Globe News Publishing Co views on sea power and postwar freedom
The Globe News editorial discusses postwar sea control, noting the United States aims for naval supremacy with new Atlantic and Pacific bases. It warns against coalitions of major powers denying sea freedom and calls for a guarantee that seas remain the common property of all peoples.
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United States
Britain
Scandinavia
Chile
Atlantic
West
Pacific
Germany
Italy
France
Japan
United States and Canada Draw Closer After the War
The piece argues that postwar ties between the United States and Canada will tighten due to shared standards, culture, and economies. It cites economist Dr. Calvin B. Hoover and highlights military mobilization in the Panama coast defenses and the Junglemen story from P. C. A. News praising American soldiers’ capability and versatility.
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United States
Canada
Calvin B. Hoover
Panama Coast Artillery
Panama
JOLLY
Junglemen
United States Army
P. C. A. News
McLemore columns on Joe Louis divorce suit
Henry McLemore critiques the divorce filing by Marva Louis against heavyweight champion Joe Louis. He questions how much a wife should aid her husband’s career, notes alleged cruelty, and imagines how the ruling could set precedents for spouses in earnings battles. The piece blends sports, law, and culture with witty commentary.
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Henry McLemore
Joe Louis
Marva Trotter
Arthur Donovan
Mrs. Louis
Brown Bomber
Joe
Louis
Polo Grounds
Madison Square Garden
Brown
Faith Revival Expected After War, Says Dr Toyohiko Kagawa
The Japanese Christian missionary Dr Toyohiko Kagawa predicts that a significant revival of faith could follow the present war, describing it as a consequence and opportunity for spiritual renewal.
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Toyohiko Kagawa
Caliban and Adoreen in a New York City clash
Angus MacPhillips ricochets from a New York riot to a jail cell after a chase for Adoreen Mickletwidge. Inspector Callahan dunks him in questions while Adoreen returns as Adoreen Margate, revealed as a nightclub singer linked to Mr. Fitzwater.
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Angus
New York
Adoreen
Caleb
Herbie
Inspector Callahan
Angus MacPhillips
Mr. MacPhillips
Whittenbaum
Mississippi
United States
Manhattan
Adoreen Mickletwidge
Addiel
Addie
Miss Mickletwidge
Dancin
Hope
Miss Margate
Joe
Addie Mickletwidge
Adoreen Margate
Mickletwidge
Angu s in New York After Jail and a Shakedown
Angus negotiates with Inspector Callahan and Miss Margate over fines and restitution to avoid charges from Mr. Wittenbaum and to keep Addie in New York. With $28.50 and a drink, he meets Spike Mudge in a smoky bar where trouble and a new lead begin to unfold.
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Commonwealth
Angus
City of
New York
Wittenbaum
Caleb
Adoreen
Addie
Inspector Callahan
Ginger
Spike Mudge
Spike
Back Tracking Ericson and Iceland’s Early History
The piece outlines a U S retracing Leif Ericson’s voyage and Iceland’s independent republic status from 1918 to 1941. It notes Iceland’s parliamentary government, independence from Denmark in 1941, population parallels to U S cities, coastal settlement pattern, limited crops, sparse vegetation, and Gulf Stream warmed climate with seaplane friendly hot springs. The article situates Iceland 2 600 miles from New York and 590 miles from Scotland, highlighting climate and geography details.
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United States
Leif Ericson
Iceland
U. S
Leif
Greenland
North America
Europe
Denmark
Ireland
Ohio
Wichita
Kan
Fort Wayne
Ind
Knoxville
Tenn
Reykjavik
Island
New York
Bergen
Norway
Scotland
The Cost of College for East Texas Teachers College Students
A Texas Inland study by J G Smith analyzes 1940 41 costs for East Texas State Teachers College students. It finds 34 48 percent work during school with 22 percent lighthouse keeping away from home. Minimum monthly expense totals 23 86 dollars including room board clothes and incidentals plus tuition aid fees.
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East Texas State Teachers College
War in reverse a caution on defending democracy
A condensed essay argues against defensive stances toward Germany, warning that modern warfare despoils first and invades later. It compares U S policy to a goalie at risk, cites Lease-Lend, and notes Hitler’s suppression of press and radio to silence dissent as England faces a widening conflict.
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Germany
United States
America
Hitler
Europe
England
New York Times
Middle West
Ambiguity of Southern Politeness in Editorial
Louis Untermeyer recounts his past as a poet and life on a farm near the Adi rondaks two miles off Route 9. He describes a spring lecture tour through the South and a letter he sent, as discussed in the Saturday Review of Literature.
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Louis Untermeyer
Saturday Review of Literature
Adirondaks
Route 9
Two Word Pearl from Joe Louis Screen Test
A news reel crew urged Joe Louis to speak during a sound film test. After prompting, Louis finally whispered two words, saying Hello as cameras rolled again.
1921 A Good Year for 1941 Census Buzz
The 1940 census reports a record marriage rate of 11.8 per thousand, up from 7.87 in 1932, tied to a baby boom from 1921 as World War II demobilization effects fade. Public-relations chief Frank R. Wilson aims to generate headlines and public interest around census results and marriage patterns.
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Census Bureau
Frank R. Wilson
Wilson
Channeling the ATR Air lanes separate civil and military flight
The Civil Aeronautics Board has set altitude based air lanes following a near collision in Baltimore. Since July 1, military flights operate above 17 000 feet while civil and private flying stay below 3 500 with commercial traffic between. The weather reporting network expanded by 24 000 miles to 55 000 miles.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Baltimore
Arson Case Fee Sparks Lawyer’s Dueling Opinions
As a young attorney Roscoe Conkling defended a man charged with arson and lost after a protracted fight. The client refused to pay $3,000 claiming the fee was exorbitant, prompting Conkling to defend the amount while a colleague opined the conviction could have been secured for less money.
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Roscoe Conklin
Conkling
Supreme Court
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