The Globe News Honors Graduates and World Weary Lesson
The Globe News editorial urges Amarillo readers to welcome this year’s graduates entering the world. It recalls Alvin York’s wartime stance and argues liberty is a lease, not a perpetual deed, urging the new generation to renew and improve the “grand old house” of democracy by fixing the roof and building the new wing.
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Alma Mater
Alvin York
Arlington
America
Adolf Hitler
Profile: Jonn A Hannah to become MSU president in July
United Press outlines Jonn A Hannah's rise to MSU presidency at East Lansing, noting his 1923 MSU degree, long service as extension specialist and secretary of the state board of agriculture, marriage to Shaw's daughter Sara, and key roles in building programs and athletic reforms. Hampered by critics, his goal is Big Ten entry for Michigan State.
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Jonn A. Hannah
Michigan State College
East Lansing
State Board of Agriculture
M.S. C
Hannah
Robert S. Shaw
Land Grant College
Shaw
Sara
Jenison
Charles Bachman
Michigan State i
Fast Lansing
Mary Elizabeth
Household Emergency Proclamation for Father
A Washington political column mocks President Roosevelt declaring an unlimited national emergency and suggests fathers could seize household powers. It imagines dad overpowering transportation, radios, priorities, credit, and working hours, then signs off from a stairtop fireside chat.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Father
Steps in the Fog Drives Debby and Von Thalmann Meeting
Deborah Lovett attends Doctor Brooks seminar at a California university where she meets the enigmatic Stephan Syrovy Ley von Thalmann. Amid suspicion of the war era and boorish snobbery from Sam Lindstrom and others, Deborah agrees to dinner while sensing a warning she cannot fully name.
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Deborah Lovett
California University
Angela
Deborah
Angie
Brooks
Sam Lindstrom
Debby
Doctor Brooks
Siegfried
Shakespeare
Stephan Syrovy Ley von Thalmann
United States
von Thalmann
Angela Silva
Young von Thalmann
Storm Trooper
The Nordic’s Ideal Husfrau and a Campus Stranger
Deborah hosts Stephan a charming but shadowed student, rumored to boast Nazi ties and a German officer background. Angela warns of danger amid lavish dates, quiet closeness, and an undercurrent of imminent, workmanlike intimacy as the evening unfolds.
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Stephan
Europe
Deborah
Angela
Debby
Bill of Duties and duty to democracy outlined by Wallace
Vice President Henry A Wallace in The American Magazine argues for a Bill of Duties to balance the Bill of Rights amid rising totalitarian threats. He lists duties such as thinking for the general welfare, building an economic democracy, and studying the country as an interdependent whole. The piece urges public discussion in schools and communities and outlines a proposed set of six duties with emphasis on national responsibility.
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Foreign Policy Association
American Magazine
Public relations and publicity masks in modern agendas
An analysis of publicity driven by foundations and institutes reveals how public relations campaigns disguise motives, using high sounding names and respected leaders. It cites the Union Anti-Defamation Committee of America and Institute for Propaganda Analysis to illustrate manipulation, reassurance to the public, and the risk of bias shaping opinion.
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Union Anti-Defamation Committee of America
A. W
Lockwood
Institute For Propaganda Analysis, Inc
Richard Bennett
Brieux
Sociological Fund
New York
The Caddy Helped
Report on Craig Wood winning the National Open at Colonial with a dramatic finish. A massive crowd, estimated at around ten thousand around the eighteenth green, packed the course as Wood sank the decisive one stroke putt to win over Denny Shute. Dick Metz and Bill Kaiser played with him.
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Wood
Dan Bodiford
Poly
Craig Wood
Bodiford
O. K
Daddy Bodiford
Champio
Arev
DeMille
Dick Metz
Bill Kaiser
H Im
Colonial
Denny Shute
Paddler by Charles R Moore about Katharine Stevens rising star
Hollywood story of Katharine Stevens born Gloria Wood to Sam Wood the producer and director. She changes her name to K T Stevens to avoid nepotism and pursues theater and radio work in New York and Hollywood while proving independent merit. Her father approves the change though her mother still calls her Gloria.
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Charles R. Moore
Hollywood
U.P
K. T. Stevens
K. T
WPA
E. T
Sam Wood
Gloria Wood
Katharine Stevens
New
T Mob
Dcision
Miss Stevens
Paramount
Gloria
In Brief: Turks Arrange Burial Plans Across the Pie
In Istanbul many Mohammedan Turks arrange before death for burial in Uskudar across the Bosporus, reflecting religious and cultural practices tied to family plots and local cemeteries near the city.
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Istanbul
Uskudar
Pie
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