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...believed, a world already weakened by war stands on the threshold of another disastrous flu pandemic. The policy of the University medical men must be one of watchful waiting. They should decide now how best they could vaccinate men wholesale in case of emergency. They should assure ready access to stocks of vaccine, if and when an epidemic strikes. The storm signals are flying; the Hygiene Department must batten its preventive hatches...
...necessity of precautions at this time. "Within the last three weeks a revolver was found in a student's room here in which a death had occurred from other causes. More recently a revolver and ammunition was reported to which an outsider with a criminal record would have had access if he had not been apprehended...
...move to facilitate access to the much sought after government and economics survey course reading material, all economics texts, including those of Economics A, have been concentrated in the Freshman Union Library, which is now largely an economics room seating...
...Announced a strongly nationalist trade policy, advocating protective tariffs, insisting on free access to Western goods, capital and technical skill...
Correspondent Carpenter also includes a critical tactical narrative of the fighting from D-day to the end. Having had access (she does not say through whom, but it is a fair guess) to First Army staff documents, she notes that First Army G-2 had the "first inkling" of Rundstedt's Ardennes offensive weeks before it began, but that Bradley's Twelfth Army group did not act on the information. Her conclusion: it was closer to "complete catastrophe . . . than any Allied commander would ever care to admit...