House Launches Rearmament Inquiry Amid Labor Plant Tieups
Weekly news analysis notes Edward C. Wayne discusses a government inquiry into rearmament as labor disputes halt plant production vital to defense. Balkans remain a war focus as editorials separate opinion from newsroom reporting.
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Labor War Deepens Across U S Factory Strikes
Editorial notes a nationwide labor war with waves of strikes affecting the defense program. Key actions include the 324 to 1 House vote for a rearmament probe, and major disruptions at Allis-Chalmers Ford River Rouge and the soft coal sector, with violence and government mediation efforts intensifying.
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Allis-Chalmers
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Milwaukee
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Jugoslavia on the brink of war and Axis pressure
Reports from Belgrade and Berlin describe Jugoslavia's tense stance as Nazi reconnaissance flights over southern Serbia trigger air raid alarms. The issue hinges on Serb Croat unity with Macek's role in the government amid Axis pressure. The United States defies Axis ships seizures while deportation actions target Jan Valtin as a Communist author.
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Anthony Eden
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Axis
Virginia Gayda
Tokyo
Cordell Hull
Italy
Washington
United States
Jan Valtin
Krebs
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Germany
British Offensives Push in East Africa and Refugee Strife
British Imperial forces pin 100000 Fascists in East Africa as Asmara falls with 40000 survivors trapped. in Ethiopia the drive toward Addis Ababa begins amid assembling Italian troops. France endures refugee camps for about 30000 foreigners and 60000 labor and foreign soldiers amid relief aid efforts.
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Nazi Leader Impresses Civil War Expert On War Theory
Washington reports recount Albert W. Fox meeting Adolf Hitler in 1939. Fox, a Washington lawyer and Civil War analyst, says Hitler outmatched him in knowledge of Civil War battles and warned that war would hinge on German military supremacy.
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Food production folly across Britain and United States
The piece argues the wartime policy of paying farmers not to produce food is economically foolish. It warns Britain faces food supply risks from Argentina imports and long sea routes, while the United States risks higher living costs and labor unrest unless it frees farmers to boost output. It calls for removing government price controls to encourage production and defend against future shortages.
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London Times
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Buenos Aires
United States
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Government to Encourage Greater Food Production
Government moves to spur American farming to raise more animals and boost eggs and milk output for national defense. It hints at guaranteed profits or protections for farmers while framing food production as essential to war effort and future postwar stability.
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Department Ofgriculture
England
Department of Agriculture
Forest Fire Prevention Campaign Under Way
The 1941 Forest Fire Prevention drive begins early with Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard naming James Mahmary Flagg as the poster artist. About 300000 posters will be distributed by the Forest Service bearing the slogan Forest Defense Is National Defense to spur patriotism and reduce annual fires.
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America
C. R. Wy
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Forest Service
Shortage of Cotton and Steel Threatens British Morale
A cotton and steel shortage in Britain threatens morale as corsets may be rationed. A woman doctor proposes a roller towel as ersatz, while a male doctor objects. The debate centers on maintaining national resolve beyond battlefield lines.
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Britain
Defense program overhaul signals OPM restructuring
The administration plans to reorganize the defense effort before public release. The Office of Production Management, once celebrated as the central agency for the program, is to become one of about six departments in a new setup.
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D. Harold McGrath
Cripple Creek
Colorado
New House
Senate
Bob
Indiana
Salem Democrat
McGrath
America
Production Management
Defene
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