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...week's visit to the Chemurgic Institute which he preached mid-Trinity farmers into founding at Romayor. Last week he wrote me that he is entering the Senatorial campaign himself on the platform of: Chemurgy (i.e., industrial rather than food crops from the farm); a five-ocean Navy; "all-out aid for America"; a national lottery to help...
...hurried time. Not only in the Near East (see p. 28) and in North Africa (see p. 37) did he press his advantage, but he put such pressure on the Government of old Marshal Pétain that France expected to hear any day that it was committed to all-out collaboration. Spain took a cautious step and assumed control of customs at once international Tangier, across the Strait from Gibraltar. Portugal was in terror of invasion, expected a grab at the Azores and Cape Verde Islands...
Meanwhile the British, all-out in the manufacture of Typhoons, were also busy with another plane, the Tornado, powered by a 2,000-h.p. Rolls-Royce (the Vulture). Better bet of the two seemed to be the Napier, and last week British representatives in Washington were reputed to be urging OPM to get busy and manufacture Sabres on a big scale. Luckily for the U.S. Army Air Corps, one of its top-flight airmen has seen the Typhoon perform, has had a good look at its engine. British newsmen reported that Major General Henry H. Arnold seemed more impressed...
Knudsen's announcement was important as an example of the kind of surgery upon peacetime industry required for an all-out defense effort, but the operation is being performed as gently as possible. The cut will be based on 1941 model production, which expects to reach a peak 5,200,0000 before the motor year ends Aug. 1-a record exceeded only by glittering 1929. Thus the quota for 1942 models (both passenger cars and trucks) will be about 4,160,000 units, and only in six years has U.S. production exceeded that figure. Moreover, the cut comes...
After quoting President Roosevelt's appeal for all-out aid to Britain of March 15, the group's statement urged that any steps necessary to realize this policy be taken, even the conveying of ships...