Bomber Fuel Boosts Airpower Debate in 1941 Jang’s Review
In London's 1941 Jang’s aircraft annual Major de Seversky argues for land based heavy bombers with long range as essential, noting U S designs like B 17 and Liberator while British experience with four motor bombers shifts RAF policy toward mass production. The piece credits the B 2 and B 17 with strong production prospects as Willow Run scales to 1 24 aircraft.
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War Plane Teamwork Sets Bomber Supply Pact for Allies
A London dispatch reports the United States will provide the RAF with about a thousand bombers monthly, while Britain concentrates on fighters. The plan avoids shipping delays by delivering bombers by air, with fighters sent by ship, linking Britain, Russia, and China in a broader Allied strategy.
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Debate on arms program and production in London Parliament
In London the House of Commons debates the arms program focusing on quality over quantity. Churchill notes Allied material superiority in Libya despite Axis numeric advantage. Britain shifts toward mass production with U.S. cooperation, aiming for greater weapon power and efficiency. War Department moves from steel to copper and artillery to meet Allied needs.
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Mars
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Roosevelt backs labor cooperation to aid war effort
The Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Roosevelt and top labor leaders secretly outlined a joint economic council to align capital and labor for wartime, aiming to remove barriers and coordinate on national policies. The piece notes mutual digs about influence and a Brazil-Belem anecdote involving Elliott Roosevelt.
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Belem
Grand Hotel
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Goebbel
Today in History and Birthdays Highlights
A dated collage lists historical anniversaries and birthdays for July 29. Notable entries include the Stevens Institute founder and various 19th and 20th century figures, alongside a synopsis of a Chile United States wartime miscommunication and a horoscope note urging disciplined effort.
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M. Graham
Scottash
New York
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Leith
Scotland
A. Stevens
New
Yey
Hiram Powers
Cincinnati
Woodstock
John 5. Willsbury
Minnesota
Sutter
N. IL
Alan KH. Hawley
Perth Amboy
N. J
Don Marquis
Archy the Cockreach
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Inner Voice and Spirit Work in Faith Teachings
The text discusses the Holy Spirit as guide to truth, Christ’s words through Scripture, and the inner response to divine presence. It notes the spirit within guiding believers, and urges listening to God within when Christ speaks in church. It references reverent prayer and a plea for divine aid. It ends with a note that church-building in New Zealand may be halted for a duration.
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Use Of Habeas Corpus Long Cherished
Washington notes the habeas corpus writ as a long cherished civil liberty debated through Supreme Court appeals and historic cases from Magna Carta to Lincoln. The article traces Cadwalader Merryman and Taney rulings on suspension and Congress versus executive power, linking to Roosevelt era wartime detention and military commissions.
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Military Commission
Appeal To Wives And Mothers To Guard Marital Fidelity
A wartime appeal urges wives and mothers in law to keep quiet about their husbands affairs. It warns of many wives leaving their homes for other men while men risk desertion and absences. The message, framed as a caution to avoid hurting husbands, emphasizes secrecy and trust within households.
Freighter Martia Taken Over by War Department
The freighter Martia, owned by CW Hryson of the Copper Steamship Co in Cleveland, has been taken over by the War Shipping Administration for active service after operating as a steel carrier between Republic Steel Co in Cleveland and other Michigan ports. Built as a sub sector during the last war, it saw active service in the English Channel.
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