Different Language of Dictatorships Across The World
A reprint column argues dictatorial nations impose control over public utterance and reject external criticism. It contrasts Spain and Chile, Japan and China, Germany and Latin America with sovereign rights to speak freely, urging America to earn favorable opinion abroad through merit. It cites Arnold Bernstein and others on freedom and urban vulnerability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Chile
Spain
Madrid
Mark
United States
Japan
Germany
Italy
China
Latin America
Living American youths surpass legends with early achievements
A high school reader asks if living men did remarkable things young. The speaker lists Americans like Walt Disney at 26, Philo Farnsworth at 25, Armstrong at 25, Glenn Martin at 23, Lindbergh at 25, Gregg at 19, Rickenbacker at 28, Hughes at 22, Untermeyer turning 21, and asserts there are as many or more achievements today due to greater opportunities in America compared with a century ago.
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Alexander the Great
Patrick Henry
Benjamin Franklin
Richard
Cyrus McCormick
Walt Disney
Rigby
Utah
Philo T. Farnsworth
Edwin H. Armstrong
Glenn L. Martin
Santa Ana
California
Orville Wright
Kitty Hawk
N. C
Lindbergh
Atlantic
John Robert Gregg
Gregg
Eddie RickenbacNer
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Samuel Untermeyer
America
Chaplain at Fort Michigan Thwarts Carjacking
A Fort Michigan chaplain survives a daring post hunt after grabbing a briefcase with his papers and cash and tossing it from a car during a road ambush. Major Adam Drew and the crew discuss the incident amid a string of similar events on the reservation.
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Kay Cornish
Lake Michigan
Adam Drew
Poison Oak
Chicago
Adam
Eden
Henry
Fort Michigan
Immerman
Chaplains Arrival Sparks Post Party in Chicago War Post
Colonel Pennant and guests react to the announced arrival of a chaplain later revealed as Gerald Beaufort. The scene shifts from light chatter to tension as questions arise about poison oak and a forthcoming wedding on the post. The tale ends with authorities contacted and the case headed to outside investigators.
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Arc
Felicia Bridewell
Kay
Chicago
Fort Michigan
Colnel Pennant
Chaplin
Jones
Adam
Colonel Pennant
Felicia
Captain Jones
Beaufort
Gerald Beaufort
State Police
Pennant
Department of Justice
Henry
Puzzles Recall Aviatrix Triumphs In Cross Word
A vintage crossword puzzle page lists horizontal clues about aviatrix flights and era terms, with entries like 16 To try and 56 She was the female passenger to fly the ocean. Vertical clues include 12 She set a new or mark for woman flyers and 19 Rind. The grid mixes wordplay on early aviation and general vocabulary.
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Portugal
Atlantic
Manners Quiz and Public Reply from Secretary of State Hull
A reader quiz asks etiquette questions on answering telephones offering hello not yes and calling on guests. The piece includes guidance that condolence calls should not be delayed and that staying when a friend is leaving is improper. It ends with Secretary Hull praising free thought and science at the Pan American Scientific Congress.
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Miss Jones
Alice Jones
Alice
State Hull
Pan American Scientific Congress
Germanic empire goal greets Western Hemisphere conquest plan
Pierre van Paassen details Karl Haushofer and Nazi geopolitics shaping plans to Germanize North America. He describes a worldwide Reich framework with fifth column networks ready to integrate the Western Hemisphere into a Nazi economic order, as Germany eyes American wealth and power.
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United States of America
Western
America
North American
United States
North America
Napoleon
Karl Haushofer
Geopolitical Institute
Munich
Germany
General Haushofer
Hitler
Haushofer
Doorman
Hollywood
Europe
Nazi Party
England
Auslandsorganisation
Beard question in murder trial hinges on rights and shaving
Kings County Judge Franklin Taylor considered whether a murder defendant must be shaved for his September trial. Harry Strauss argues forced shaving breaches constitutional rights while prosecutors seek to keep him clean to prevent identity concealment. Judge Taylor reserved decision and asked for briefs with precedents.
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Kings County
Franklin Taylor
Brooklyn
Harry
Pittsburgh Phil) Strauss
Happy) Maione
Frank
the Dasher
Abbandando
William O'Dwyer
Strauss
Solomon A. Klein
Stout
Taylor
Pryor
Blackstone
Quiz Kids Dazzle as NBC Rival to Information Please
Five Chicago area schoolchildren star in a new Quiz Kids show on NBC Red Network 10:30 to 11 P M EDST. They win a $100 savings bond per appearance and can continue if they stay in the top three. Gerard Darrow and Van Dyke Tiers lead, Cynthia Cline writes poems and composes, while the group excels at rapid questions, flora and fauna knowledge, and identifying topics despite long commercials.
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Cynthia Cline
NBC Red
Chicago Area
U. S
Gerard Darrow
van Dyke Tiers
Wne
Gerard
Cynthia
Kieran
Pyrrhus and Cinéas on ambitions and peace
The dialogue portrays Pyrrhus outlining grand conquests from Rome to Africa and Greece, followed by Cinéas asking what stops them from peaceful contentment now. It emphasizes ambition versus the pursuit of lasting peace.
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Pyrrhus
Italy
Cineas
Rome
Carthage
Macedonia
Africa
Greece
J. Mack Williams
New Metal Gun Sprays Molten Metal For Wide Use
A new compressed air gun sprays molten metal from one to two pounds per minute. It can fill teeth, build up dented automobile surfaces, coat objects to prevent fire, corrosion or contamination, and paint signs and decorations through stencils.
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Eliot Birnbaum
Collier's
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