Rulerships with the Morals of Kidnappers
A Globe News editorial condemns kidnapping tactics used to pressure families, citing Europe and Norway as examples and arguing leaders must uphold higher morals to bring peace. The piece links these crimes to wartime regimes, warns against punishing innocent relatives, and recalls Grover Cleveland Bergdoll’s draft evasion as a counterpoint.
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Cracking chief relies on secretary for vital papers
Martha Marshall, a secretary, handles overdue reports and urgent wind tunnel data for Paul Elliott in New York. The chief orders her to fly to New York with crucial documents, reflecting workplace tension and personal strain as she contends with memories of Bill and the demand of the assignment.
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Gayda Promises Axis Wins as Japan and Britain Clash
In a Topics of the Times interview, Signor Gayda touts swift Axis victories and predicts Britain’s doom. He brushes off Ethiopian events and claims Japan’s action will force Churchill to retreat, citing forthcoming Turkish air raids and Soviet-like Axis unity.
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Moen’s wartime portrait of German troops and Allied hope
Mr Moen portrays German soldiers as varying in courage and cruelty in Antwerp where Nazis mocked civilians and the Hitler Youth provoked street brawls. He notes German morale shifting after initial Britain defeat expectations and calls America a beacon for those fighting or under occupation, with FDR seen as symbol of hope and liberation.
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America
United States
Co operative League marks 25th anniversary and movement growth
The Co operative League celebrates its 25th anniversary this month noting March 19 25 years of 1916 as the start of broad cooperative effort. By 1940 both allies adopted platform pledges to boost farm co operatives and nearly 2 million are member owners of consumer cooperatives while 2 million belong to credit unions. The piece also comments on nurses for the army and quotes Alf M Landon and Walter Jessup on wartime perspectives.
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Review of Under the Iron Heel by Lars Moen in 1940 Belgium
The New York Times Book Review outlines Lars Moen’s eyewitness account of Nazi-occupied Belgium from May to October 1940. Moen, an American chemist, portrays Belgian fear and disarray, the German occupation’s impact, and a hopeful focus on Leopold II’s stance against German demands.
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New York Times Book Review
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Belgium
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Soviet Russia
Soviet Gramophone Trust
State Radiological Institute
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Antwerp
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United States
Mr. Moon
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Food in the Air Wing Talk reveals airline meals habits
In a Collier's feature, Margaret Mellon analyzes in flight eating, tracking a meal from soup to dessert across distances and miles. The piece recalls early aviation when pilots dictated menus, noting ill-fated box servings and the evolution of stewardess roles.
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Collier's
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Miss American Aviation
Chicago
New Orleans
Air Lines
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Old Western Air Express
Los Angeles
San Francisco
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