Dorothy Thompson on democracy power and foreign policy
Dorothy Thompson argues that democracy thrives only with broad reforms and warns against concentrated power in any government or party. She criticizes anti Roosevelt forces and outlines dangers of labor and industrial power merging with state authority, urging vigilance in both domestic and international policy.
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Mexico
United States
Lima
United Front
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Americas
Mr. Sullivan
Miss Thompson
Sullivan
Washington
John Adams
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
John L. Lewis
Dr. Ley
Charm Rules From Dale Carnegie Course For Women
H Whitten of Woodbury College taught a charm course to improve women’s careers by developing interest in people, tact and grooming, spoken voice, posture, and social etiquette. The six rules emphasize genuine interest, consideration, neat attire, clear speech, good posture, and practiced etiquette to boost confidence and appeal. The program reportedly transforms timid farm girls into executives, with lasting social and professional benefits.
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H. Whitten
Woodbury College
Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles
Whitten
Terry
Jan
Diane Tate
Betty Warren
Debutante Janice Van Walter Becomes Minister’s Bride
Janice Van Walter, a New York debutante, marries Dr Terrence Carlisle after a turbulent start with his Bridgetown church. The pair navigate early marriage life as Jan adjusts to clerical society, amid social snubs and a surprising rescue on a dangerous day.
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Janice van Walter
New York City
Terrence Carlisle
Jan
Terry
Bridgetown
Iowa
Mippy
Darling
Deacon Lamp
Samp
Vera Cummings
Diane Tate
New York
Parsonage Renovation Frays Church Couple
Jan and Terry wage a domestic clash as Jan renovates the parsonage with lavish modernization while Terry worries over money, cocktails, and conflicts with church conservatives. The couple’s lifestyle shifts strain their marriage and church standing.
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Daladier and Gamelin Clash Hidden in War Leadership
The article argues Daladier failed to secure effective defense leadership, relying on weak generals and opposing figures like Reynaud and Blum. It notes his indecision, personal distractions with Marquise de Crussel, and a small circle that strained national unity amid looming conflict.
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Georges Mandel
Edouard Daladier
Gamelin
Daladier
National Defense
Reynaud
de Gaulle
Committee of National Defense
Marquise de Crussel
Rambouillet
Ladier
Dantel Serruys
Emmanuel Arago
Paul Reynaud
Leon Blum
Socialist Party
Calacier
Mme. de Portes
Mme. de Crussol
Sertuys
Fnance
Lavel
Blum
France
Stak
Hitler
The Honorable Frank Hague A Jersey City Mugg of National Note
The piece portrays Frank Hague as a formidable Jersey City mayor and national political figure. It notes his rough origins, long mayoral tenure since 1917, wide influence in New Jersey and national circles, and a lifestyle described as lavish and flamboyant. It also highlights legal scrutiny, alleged corruption, and his brash, pugilistic style.
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Frank Hague
Jersey City
United States
Hague
New Jersey
Supreme Court of
America
Democratic National Committee
Party of Humanity
United States Senate
Justice and
Treasury Departments
Duke Farms
Somerville
E. T. Stotesbury
Morgan
Manhattan
Deal
N. J
France’s new system to build moral value for survival
Quotes from Gaston Henri-Haye, French ambassador to the U.S., praising France’s disciplined democratic system as the path to moral strength. Also quoted Bob Feller, Cleveland pitcher, saying he can shoot straight as anyone and declining draft exemption.
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France
Gaston Henri-Haye
U. S
Bob Feller
Cleveland
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By Dorothy Thompson
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
News and Business Department
THE
GLOBE
Roosevelt
New Washington Airport
Mark Sullivan
Goethe
Merck
Noblesse
Republican Party
Willkie
Dorothy Thompson
Dale Carnegie
Louise Holmes
Ladies Aid Society
Derling
Martha
Walter
Diane
Angel Pie
To Him
MEX
Perstinax
Liberty
Boss Hague, Mugg
Jack Alexander
Saturday Evening Post
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