Finnish relations and war stance echoed in editorial
The Globe-News discusses U S policy toward Finland amid World War II, noting the removal of Hjalmar Procope and urging a Berlin advance. It cites Dr J Parker Van Zandt on air travel to the North Pole and includes a veteran Marine’s reflection on danger in war zones.
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Hjalmar Procope
State Department
Procope
Berlin
Germany
J. Parker van Zandt
CAB
North Spoilsport Pole
Pole
The World Rule by Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson argues that both isolationist nationalism and internationalist zeal risk failure in shaping postwar policy. She notes Roosevelt and Republicans struggle to reconcile aims, with McCormick and Willkie approving mixed stances. Thompson warns only a genuine, force-backed internationalism can sustain peace, while real world governance remains elusive.
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Chicago
Colonel McCormick
Chicago Tribune
America
Wendell L. Willkie
Willkie
Harding
World Organization
Republican Party
Cooperative World Organization
McCormick
Senate
Roosevelt
League of Nations
Lwmerica
Countaint Wien
Flak Falls on Normandy Beachhead Under Heavy Ack Ack Fire
Ernie Pyle describes the Normandy beachhead under heavy anti aircraft fire at night. He notes vast numbers of ack ack guns guarding the coast and the peril of falling flak while troops sleep in foxholes or dugouts. The scene shows ships, land forces, and air power in a dynamic defensive display.
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Normandy
Europe
France
Anzio
The Texas Vote Muddle By Walter Lippmann
The article warns that a Texas Democratic scheme could let electors vote for the Republican candidate, risking a constitutional crisis. It argues the device subverts the popular vote, would disfavour Roosevelt supporters, and poses a trap for Republicans.
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South
Lippmann
United States
Harrison
Woodrow Wilson
England
Texas
Roosevelt
Mississippi
South Carolina
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Republican Party
Governor Horizo 1 6 Puzzle Across and Downs
Puzzle themed page lists clues across and down with numbers and partial entries. Entries include musical instrument Turkish cc Argentum Seine and many others across a mixed grid of wordplay and definitions.
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State of Arkansa
Postwar Expansion and Youth Opportunity Highlight Sorensen Quote
The postwar era will demand expanded American production facilities. Young men will face unprecedented opportunities, says Charles E. Sorensen president of Mills Overland Motors.
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Charles E. Sorensen
Millys-Overland Motors
Dr. G Welton Gross Announces New Office Location
Osteopathic physician and surgeon Dr. G Welton Gross announces opening offices at the 411 Oliver Eakle Building with phone numbers for office and residence. Gross lists 2-5828 for the office and 2-4624 for the residence.
Polk Street Professor and the Night Shift Frog Friend
A night-shift narrator works in a warehouse with his frog friend Toodles. The frog grows from clumsy juvenile hops to a steady flyer catching flies, bringing companionship and humor. The piece reflects on aging, life’s arc from profound to comic, and the bond formed with a pet frog.
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Globe-News Publishing Co
Listh
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Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
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Robert W. Blake
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Pacific
BY Dorothy Thompson
Thompson
Ernie Pyle
Normandy Beachhead
By Walter Lippmann
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Willie
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Ter
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