Mussolini’s Italy put to test in Mediterranean crisis
The Globe News editorial reflects on Mussolini’s regime as Italy stretches into North Africa and faces Allied pressure. It warns of occupation by Germany and calls for aware Italian Americans to support democratic voices in exile. Foreclosures trend down as home ownership remains a goal amid rising building costs.
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The Man the Devil Didn't Want
The tale follows Mark and Luke Taylor enlisting in the French Foreign Legion at WWI start. Luke fakes blindness, dies in a train accident after a confrontation with Mark and Rosanne. Rosanne marries Mark, but Luke’s shadow tests their happiness until Rosanne uses psychoanalytic ideas to confront the past.
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Your Ideas Editor Globe-News Letter to the Editor
A collection of reader opinons on public office qualifications and social issues. Letters urge thrift and self reliance, critique sayings about clouds, and discuss education, war, and democracy. Readers include Betty Jean Carter Howard Ferguson Jr R H Hines F W Zimmerman and others. The excerpt ends with a novel excerpt and conclusion.
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Books by John Selby reviews multiple novels
A critical roundup of new fiction including Nathan Schachner’s By the Dim Lamps set in the Civil War and Reconstruction era, Phyllis Bentley’s The Crowthers of Bankham, Angela Thirkell’s Cheerfulness Breaks In, Elizabeth Atkins’ Holy Suburb, and Eric H tch’s Unexpected Uncle.
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Farrar & Rinefart
Twilight Falls Over Scandinavia in a War Warning
The author recalls Norway's April occupation by 1,400 Nazi infantrymen seen by 30,000 Norwegians in Oslo. He laments Sweden's peace-bound mentality, Nazi influence, and hollow independence, while praising Finns who fought back. He warns Americans that democracy must defend itself or face a twilight similar to Scandinavia's.
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Invalid OCR: Fragmentary political note
Fragmentary readable text mentions a sea base and a price of 2.5 billion dollars with unclear context. No clear events, dates, or named individuals could be determined from the fragment.
Food lockers seen as key to US independence and economy
The Atlantic Monthly article argues refrigerated locker plants or food banks, now a $30 million five-year industry, could shield the nation from blockades and famine. It notes urban lockers appeal to low income families, a self contained unit with forty eight lockers costs about $2000, and a building basement storage scene in apartment high rises.
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Five -ology terms and brief definitions
Anthology is a collection of literary works by various authors. Graphology studies handwriting to infer personality traits. Paleontology examines fossil organisms and their history. Sociology analyzes human societies, institutions, and relationships. Dactylology is the study or use of fingers for communication often sign language.
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