How to Make Peace Aims Beyond War in 1940s Debate
Dorothy Thompson argues for a new peace plan centered on a union of the United States with the British Commonwealth and Western powers. She warns that mere aid to Britain or isolation will not end the war and proposes a bold political settlement to deter Nazi and fascist dominance.
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Willkie
Europe
Britain
United States
Free Commonwealths
Great Britain
Ple
British Isles
Germany
North America
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Hitler
Mussolini
Friends of the Free States
Balkans
Caesar
Charlemagne
Atlantic
London
Washington
Union of the States
Andre Maurois
France
Cail Alld
M. Maurois
Montaigne
Maniece
Racine
Balzac
Chartres
Amiens
Dijon
Valmy
Austerlitz
Verdun
Nazi Germany
Himmler
Clichy
Gestapo
Vichy
Marshal Petain
Maurois appeals for France amid wartime distress
The Globe News prints international commentary urging support for France as Nazi influence grows. Opinion pieces by Yale President Dr. Charles Seymour and U S Chamber of Commerce President John B Kemper urge clarity on French issues, wartime leadership, and American resolve.
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Amarillo
Texas
the Globe
Charles Seymour
Yale University
John 8. Kemper
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Hawaii and its Islands A Travel Preview from The Elks Magazine
The article surveys Hawaii's eight main islands with Honolulu on Oahu as the cosmopolitan hub. It highlights Waikiki Beach, Diamond Head, Kilauea, Iolani Palace, Pearl Harbor, and Kauai's Waimea Gorge, plus Maui's sugar and pineapple plantations and lush backcountry.
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Hawaii
Tropics
Island of
Niihau
Oahu
Kauai
Maui
Honolulu
St. Andrews
North Berwick
Waikiki
Kawaiahao
Bishop
Islands
Emma
America
Iolani Palace
Diamond Head
Koko Head
Pali
Schofield Barracks
Perl Harbor
Waimea
Hilo
Hawaii National Park
Kilauea
United States
Pele
Rainbow Falls
Kalapaua
Young Wisconsin voters spark democracy plan in Manitowoc
Jimmie Jackson and peers lead a local "Manitowoc plan" program to train youths in civic duties. Meetings in homes foster understanding of county elections including supervisor races and tax debates. The effort expanded to 3100 counties with a 26 page guide and civic day endorsements.
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Jimmie
Hitler
Sto Ae
Stalin
Mussolini
Tno
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
Manitowoc
Congress
R. J. Colbert
University of Wisconsin
Albert H. Schmidt
Hugh S. Bonar
America
Young Citizens’ League
Jimmie Jackson
Left-Handed Virtuoso From North Carolina Beats Odds
Johnny Long, a farm boy from near Charlotte, loses use of two fingers but learns to play violin left-handed. He adapts, moves to Duke and then tours the South and Broadway’s Roseland Ballroom, becoming a renowned violinist at 25. His story embodies turning adversity into success.
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Newell
Charlotte
North Carolina
Long
Johnny Long
Beethoven
Irvin Beriin
John
Johnny
Tiger
Charlottes
Duke University
Nts
A Noah
Uirovel College
Sivhinet Watc li
Johnny Lane
Hani
Roseland Ballroom
New York
Seth
Jan Goes Home To Park Avenue After Illness and Scandal
Janice Van Walter, now Mrs. Terrence Carlisle, recovers from a week of illness, returns to her Park Avenue mansion, resumes social life with Walter, and plans a Reno divorce trial as Carl Canfield broadcasts her past. Terry remains a haunting presence as she navigates old flames and new suitors, seeking freedom amid public关注.
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Jan
Mippy
Walter
Chicago
New York
Park Avenue
Reno
Carl Canfield
Terrence Carlisle
Janice van Walter
Dr. Carlisle
Bridgetown
Jarvis Lamp
Sophie Swift
Samp
Terry
Gerep
Manhattan
Peter Brooks
Glen Oaks
Jan and Terry Weds In Church Revival Scene
Jan travels from New York with Mippy to Chicago and Bridgetown seeking Terry. She attends Elm Street Church as planned, hears Terry speak with passion, and the couple greet after the service, prompting astonished murmurs from the congregation.
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Terry
Jan
Elm Street
TODAY S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
A compact puzzle page lists numerous horizontal and vertical clues across a themed grid with items ranging from animals and objects to activities and places. Solvers must fill semantics for terms like Barley spikelets or Norse god and navigate cross-referenced letters to complete the grid.
Youth Against Hitler in Wisconsin Community Meeting
Three young neighbors invite 20 year old Jimmie Jackson to a farm meeting to organize against Hitler. The township's other youths also attend, forming a local group ready to oppose the regime.
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Jimmie Jackson
Manitowoc Country
Wisconsin
Jimmie
Manners Quiz Answers for Social Dances and Dining Etiquette
A historical etiquette guide presents five questions on shower roles for a bride, hosting by the groom’s sister, and acceptable dance and dining behavior. It answers: the sister should not host the bride. she may entertain in other ways. a no break dance has no ring-in. the man is to take the blame for missteps. a man should not interrupt a couple to ask a woman to dance, and should wait to cut in once she is dancing.
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Fortress
Itc
Selina Guthrie
Fearful
Small Hot
Consumer
Karl Detzer
Kiwanis Magazine
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