rezegh Germany Europe Africa London Vichy French North Africa Petain Hitler

After World War II What Comes Next for American Labor

A Western Newspaper Union column reviews the National Resources Planning Board plan for full employment in 1944 with 60 million workers and $105 billion national income, warns against state capitalism, stresses keeping manpower in industry, and argues against forced payroll taxes or wage levies while praising farm-led prosperity and chemurgy.

National Resources Planning Board Frederic A. Delano Charles E. Merriam George F. Yantis United States America Italy Wheeler McMillen Chemurgy

Spectacular Philadelphia revival recalls Franklin’s Junto

A Time Magazine note highlights 2000 Philadelphians filling the Academy of Music to revive the Junto founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1727. The piece traces the group’s influence on science and civic institutions including the Library Company, Union Fire Company, University of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Hospital, and early American science.

Benjamin Franklin Philadelphia Ben Junto Council Franklin Ben Franklin Oxford The Spence Boston Peter Collinson London Collinson Junta Pranklin Howard McClenahan American Philosophical Society Library Company of America Union Fire Company Pennsylvania College University) of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Hospital Chartered Fire Insurance Company

American Tanks Poised to Challenge German Power in Africa

A Washington observer notes the U S 13 ton tank proves superior in Libya early fighting and credits American mechanical skill and maintenance as decisive. He cites the rolling ordnance shop and British use of U S tanks as a test of capability behind a broader sea lift and lend lease effort.

Africa United States Montezuma Tripoli Germany America First Armored Hitler Libya

Thrifty Colorado Farmers Fire Off Nonproductive Hens

A group of Colorado farm families, guided by Farm Security Admin home management, hired a poultry expert to prune their flock. From 3200 birds, 900 were deemed unworthy and sold for cash. The culling aimed to cut feed waste and boost efficiency. The farmers faced no further details beyond the sale.

Colorado Farm Security Administration

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