Court in Name Only Echoes
The Globe News reprints commentary on how courts can be used by totalitarian regimes. It cites Hitler, Stalin, Vichy France, and mentions trials, executions, and political prosecutions, warning that democratic justice is essential and noting still legal death penalties for youths in several states.
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Gene Howe
John McCarty
News and Business Department
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Globe 18
Hitler
Reichstag
der Fuehrer
France
Vichy
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Carol of
Romania
Spain
Portugal
Lupescu
Ernest Urdareanu
Europe
Gilbert Cosulich
National Probation Association
A Spaniard's path to waiter success and a dream restaurant
Santiago Martin, born in Spain and later sparring partner to Joe Louis, studied restaurant service to earn a top waiter position in New York. He worked as a busboy, learned napkin folding, and practiced tray handling before securing a job with Arnold Reuben. At 27, he earns 50 to 75 dollars weekly and plans to own his own restaurant.
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Santiago Martin
Spain
America
New York
Joe Louis
Martin
Arnold Reuben
Reuben
Footnote on education and youth from Lippmann column
A Vermont gathering with four educated youths reveals a distressing view of American education. They report erosion of belief in values, country, history, and tradition, with careers and identities unsettled into cynicism and self interest. One nearly faced breakdown, others sought refuge in various ideologies. The excerpt ends mid description of the most articulate student.
Mentor taught youth to defend faith as history’s driver
Dorothy Thompson recalls a teacher who empowered distraught youths to find convictions and purpose. He showed that faith, not mere skepticism, fuels history and character, warning that without educated leadership democracy risks falling to power hungry, uneducated forces.
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Whitman
Postponed wedding tests Janet and Lance in Breckenridge
Janet Dwight weighs delaying her marriage as Lance Barstow faces missed cash flow from a risky investment. Aunt Mary Cantrell meddles in a redevelopment plan while Cynthia Cantrell’s past looms large. Barney McKnight and Justin the client set new stakes as Janet plans a careful future.
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Janet Dwight
Lance Barstow
Lance
Cynthia Cantrell
Mary Cantrell
Barney McKnight
Barney
Janet
Cynthia
Timothy Benton
Sylvia Grant
Margy
Old man on park bench hints at hidden house plan
Janet meets a weary park visitor with a blueprint for a hillside home. He recalls past walks with his wife and praises a unique design drawn by a private architect, meant to fit the land and suit the empty hillside.
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Janet
Justin
East End
Mary
Lance
Jan
Barney McKnight
Aunt Mary
Leslie Pugh
White House
Points for the 50 50 Wife
Justus D. Wilbur argues about the 50-50 working wife idea in the modern era. He contrasts masculine and feminine views, notes earnings influence on family spending, and warns that true partnership can prevent marital strain if both partners share headship and goals.
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL LIST
A dense list of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical puzzles with numbers for each entry. Includes inventor of cotton gin, Great Lake, Portuguese coin, various words from dogma to em, and many shorter terms such as you, dove's call, and pine fruits, forming a mixed word puzzle grid.
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Great Lake
Radio jingles and the madmen behind them become folklore
The piece profiles Kent and Croom-Johnson who dominate one minute radio spots with catchy jingles for Pepsi-Cola, Flit, Salada Tea and more. It notes Salada records by Dowd Agency and a 13-year-old yodeler for Philadelphia Scrapple, plus Thrive dog food promos by Moylan sisters.
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U.S
Mig
Moon
June
Alan Bradley Kent
Austen Herbert Croom Croom-Johnson
Pepsi-Cola
Kent- Johnson
Kent
Armour
John C. Dowd
Dowd Advertising Agency
Boston
Vic and
Kay
Philadelphia
Alevio Santoro
Olevio
Sears, Roebuck
Phila-del-hi-ay
Moylan
Peggy Joan
Marianne
Cracker Symbols of Liberty Quiz Questions
Readers are asked five questions testing knowledge of liberty symbols. Questions cover authorship of the Declaration and the pledge, the U S motto and its meaning, who funded and when the Statue of Liberty was unveiled, and Betsy Ross as designer of the first Stars and Stripes. Answers appear on the Comic Page.
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United States
Betsy Ross
Voices on War Readiness and Policy from Leaders
A collection of quotes from Representative Johnson Agriculture Secretary Wallace Vera Michaels Dean Col Frank A. Scott Jared Wadsworth and General George C. Marshall discussing Johnson Act opposition military spending leadership and prewar preparation. The remarks span concerns over loans to defaulting governments conscription wartime and democratic renewal.
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Johnson
Germany
Wallace
Vera Michaels Dean
Foreign Policy Association
Col
Frank A. Scott
Munitions Standards Board
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Stalin
Breckenridge
Senator Cantrell
Avalon
Santa Claus
Mr. Sartorious
Leslie
Elinore Cowan Stone
Jacob
Justus D. Wilbur
Life
Jared Wadsworth
N. Y
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George C. Marshall
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