Brotherhood Week aims to reject race doctrine worldwide
The Globe News editorial urges Americans to observe Brotherhood Week during February 22 to 28, defends the dignity of every person, and denounces master race theories. It cites President Roosevelt and emphasizes unity of diverse groups contributing to American strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stey
the Globe
Brotherhood of Man
Earth
United States
Washington
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Roosevelt
America
Kindness Pays in Palm Beach Jewelry Tale
A Milton Fuller jewelry shop story shows kindness returning as a wealthy client repairs a bracelet for free and later a stranger buys a $120000 pearl necklace after learning of the act. The tale ends with a moral that true generosity comes from a full heart and generous spirit.
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United States
Palm Beach
Florida
Milton A. Fuller
Worth Avenue
Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Mr. Pullers
Murder at Wisteria Hall A House Party Mystery
Aunt Maggie lies dead as Sally and Kirk search a haunted manor. A secret room, shifting shadows, a distant taillight, and a perilous corridor chase unfold amid a tense house party atmosphere. Plutarch the cat and tense confrontations elevate the suspense as danger closes in.
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Maggie
Sally
Mill
Kirk
Alice
Bluebeard
Dr. Crippen
Plutarch
Bill
Lot
Night of Shattered Glass and a Dormant Murder Hunch
Bill curses his luck after crashing into a mirror during a stairway incident that leaves him bruised and a tense search for an unseen trespasser. Kirk Bob Eve Sally and others react with alarm as the house trembles with whispers and a presumed killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Kirk
Sally
Bob
Eve
British Aid Sentiment Rises After Roosevelt Talks
A nationwide Institute of Public Opinion survey shows rising support for aiding Britain, with over two thirds favoring aid even at war risk, while a smaller share backs U.S. entry to war. Respondents cite defense needs and preventing a larger conflict, and those who heard the president’s speech are likelier to support aid.
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Ernie Pyle
London
Wireless
Regent
Oxford Streets
Princeton
N. J
Britain
Congress
Institute
Holland
Belgium
France
England
United States
Hitler
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
A crossword style list of horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and topics including music coin wind ceremony fuel wordplay and anatomy. The grid references various words from popular culture and common terms across across and down entries.
Names from the News A Year Ago
Kyosti Kallio and Suomus salmi are recalled with Christian Front Senator Borah and Lord Tweedsmuir. United Mine Workers appear alongside Frank Murphy and James Cromwell. Answers on the Comic Page.
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Kyosti Kallio
Suomussalmi
Christian Front
Senator Borah
Lord Tweedsmuir
United Mine Workers
Frank Murphy
James Cromwell
Quotes on Poland and peace from famous figures
The excerpt cites Dr. Abram L. Sachar of Illinois questioning access for journalists and Red Cross workers in Poland amid German actions. It contrasts with Carrie Chapman Catt wishing for world peace on her 82nd birthday, reflecting wartime commentary and public sentiment.
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Red Cross
Poland
Germany
Abram L. Sachar
University of Illinois
Carrie Chapman Catton
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Texas
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Globe News Publishing Co
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John McCarty
Marian Miller
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Leon Yankwich
States
Dale Carnegie
Claire
Chapter
Medora Field
Medora Field Perkerson
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Yonkers
N. Y
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