Wedding reception for Nick Carter and Ruth Cornell
Nick Carter and Ruth Cornell were married late Sunday night at the Herring Hotel. An early morning reception followed with 14 to 22 guests in attendance, and a party for the newlyweds is planned by Paul Ellis tonight, with future plans undecided for tomorrow night. The item also mentions a series of college notes and upcoming events in the community.
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Nick Carter
Ruth Cornell
Nick
Ruth
Herring Hotel
Paul Ellis
Blue Bloomer Girls
Pink Slip
Shakeups Loom as Lend Lease, Tax Plans Stir Circuit
The Capital notes upcoming defense regime shakeups after the lend-lease bill, with Hopkins and Bullitt possibly rising to near cabinet rank. It forecasts a bigger tax push, including a possible sales tax, and critiques Soviet and British moves while suggesting anti-strike legislation faces an unclear path.
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Washington
OPM
Harry Hopkins
Bill Bullitt
Roosevelt
White House
Hotbeds and cold frames for early garden starts
Henry Pree outlines two spring protective methods for plants cold frames and manure or electric heated hotbeds. He details structure, location, drainage, soil mix, heating methods, watering, and seedling care plus specific vegetable guidance for broccoli cabbage lettuce and tomatoes.
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Henry Pree
Puzzler Clues Solve Horizontal and Vertical Grid
A compact list of crossword clues for today’s puzzle with numbered entries across and down. Pictured production expert and several animal and object terms appear among the horizontal and vertical prompts.
Opposition as Hitler’s Enemy in Senate Debate
Dorothy Thompson argues the Senate opposition aims to paralyze government and derail U S foreign policy to aid Nazi aims. She accuses isolationists, cites Goebbels and Mussolini, warns of a pattern to divide allies, and urges Americans to resist loss of leadership and unity.
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Senate
United States
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Roosevelt
Willkie
Britain
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War
Defense Board
Nye
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Empire
Commonwealth
Holman
France
Wheeler
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Mussolini
New Order
America
Gerald L. K. Smith
Joe McWilliams
Winrod
Elizabeth Dilling
Father Coughlin
Churchill
Bevin
Germany
Italy
Weekend in Warwick Under Siege of Cold War Woes
In Warwick England the writer notes perpetual cold and odd wartime quirks. He recalls galoshes scarce in England, hotels billing two nights for one, and local jokes about civil service. He mentions Blitz wrecks, wax dummies, sirens, and a friendly donor mother with a Denver sister.
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Coventry
London
Britain
Quotations on Forgiveness From Poets and Bible Verses
A compact collection presents lines on forgiveness and wisdom from Shakespearean era, Pope, Browning, and Gospel verses. It juxtaposes moral instruction with biblical injunctions to forgive others to seek divine pardon.
What are your chances in industrial chemistry
A note on evaluating industrial chemist careers from the Occupational Index Inc. at New York University. It covers wages for technicians to researchers, salary ranges for chemical engineers and executives, and five grades of industrial chemists. It also explains a control chemist tests for product uniformity and previews tomorrow's general-interest theme.
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Occupational Index Inc
New York University
Washington Square East
New York City
Samuel Spiegler
Andrew Carnegie
Ants and Humans Clash in Zoo Hunger Strike Observation
In The Human Side, Edwin C. Hill notes parasol ants at the Bronx Zoo feasting on roses, mutinying for fresh petals. Dr. Ditmars deploys strikebreakers from Trinidad, while MIT scholar Dr. Haskins links ant society to human politics and freedom versus order. The piece crowns broader debates on civilization and social organization.
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Bronx
Raymond L. Ditmars
Ditmars
Trinidad
Zoo
Messor
Solomon
Caryl P. Haskins
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard
Union College
Dr. Haskins
Haskins
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