Globe 1936 Editorial on Security and Choice
The Globe argues security has many meanings and arms readers to define which kind they want. It critiques political slogans, notes Americans seek excitement in risk like horse racing, and urges evaluating candidates who can deliver the chosen security rather than accepting generic promises.
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Irma
Cornelia
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Dad
New York
Cornelia Rose
Unc Billy Squeaks Past a Hawk in Broad Daylight
Unc Billy Possum frets at a fence edge while onlookers, including Sammy Jay and Filip the Terrier, provoke nervous scenes. The tale threads through a health essay by Dr Morris Fishbein on hearing devices, cautioning readers about proper examination before buying aids and the value of education in adoption.
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Unc
Billy Possum
Billy
Farmer Brown
Palmer Brown
Une
Filip
Flip
American Ideals An Election Issue
An editorial argues the upcoming presidential race may shape history and the fate of democracy. It urges calm, informed judgment over fear and celebrity attacks, stressing America's example to wary nations and the need to prove democracy can work in hard times.
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America
Roosevelt
Landon
White House
Europe
Decision Looms as Blake Faces Divorce Fallout
Blake Thornton seeks counsel from Dr. Freeman after a contentious divorce filing. He learns his actions built the tragedy, while Carol wrestles with staying or leaving. Cornelia arranges a meeting, and the couple confronts fear, longing, and possible reconciliation as they weigh their future together.
Bromfield Back at Home After Far East Tour
New York writer Louis Bromfield returns to his Lennis chateau near Paris after visiting the Far East. He hosts the Maharajah of Baroda at Les Ambassadeurs in Paris, highlighting the ruler's rise from shepherd boy to absolute ruler with immense wealth and power.
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New York
Louis Bromfield
Lennis
Paris
Far East
Baroda
India
the Mansfield
Gaekwar
Bromfield
Les Ambassadeurs
Waverly Place
Christopher Street
Will Luks
Richard Carle
Luks
George Luks
Baker calls out bankers as not the cause of US entry to war
Former Secretary of War Newton D. Baker argues the 1917 entry into World War I was driven by submarine outrages and national interest, not profiteering by bankers or munitions makers. He warns against personal blame and emotional involvement shaping future policy, urging peace minded restraint.
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Newton D. Baker
United States
Mr. Baker
House of Morgan
Bakers
Acress
America
Nazis adopt factory dancing to boost work tempo in Germany
In Cologne the Nazi Labor Front leader Robert Ley approved a plan for German workers to dance in factories during noon broadcasts. France’s stay-in strikers inspired a system that will start with radio programs from different factories and later include storm-troop and army bands to provide first-hand music.
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Cologne
Germany
Robert Ley
Salt Lake County Police Race Funds Rescue Boat
A building race between Salt Lake County sheriff and city police for Great Salt Lake rescue work began after the county appropriated 500 dollars for Sheriff S. Grant Youngs one boat navy. It is noted that about 85 percent of Hawaii public school children in grades one through five receive annual dental care.
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Salt Lake Navy
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Sheriff's Office
Great Salt Lake
S. Grant Youngs
Modern Monarch HORIZONTAL 1 6 King of Italy 13 Thought
Puzzle clues list with horizontal and vertical entries, including kings, landmarks, and common terms. Contains multiple intersecting word hints and references to historical figures.
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Italy
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