Globe News editorial urges Red Cross support and recalls Solferino
The Globe News publishes a call for Red Cross membership highlighting Henri Dunant and the Solferino example. It contrasts wartime needs with peacetime volunteering and urges Americans to join the Red Cross Roll Call amid global conflict. A second item summarizes a Princeton report on Johnson Act repeal and U S loans to Britain, noting public opinion shifts and party divides.
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Princeton
N. J
King
Utah
U. S
Britain
American Institute of Public Opinion
Alexanderson and a Swedish boy hero story
The tale follows Ernst Fredrik Werner Alexanderson of Lund who idolized Nikola Tesla and Charles F. Stenmetz, moved to America after reading a book, met his hero, became a draftsman at General Electric, built the Alexanderson alternator that powered the world’s first radio broadcast in 1906, earned 273 patents, and was dubbed the American father of radio. The narrative ends urging parents to encourage heroic role models for their sons.
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Ernst Fredrik Werner Alexanderson
Lund
Sweden
Charles F. Stenmetz
America
New York
Schenectady
Steinmetz
Alexanderson
General Electric Laboratories
Fessenden
Brant Rock
Mass
Vernon Alexanderson
WGY
Lynn and Temu Seek Refuge as Chinese Turmoil Escalates
Lynn Britton travels with Temu Darin and Peggy Telford through a Tibetan monastery refuge amid a civil upheaval. They care for refugees, mend wounds, and await rescue while Temu weighs duties to his prince and Lynn’s uncertain feelings grow. Peggy frets, and local monks provide calm amid looming danger.
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Lynn Britton
Shani Lun
Temu Darin
Lynn
Peggy Telford
Chan
Peggy
Temu
Nanking
Delun
Sam
Pegey
Sytin
Tsong
Kiah Yu
Bewildered Bill Pheiffer Wins New York House Seat
William T. Pheiffer in his early forties, elected to represent New York's sixteenth district, reflects on a startling rise from Texas lawyer to Republican congressman. He recalls the district’s anti purge mood, his Willkie club work, and his unclearly balanced duties while juggling congratulatory calls and a heavy work pace. He vows to support Roosevelt’s programs while pursuing his own party principles.
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Exchange Place
East River
William T. Pheiffer
Sixteenth
New York State
Congress
Manhattan
Gashouse
Tammany
James H. Fay
Roosevelt
Texas
Bruce Barton
Kenneth F. Simpson
Oren Root, Jr
Mr. Pheiffer
Willkie
Pheiffer
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
William Pheiffer
Theodore Roosevelt
Young Pheiffer
University of Oklahoma
Sayre
Okla
Amarillo
Tex
New York
William M. Chadbourne
National Republican Club
Winthrop
Forty-seventh Street
Lexington Avenue
Mr. Chadbourne
Harry W. McHose
Twelfth Assembly District
Southwestern States
The
Associated Willkie Clubs
Southwest
O'Connor
John J. McNabee
Fay
Beckwith and van Slyck
Today’s Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical Clues List
A dense list of crossword like clues with numbered horizontal and vertical hints covering multiple word lengths and definitions across various topics including geography, anatomy, and common objects. Answers likely form interlocking grid entries across a single puzzle page.
Manners Quiz and Answers From a Household Etiquette Program
A reader questions social usage across scenarios from speaking about a wife to introductions. Answers advise that a husband may refer to his wife by first name to close friends, as a wife to strangers, and as Mrs. Smith to servants. a girl should not force introductions, and friendships may remain unlabelled. Do not criticize a wife publicly. invite all guests and handle intoxication by ensuring safe transport. wait for the elder to initiate name use. A Roosevelt remark claims Western Hemisphere policy context.
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Mary
Mrs. Smith
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United States
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Solferino
Henri Dunant
Castiglione
Brescia
Dunant
England
France
Great Britain
Treasury
Morgenthau
Hiram Johnson
Dale Carnegie
Road TO
Rita Hohler Hanson
Tusin
Palestine
Tara
Bula
Buddha
Jama
Lena
Sinkiang
Yayestead
Bill Pheiffer
New York Sun
Amarillian
Alvin E. Magary
Harry Vane
Sir Harry
Charles II
Massachusetts
Cromwell
Charles
Tower
Tower Hill
Samuel Pepys
Pepys
London
Harry
Christopher
Gibbon
Fiich
India
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