China stayed in and fought keeping London safe
A column argues China’s steadfast resistance in 1937 1941 kept London and San Francisco safe, praising China’s fortitude, sacrifice, and unity while warning against Western criticism that could fracture allied resolve. It cites Pearl Harbor, Moscow, and Chiang Kai-shek, urging readers to support China and oppose dissent within America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Moscow
Hitler
London
San Francisco
Chiang Kai-Shek
America
Whitewright Area Eyes Big War Bond Drive
The 7th war bond quota for Whitewright and surrounding communities is set at 67 000, about 20 percent higher than prior drives, prompting strong public exhortations to match past over performance. A fishing lake near Whitewright highlights the lure of recreation even as effort shifts to the bond push and Lake Texoma draws crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Lake Texoma
Time Changes and Public Praise in History
The inquiry recalls timekeeping reforms in Texas and cites famed praise of Mussolini for Italian punctual trains. It also mentions traveler Wells visiting Russia and authoring Kaput as a concise finish note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Italy
Wells
Russia
Gratitude for Orient Allies Beyond the Pacific
The article urges Americans to learn more about Asia beyond quick meals and mystery. It credits Oriental allies with national safety and warns that without their honesty, the United States might be trapped between Germany and Japan. It calls Britain admired, Americans compassionate, and calls for closer understanding of straw-colored allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Asia
Europe
United States
Pacific
Germany
Japan
Britain
Tax Blight Endangers Free Enterprise Postwar Future
Henry Wallace argues that high taxes kill small business growth, tracing tax trends from 1913 to 1943 and noting how corporations faced rising rates since 1917. He contends postwar plans rely on government loans or bond sales, warning that higher taxes or inflation erode savings, job growth, and private investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Henry Ford
Ford
Wallace
Henry Kaiser
Kaiser
America
Inflation and tax cuts spark street protests in Mardi Gras mood
A speaker cites the black market as the real inflation index while criticizing a twelve year government policy. He urges drastic tax cuts and spending restraint, warning hundreds of thousands of workers would lose jobs, while crowds fill the streets in a Mardi Gras atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CPA
Ration Board Worker Hides Gas Coupons in Wooden Leg
George E. Hall a 24 year old Santa Monica ration board volunteer was arrested after OPA investigators found gasoline coupons totaling 1755 gallons hidden in a hollow wooden leg. Assistant U S Attorney William Ritzi said coupons for meat and gasoline were found elsewhere on Hall. He was charged with stealing the coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
George E. Hall
Santa Monica
Ration Board
U. S
William Ritzi
Hall
Ritzi
OPA
Minor Prophets list and biblical Q&A excerpts
A collection of Q and A on biblical topics notes the Minor Prophets as Hosea through Malachi due to their smaller size, then covers creation diet, hell as punishment, absence of Bible before Moses, 2 Corinthians 5 18 meaning, and Moses asking to see glory, ending with a note about the Texas cow killer ant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosea
Malachia
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Moses
Lord
Noah
Abraham
Joseph
God
Texas
Just Ask Der Fuehrer He Knows Answers
In Schwoebber Germany a 49 year old Nazi Brownshirt captured by the 702nd Tank Destroyer Battalion was interviewed by Capt. Phillip Gross. He insisted Hitler will do what is best for the German people and believed Germany would win the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwoebber
Germany
Hitler
702Nd
Phillip Gross
North
Minneapolis
George R. Stone
Des Moines
Gross
University of Minnesota
Fate of Nazi Party and Germany in World War II
A wartime interview fragment discusses Nazi party dominance, Gestapo actions against Jews, and plans to wipe out Germany. The dialogue shows uncertainty about outcomes and reliance on the Fuehrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gestapo
Germany
Fuehrer
Promotions Slated For Ex-Prisoners
Washington announces special consideration for Army and Navy personnel who were prisoners of war. Returned POWs may be promoted immediately one rank or grade with exceptions for colonels and senior officers. Prompt promotion to officer or warrant status possible for warrant and first-pay grade personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
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Whitewright Sam
J. H. Waggoner
T. Glenn Doss
Whitewright Sun
Senate
Grayson County
House of Representatives
Kaput
Wichita Falls
Venetian Blind Company
Sam Bass
Wayne Gard
Dallas News
Robin Hood
BH Whitehead
Chamber of Commerce
Polk County Enterprise
Livingston
C. L. Douglas
Fort Worth Press
Hollywood
James Bowie
Sam Houston
Bigfoot Wallace
Tom Foster
Kilgore
The
Seabee
Foster
Seabees
Dunkirk
Nanking
Boyce House
George S Benson
Rexall
Jimmie Durante
Gary Moore
Kingston Drug Store
Denison
By Sam Pellengill
VOICE
Prophecy International Bible Broadcaster
der Fuehrer
Pascal Farley
Johnnie Weaver
J. W
Johnnie” Weaver
Tire Company
Seiberling Tires
S. Crockett
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