Local Thoughts on Europe and Vigilance Amid War News
An editorial urges vigilance against foreign influence amid World War II events in Holland and Norway. It cautions against broad persecution, stresses loyalty to the United States, and calls the FBI to monitor and prosecute only overt acts of saboteur activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Quislings
Netherlands
Holland
Europe
United States
America
National Guard
New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Churchill the Fighter By Jackstin Washington Portrait
A Washington profile sketches Winston Churchill as a dynamic leader under intense scrutiny. Readers learn of his temperament, wartime grit, aviation work, disdain for red tape, hobbies in oil painting and bricklaying, and his enduring courage shaping Allied resolve against Nazi power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winston Church
Great Britain
Europe
Churchill
Smithereens
Royal Naval Air Force
Gustave Gamelin
Hermann Goering
Ich
Public Favors Bigger Airforce Says Gallup Opinion
Dr George Gallup reports that public support for a larger air force has been high for years. Surveys show rising approval after Munich and Poland, with 80 percent backing air power as early as 1935. A new poll gauges reaction to Roosevelt’s defense message and financing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Roosevelt
United States
Hitler
Munich
Poland
Social etiquette quiz and answers for dining service
A Manners Q and A lists five questions on informal dining conduct. Answers: use of service plates not necessary, hostess may mix salad at table, hostess can brew coffee in a living room with an electric maker, roast beef is unsuitable for formal dinners, currant jelly accompanies mutton, and in a banquet you should wait for the last person before eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud van Ness
Brenda
Maud
Dr. van Ness
Miss van Ness
Alaine Abernathy
Isobel
Alaine
Judge Harper
Judge
Harper
Col
Anne
Eric
Mac
Hugh Saltus
Adelaide
Saltus
Hugh
Maud van Nevs
T. M. Reg
U. S. Patent Office
Word Confusion in Classic Sentences
Five sentences mix up a word in each. Identify the wrong word and replace it with the correct one to restore sense. Items cover rulers power intervals indigenous income profligate intonation and perforated series of outrages. Answers appear on the Comic Page.
Scientist Irene Curie Puzzle Answers
The page presents a dated horizontal and vertical word puzzle with clues ranging from science figures to common objects and terms. It includes hints about Irene Curie and several related words, plus a final answer to a previous puzzle.
Warning on Song Sharks From the Song Hit Guild
A letter warns readers about fake music publishers known as song sharks who cheat songwriters out of money. The Song Hit Guild in New York offers six tips: legitimate publishers pay advances, have New York offices, avoid fees for copyright, and only a real publisher can turn a song into a hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda
Hugh Saltus
Hugh
Alaine
Ned
Mac
Isobel Burke
Brenda Burnham
Him
Song Hit Guild
Broadway
New York City
New York
Canada
Bureau of Copyrights
Washington, D. C
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John McCarty
News and Business Department
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the Glope 18
Abner
Mau
O'Neill
Alice H. Smith
Cleveland Health Council
E Whitney
Tayinder
Lames Quarters
P Yeneed
Lord Asquith
Winston
Nevillle Chamberlain
Jenny Jerome
Lord Randolph Churchill
Lord Hugh Cecil
Lloyd George
Francis Mowatt
Bourke Cochran
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Navy
Airforce
Army Navy Airforce
White House
France
Belgium
Madam Curie
Irene
Denmark
Dale Carnegie
Ab Abernathy
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