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Paid articleAND THEN THERE WERE THREE
Mayer, Milton
And Then There Were Three By MILTON MAYER DARKENING the corner where T am, I am naturally disposed to turn a jaundiced, or show-me, eye in the direction of Mr. Roosevelt's Four Freedoms. They are...
Paid articleTHE WAR IN REVIEW
THE WAR IN REVIEW THE arrival of the month of March with its Spring thaws was attended this week by an epidemic of statements by military and political leaders calling the world's attention to the...
Paid articleWHERE'S THE AXIS AIR FORCE?
Williams, Major Al
Where's The Axis Air Force? By MAJOR AL WILLIAMS WHERE is the Axis air force? It is a logical question because we all know by this time the Axis air force will not go down to defeat with the rest...
Paid articleTHE WEEK IN REVIEW
THE WEEK IN REVIEW THE TWO GREAT policy-making branches of government—the executive and the legislative— continued this week to pull in opposite directions on what has become the nation's number...
Paid articleTHE KREMLIN-AND KANSAS
Meyer, Ernest L.
The Kremlin—And Kansas By ERNEST L. MEYER TIMES change, and with it the New York Times. It was with some astonishment that we picked up a copy of that venerable and virtuous newspaper last week...
Paid articleTRANING FOR VICTORY
Follette, Sen. Robert M. La
Training For Victory By SEN. ROBERT M. LA FOLLETTE, Jr. THIS is a war of men and machines. It takes men that can run machines, and men that can make them. To win, we must train vast numbers of...
Paid articleALL THIS AND HOMER TOO
Coleman, Mcalister
All This And Homer Too By MCALISTER COLEMAN WITH some honorable exceptions, one can't say much for the fight our educators are putting up for sheer survival. I mean survival of the liberal arts in...
Paid articleTHE PEOPLE'S FORUM
. . . THE PEOPLE'S FORUM . . . Clarify Our Aims Dear Sirs: Many Americans, myself among them, resent the tone and content of our President's recent "Unconditional Surrender" terms. We resent them...
Paid articleTHE LESSONS OF DEFEAT
Villard, Oswald Garrison
The Lessons Of Defeat By Oswald Garrison Villard DESPITE the encouraging character of our counter-attacks, the gravity of our original setback in North Africa cannot be minimized, by Secretary...
Paid articlePUBLIC POWER NEWS
McMillin, Miles
Public Power News By MILES McMILLIN THE National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, a newly created united front of REA co-ops throughout the nation, is already proving its worth. Founded...
Paid articleTHE COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT
The Cooperative Movement ALL IS NOT going to be smooth sailing for health cooperatives in this country despite the barrier recently removed by the United States Supreme Court in upholding the...
Paid articleTHE TVA IN WAR AND PEACE VI. THE 'HOW' OF GETTING THINGS DONE
Kennedy, Kenneth R.
The TVA In War And Peace VI. The 'How' Of Getting Things Done By KENNETH R. KENNEDY THE material accomplishments of the TVA—the dams built, the power produced, the farms electrified, the waterway...
Paid articleWHY HITLER LOST THE WAR
Barnes, Harry Elmer
Why Hitler Lost The War By HARRY ELMER BARNES WHILE the final outcome of the present global war is by no means assured, it seems both safe and gratifying to say that Hitler has surely lost his...
Paid articleNO RETURN TO 'NORMAL'
SEELY, Lt. Comdr. C. S.
No Return To 'Normal' By Lt. Comdr.C.S.Seely AS THE WAR (world revolution) develops, it becomes more and more obvious that the United States will not soon return to what we have been accustomed to...
Paid articleYOUR MONEY'S WORTH UNDER POINT RATIONING
Sheridan, Mary
Your Money's Worth Under Point Rationing By MARY SHERIDAN EVERYONE is wondering just how much point rationing will affect normal eating habits and family food budgets. It's still too early, of...
Paid articleOUR CHILDREN
Patri, Angelo
Our Children By ANGELO PATRI SILENCE is a great virtue. It is healing to the spirit and good medicine for the body. We do not use it half enough especially in these days of noisy demonstrations...
Paid articleCOOK-EYED ECONOMY
Cock-eyed Economy WOMAN POWER, said Manpower Commissioner Paul McNutt last week in Philadelphia, is the answer to this nation's troublesome manpower problem. "By the end of 1943 we shall have...
Paid articleTHE EDITOR RESERVES THE LAST COLUMN
The Editor Reserves . . . The Last Column ALTHOUGH Allied leaders remain bashful, if not actually speechless, on the post-war settlement, there is growing evidence to confirm the fear that some of...
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