Peace movement split over neutrality and world cooperation
The Globe notes a deep division in the peace movement between advocates of international cooperation to prevent war and supporters of strict neutrality. It cites congressional hearings on Maverick’s munitions bills, the Senate rebuff of World Court adherence, and a tilt toward stricter neutrality while Americans increasingly shop on installment plans as they carry old war debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Workers For Peace
World Court
League of Nations
United States
Roosevelt
State Department
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Maverick
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Policeman Judge or Manager of the Economy
Sumner Slichter argues that government has long acted as police man and judge in economic affairs and now trends toward the role of economic manager through controlling prices production and investment. He urges assessing democracy's capacity to handle this expanded power as capitalism and democracy hinge on such management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sumner H. Slichter
Mr. Slichter
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Jo and Tubby Seize Summer Quietly in Postdinner Plans
Jo and Tubby share a last night together before Jo leaves for a summer job. Bret hints he may return to campus, while Jo feels ready to sleep and face the world with her own two hands. Open to find a job leads near the Fendale block with modest means and a determined plan to avoid parental help.
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Tubby
Bret
Joe
Kitchener
Tiny
Hersti
Eesta
Fendale
Carnar
JO Darien
Tubby Davis
Bret Paul
Brown's Urine Supply Company
Brown
Ixtoks
Mr. Brown
Golden Age Echoes of Tang Dynasty Temples
The text recalls China’s Tang dynasty, its cultural bloom and the Kevuji Pagoda in Manchuria, now reduced to its octagonal pedestal with Buddhas. It contrasts ancient grandeur with modern relics and mentions Manchukuo stamps as reminders of a later empire.
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China
Caspian Sea
Arctic
Tiaoyang
Wuthern
Manchuria
Manchukuo
Tisevang
NEA Sersice, Inc
Noel Coward for Bermuda
A diary style note discusses Noel Coward likely making Bermuda his permanent base, plans a Tudor style glass minaret workshop, and a shift back to lighter period pieces. It also mentions Clifford Odets, Helen Wills Moody, Walter O Keefe, Rudy Vallee, and comic pastiche about the American entertainment scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Coward
London
Bermuda
Hall Caine
Isle of Man
Coward
Reddy Fox Admits Mistakes In Green Meadows Tale
Thornton W Burgess presents Reddy Fox facing a bad night after an attempted capture of Mrs. Possum and her nine babies. The tale highlights that even smart creatures can err and admit errors, contrasting human cleverness with animal missteps in a whimsical forest setting.
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Reddy Fox
Green Meadows
Green Forest
Reddy
Reddy Box
Mrs. Possum
Insurance talk on life expectations and Dionne quints
The article discusses how insurers study life expectancy from birth, using 1835 and 1935 US birth cohorts to illustrate rising lifespans and how premiums are set. It then shifts to a humorous animal tale about Reddy Fox encountering a mother cat guarding a kitten, followed by brief notes on entertainment figures and assorted nuggets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Reddy
Reddy Fox
T. W. Burgess
SCHOOL DAYS Lab Track at School House
A readable classroom excerpt outlines questions and answers. It defines manna as the food God provided for Jews in the desert. It notes the ruby-throated hummingbird’s summer range from southern Canada to the Gulf of Mexico and winter migration to Florida to Central America. It lists seven American wonders: Niagara Falls, Yellowstone, Mammoth Cave, Garden of the Gods, Giant Sequoias, Natural Bridge, Yosemite Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Central America
America
Niagara Falls
Yellowstone Park
Mammoth Cave
Colorado
California
Natural Bridge
Virginia
Yosemite Valley
Fragmentary Quote Sparks Colorful Beach Scene
An elderly woman speaks of Thad Afshan and white colors, noting the town is dreary most days but lively on Sundays when the sandy beach crowds the shore, giving the place vibrancy and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagatelles
Bernard Baruch
South
Doris Kenyon
Joe Cook
Theodore Dreiser
Duke Elington
Harlem
Ferenc Meilnar
Helen Rowland
Joe A. Mook
Bermuda
New English Leader Tr
A cryptic clue style puzzle lists Across and Down terms with references to political figures, Latin phrases, and common words. It includes hints toward a new British premier and various thematic crossword entries, ending with the tag AO R416.
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Amarillo Texas
Amerillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Ember Associated Press
Associated Prone
Amarillo
Sis
Maree
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Newe-Grove
MAIL
the Globe
Glenn Frank
BY William Ferguson
NEA Sfmvice. Inc
KSS Una Tan FN J
Croteann
Scouts World
C. O. McIntyre
New York
Earl Carroll
Rex Beach
49Th Street
Jay Franklin
John F. Carter
Valentine Williams
Sussex
Ted
Jo Woodward
Lois Moran
Dick Berlin
Amenian Arakel’s
Haymarket
Rialto
Clifford Odets
Hils
Helen Wills Moody
Walter O'Keefe
Barney Gallant
Rudy Vallee
Clare Briggs
Harry Stanton
Circus
Thornton W Burges
Mother Cat
Mrs. Skunk
al Garvin
Troy
Wkas
Guard of Honor
President Lincoln
Springfield
Julius Tannen
Broadway
Bill Halligan
Globe Trotter
Tannen
West Coast
Sth Avenue
Schiaparelli
McIntyre
McNaught Syndicate
Meen
Word Builder
Thad
Afshan
Mace Beare
M Donald
Coral Island
Icotton
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