U S Opinion Moves Toward Compulsory Military Training
A Princeton survey shows strong support for mandatory training for all able bodied men, rising favor to 50 percent, with 85 percent believing the U S Army Navy and air forces need strengthening. Public backs CCC camp training and European models influence.
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Public Fears Attack On U S If Allies Lose
A nationwide survey by the American Institute of Public Opinion finds about 65 percent believe Germany would attack the United States if it defeats England and France, with 35 percent doubting such a plan. The study notes many Americans want stronger defenses and faster aid to the Allies, while fear persists about U S border defense.
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Bomb Stories From South America Distract U S A Says Luce
Henry Luce of Time and Life magazines says trusted sources report Nazi propagandists push South American bomb stories to alarm Americans. He warns such fear could curb Allied war material purchases and notes the information source has been unusually accurate before.
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House Passes Big Federal Road Bill
The House approved a federal highway aid bill totaling 357 million dollars for 1942 and 1943 and sent it to the Senate. The initial 476 million dollar request was cut by 25 percent before passage, with highways linked to national defense cited by several members. Arizona’s allotted 27.455 million would drop by a quarter if the Senate upholds the cuts.
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Quicksilver Finds Quick Purchasers
New York reports England and France eager buyers for quicksilver. Inquiries exceed 250 flasks with more supplies likely sold openly. Prices rose $5 over the weekend to $200 per flask of 76 pounds.
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