Clarity at Last on U S Isolation and Nazi Threat
Dorothy Thompson argues that the United States faces four grave war-time developments including Germany challenging the Monroe Doctrine and a potential Nazi dominated Europe. She warns that neutrality laws and isolationism have narrowed choices and could yield acceptance of Nazi control or total isolation if Britain falls.
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United States
Germany
Britain
Petain
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Europe
Western Hemisphere
France
Caribbean
Canada
South America
Italy
Japan
Far East
Pacific
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Bund
Communist Party
Ford
French Republic
M. Laval
Portugal
North America
Mutuality tests at Havana loom for Americas
The Amarillo Globe editors argue that mutual American action is needed for shared burden and shared advantage. They note Brazil's Aranha will send a representative to Havana, stressing U S leadership in inter American affairs and the Monroe Doctrine as a joint policy, urging bipartisan clarity before the talks.
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Oswaldo Aranha
Brazil
Americas
United States
Martinique
Aranha
Havana
Caribbean
Panama Canal
U. S
Inauguration at Chicago University sparks bold advice
The piece recalls Robert Maynard Hutchins’s 1929 Chicago inauguration and the harsh criticism he faced. It exhorts readers to view attacks as proof of life and to ignore jeers, citing examples from Hutchins to Lincoln and Socrates to illustrate that critics greet excellence with envy. The essay ends with the proverb no one kicks a dead dog.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Yale
Robert Maynard Hutchins
Jefferson Davis Sandefer
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Texas
Sandefer
Dr. Hutchins
la Rochefoucauld
Abraham Lincoln
Socrates
Smedley Butler
U. S. Marines
One Is Beloved Remorseful Eve Drives a Flight for Freedom
Sue Davenport learns Bob Trenton faces ruin after a Boston style Christmas Eve affair and a failed business turn, while Patsy’s presence hints at a new path. She hurries to New York and then St Joseph to retrieve a letter she wrote and flee with Eric, hoping for a Reno and Honolulu future.
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Petticoat Lane
Treadon
Bob
Trenton
New York
Middlewest
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Sue Davenport
Sue
Eric
Pats
Nellie
Trenton House Sale Forces Sue to Break Routine
Sue Trenton faces upheaval after learning her home north of town is sold. She toils at restoring the old academy garden while Pats, Allen Davenport’s sister, taunts her about finances and career choices as Bob handles a bank conference and a looming personal disaster unfolds.
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Bob
Sue
Pats
Barbara
Academy
Trentons
Young Ladies’ Academy
Allen
Allen Davenport
Trenton
Forest
Bomb Squad Tactics and Language Rules at the Fair and Cars
An article excerpt surveys bomb disposal methods at a World's Fair event, detailing safe handling, forensic steps, and the then feared time bombs. It also covers an automotive engineers meeting predicting future car design, safer seating, and higher octane fuel. Finally, it profiles Jules Van Stem of NBC as guardian of pronunciation for foreign names, noting his rulings guide broadcasts nationwide.
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Walter
Joseph J. Lynch
Ferdinand Socha
Chicago
Niversary
Society of Automotive Engineers
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
David Beecroft
Bendix Aviation Corp
Dean A. Fales
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
W. H. Hubner
Ethyl Gasoline Corp
Jules van Stem
Guardian of Speech
National Broadcasting Company
Trondheim
van Stem
Webster
Europe
Aachen
Zwolle
Pszcyna
Mr. van Stem
Bromberg
Bydgoszcz
Lemberg
Lwow
Rotterdam
Germany
France
Rumania
Hungary
Spain
Portugal
Argentina
Uruguay
Scotland
Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical Word List Challenge
A mixed crossword style puzzle showing horizontal clues 1 to 47 and vertical clues 2 to 46, covering definitions from geography to music and measurement. Includes entries such as republic capitals, animal names, materials, and common nouns arranged for solving.
Manners Quiz on Social Behavior and Dinner Etiquette
A vintage etiquette quiz asks five questions about guests, hosts, and social harmony. Answers indicate guests should avoid criticizing hosts or their friends, hosts need not entertain guests constantly, and a hostess should not override guests' preferences, while bringing flowers can be gracious.
Crackers Knowledge Quiz Prompts Quick Contest Answers
The page prompts readers with five trivia questions about cooking terms and British usage. Questions cover croquette versus fritter, the world’s greatest shade tree, British gasoline, roasting technique, and a playful query about cracklings. Answers appear on the comic page.
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