Old-Fashioned Phase on Territorial Expansion Critique
The piece from The Globe News discusses Japanese diplomacy and the phrase shift from territorial expansion to terms like equitable adjustment of frontiers and co prosperity spheres. It condemns modern euphemisms and defends direct, blunt language about aggression, noting reduced freedom to protest in aggressor nations.
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Telephones News and Business Department
the Globf
Australia
Tatsuo Kawai
Manchuria
North China
China
Indo-China
Japan
Netherlands Indies
Catlike Reds Trail Leaders in Political Commentary
The passage likens the American Reds to an alley cat that follows a target, abandoning him then returning. It shifts focus to R. J. Thomas of the United Auto Workers seeking re election and facing claims of Red backing. The tone is satirical and rooted in partisan commentary.
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America
R. J. Thomas
United Auto Workers
Reds
Thomas
War in Europe Affects West Virginia Traffic and Life
Col. John W Bosworth West Virginia state police superintendent says war movements in Europe raise highway accidents and unsettled nerves influence driving. He notes the war’s reach into daily life even as senators clash over cottonseed oil prices and policy.
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United States
Europe
John Ww. Bosworth
West Virginia
Hitler
Bosworth
Cupid's Tax Threat to Romance Sparks Debate
Henry McLemore notes that a proposed joint income tax could affect marriage and courting. The piece imagines couples delaying weddings, questioning exemptions, and rethinking romance as tax brackets rise and deductions shrink. It argues the Ways and Means Committee could alter love’s cost.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Dan Cupid
Dan
House
Ways and Means
Blue Danube
Ways and Means Committee
Ann Realizes Her Freedom with Jerry Amid Kitchen Sink Scandal
Ann confronts Ken's infidelity with Janet and longs for real affection. She abandons her aristocratic facade and embraces Jerry Lane's blunt honesty, deciding to flee to the airport to meet him, only to face a cold, unkissed reunion.
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Ann
Janet
Sally
Ken
Jerry Lane
Jerry
Homesick confession drives girl and pilot apart
Donna Ashworth cries as Ken and Janet’s links to Strathmore unfold. In a dim car Jerry helps her face the rift and the need to report to camp at midnight. She questions her own nerves and the loyalty of the two couples in a tale of assumed separations.
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Ann
Kit Kat Tea Room
Janet
Ken
Sally
Coon
the Strathmore
Strathmore
Jim Coon
New York
Jerry
Lita
Hitler and Machiavelli Parallels in Power Theory
In a column comparing Adolf Hitler and Niccolo Machiavelli, the essay links their shared contempt for Christianity, emphasis on fear and force, and the idea that ends justify means. It argues both writers shaped ruthless statecraft while warning that minds dulled by propaganda may fail to sustain democracy.
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Tom Thompson
Adolf Hitler
Columbus
Florence
Medici
Medicis
Lorenzo de Medici
Machiavelli
Florentine
Charle Charlin
de Medici
Adolph Hitler
Pandsberg
People’s Court of
Munich
Roth
Hitler
H. G. Wells
Benedict Arnold
Washington
Caesar Borgia
Niccolo Machiavelli
Goethe
Shakespeare
Wagner
Germany
Machiavelly
America
Hell
Walter Duranty
England
Duranty
Goering
Adlon
Berlin
Churchill
Siegfried
Customer Humility Shifts Power in Defense Rationing
The piece notes how wartime material shortages curb consumer demand in Chicago and across the nation. dealers curb prestige, customers face wait lists, and sales staff pivot to aiding buyers with substitutions to preserve goodwill amid defense priorities.
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