Peace and War in a Nation United by Strength
The Globe News reflects on presidential leadership and public desire for peace. It notes unity across parties in foreign policy and outlines a stance of strengthening defense to secure peace, citing historical precedents and contemporary reflections on letters and literature. It also quotes readers and editors on war, politics, and moral duty.
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Italian migrant turns photographer to wealth and fame
Valentino Sarra left Italy to escape fascism, found work in Detroit, learned photography, entered contests, and rose to lead studios in New York and Chicago. He built a thriving advertising photography business with Underwood & Underwood, later owning major studios and employing hundreds. He proves initiative and adaptability can turn sideline skills into riches.
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Chandler Automobile
Detroit
Italy
America
Valentino Sarra
New York
Underwood & Underwood
Chicago
Marshall Field House
Letters and voices across ages on resilience and power
Dorothy Thompson surveys Dostoevsky's 1849 Peter and Paul Fortress letter and Thomas Mann's Bonn denial, linking them to Thoreau Emerson and Gandhi. She argues the writings reveal a universal struggle against oppression, a faith in resilience, and a perceived thread from Concord to Bengal and back.
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M. Lincoln Schuster
Simon & Schuster
Paul the Apostle
Thomas Mann
Dostoevsky
Mihai
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Philosophical Faculty
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Bonn
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New England
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Emerson
Mahatma Ghandi
Europe
Concord
Bengal
Journey to Shani Lun Unfolds Amid Palace Plans
Lynn Britton and Temu Darin travel toward Delun as a clandestine marriage plot unfolds. Dick Britton’s letter reveals the prince’s bid to wed Lynn by dynastic right, while Sherdock tells of a sacred lineage and the prince’s Western education. Lynn resists as Temu hints at compelled union.
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Temu Darin
Pallichao
Temu
Yellow River
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Syvan
Pallidhao
Linn
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Delan
Mwrahe
Temi
Duchess
Chin Pak
Dick Britton
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Delun
Temple Village
Sherdlock
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Koko Nor
Tara
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Gersing
The Jones San and the legacy of Japanese fear and pride
The piece argues that humiliations by Western powers shaped Japan's modern mood. It surveys Japanese character, the samurai code, peasant roots, and gender roles, with anecdotes from Tokyo and Nagoya, linking colonial history to current attitudes and national assertiveness.
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Manchuria
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Jones-son
Samura
Enem
Akira Fan
Roo
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Akira Ha
Akira
Japa
Akir
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Toru
Mrs. Jones
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