Will Rogers Quip Questioned In Light Of World Atrocities
The piece questions Will Rogers famous line I never met a man I didnt like as a reflection on recent crimes. It notes the execution of Josef Kramer and his 10 fellow camp guards at Belsen and the Yamashita conviction in Manila, suggesting the remark misses harsh reality.
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Will Rogers
Will
Rogers
Josef Kramer
Belsen
Yamashita
Manila
Kramer
Pope's Christmas Message Calls for Three Peace Prerequisites
Dorothy Thompson reports the Pope urges three fundamentals for lasting peace after World War II. He warns against hate and vengeance, stresses moral reparations and strong internal security, and condemns totalitarian tyranny while criticizing Allied and Allied power dynamics and failures in postwar justice.
Goodbye 1945 and God Bless 1946
George E Sokolski reflects on a difficult 1945 and hopes for better conditions in 1946. He targets leaders such as Truman Stalin Chiang Kai shek Attlee Bowles and Byrnes, calls for press freedom and anti censorship, and notes Miss Helen Louise Khoury’s return to Boulder from the University of Colorado.
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George E. Sokolsky
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
America
Truman
United States
Joe Stalin
Jimmy Byrnes
Stalin
Caucasus
Jimmy
Moscow
Russia
Joe
Manchuria
China
Cousin Attlee
Congress
State Department
Bureau of the Budget
Petrillo
Dreyfuses
Kimmel
Short
Pole Street Professor Hat Chase Ends In Crushed Fashion
Mary Dick loses a hat on Polk Street while chasing it through Fifth Street traffic. Her sister in law finally crushes the hat under a stomp at a traffic light. The tale ends with a moral about chasing delicate things or stepping too hard on what you wear or eat.
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Mary Dick
White & Kirk's
Wife
Fifth and
Polk
Polk Street
Tenth Avenue
Sister-Inlaw
Politicized art questioned by observer on films and painting
A German artist Paul Mallon dies at 78 in a European mountain town. The observer critiques politically driven art arguing that propaganda corrupts craft, citing anti Nazism and war propaganda. He condemns art shaped by politics as inferior to true soulful creation.
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Europe
Mr. Roosevelt
Art versus Politics in American Culture and Critique
A critic argues that freedom of expression in art is constrained by political agendas. He praises Eakins Homer Wood among American masters, laments lack of political themes, and notes contemporary painters like Hopper and Wyeth, claiming true art rests on quality not politics. The essay contrasts past and present artistic values and warns against politicizing art.
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Moscow
Mr. Molotov
Japan
Mr. Byrnes
Jugoslavia
de Gaulle
Europe
Rhine
Ruhr
Reich
France
Security Council
Millet
Renoir
Hopper
Burchfield
Bohrod
Speicher
Lucieni
Mattson
Chapin and James
N. C. Wyeth
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
The solution grid lists horizontal clues from 1 to 45 and vertical clues from 1 to 46 with terms including Patrol Squad insignia U S naval aviation Greek letter boat paddle land measure and more. The puzzle combines standard crossword entries such as rust fungus bone roof edges and operatic terms with names and places.
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Patrol Squadron A
U. S. Naval Aviation
Better Cleaning for Better Clothes at 1215 Polk Street
A local cleaning service advertises quality work at a reasonable price located at 1215 Polk Street. The short notice promo emphasizes better cleaning for better clothes and invites customers to visit or contact for services.
Back to School and Hello to Miss Kirkpatrick
Miss Katheryn Jane Kirkpatrick a University of Colorado student will return Tuesday to Boulder after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C D Kirkpatrick 2414 Washington. Miss Edith Wood will leave town after visiting Miss Doris Wise 1011 North Polk and will attend Abilene Christian College.
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Katheryn Jane Kirkpatrick
University of Coloorado
Boulder
C. D. Kirkpatrick
Washington
Miss Wood
Edith Wood
Tomore Row
Doris Wise
North Polk
Aretending
Abilene Christian College
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Globe News Publishing Co
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John McCarty
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Tfe Globe and News
Dorothy Thompson
Britain
Germany
James Marshall
Nurenburg
Himmler
Berlin
Leo Baeck
John Donne
Hitler
Nuremburg
Indonesia
Great Britain
Chiang Kaishek
Chester Bowles
OPA
Helen Louise Khoury
University of Colorado
A. Khoury
Bonham
Paul Mallon
Eakins
Philadelphia
Winslow Homer
Grant Wood
McClain
Moon Mullins
Sabeline
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk
U. S. Naval Air Unit
Peer Gynt
Tasmania
National Emergency Council
Rivero
You
Tordt
Kayo
Dana Morcan
Danas
Donald Duck
Daisy
Bolivars Pup
Mike
Dad
Cope
Wat Draney Productions
Aye Rogre
Supermar
Anita
A. J. Dowling, M.D
Oliver Eakle
Harry E. Dill
Capitol Hotel
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