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Also under the President's eye and hand were enormous domestic problems which will inevitably affect the war effort: 1) labor strikes, on which he was readying a statement this week; 2) defense growing pains, which were changing the map of the U.S., creating great cities yet making ghost towns, too; 3) inflation, which still zoomed...
...greatest amount of unanimity on any question was on "Did the entrance of Russia into the war on the side of Great Britain affect adversely your willingness to aid the allies?" Eighty-two per cent answered in the affirmative, and 18 in the negative...
There was no evidence of a single coordinating office-a General Staff of Revolt-located in Britain or anywhere else. There seemed no good reason to believe that Europe's scattered plots and outbreaks would crucially affect Adolf Hitler in the near future. But the executed corpses that swung above, or lay crumpled upon, Europe's tragic ground were stirring greater rebellions...
...Prime Minister Curtin hastened to assure "the whole world, and particularly our enemies, that whatever takes place in this Parliament does not in any way affect the complete unity of the Australian people in their determination to prosecute the war to a victorious conclusion...
Phil Neagle, captain and star of the Gold Coasters' eleven, champions last fall is still out with a badly wrenched knee. His loss may well affect the Adams' hopes for a repeat championship materially, but should not make much difference when his team-mates meet the Funsters tomorrow, since Dunster has an inexperienced line and a problematic backfield...