The Spirit of Brotherhood Rising Against Hitler
The author cites historical parallels from Egypt and Babylon to Rome, asserting that persecution fuels a growing brotherhood. From China to Britain and in Europe, oppressed groups unite, turning adversity into strength that can outpace Nazi tyranny and guide the world toward humane coexistence.
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Adolph Hitler
China
Britain
Egypt
Babylon
Rome
St. Paul
State Berle
Columbia University
Europe
Hitler
Americans in Canadian service join anti Hitler fight
A Canadian dispatch estimates 8000 American citizens in the Canadian Army and about 10 percent of Royal Canadian Air Force crews are Americans. The article notes these volunteers act without external pressure, as a living testimony that freedom has friends and many seek to fight against the American Hitler.
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Canada
Hitler
Europe
Fuehrer
England
Royal Canadian Air Force
James B. Reston
New York Times
Washington
Berlin
Buenos Aires
Latin America
Libya
Africa
Adolf Hitler
Pan American Wins Air Rights to Africa Route
Pan American Airways gains five year rights to operate a transcontinental air service linking the United States with Southwest Africa via the Caribbean Natal Leopoldville, with likely initial use ferrying planes to the British command in the Middle East. The potential value of the route over five years remains uncertain despite the postwar strategic importance of Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan- American Airways
United States
Africa
Caribbean
Natal
Brazil
South Atlantic
Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
Middle East
War effort tightens as nations curb supplies
The United States nears an agreement with Peru to access its full copper, vanadium, and lead. Bolivia, Argentina, Mexico, and Brazil pledge exports of tungsten, tin, and copper. The move aims to deny the Axis essential resources amid mounting global pressure.
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United States
Peru
Bolivia
Argentina
Mexico
Brazil
Axis
Moving in Late September As New Yorkers Relocate
Henry McLorem e observes New Yorkers face the annual autumn move between late September and October first. He notes the emotional pull of familiar apartments and the daunting packing scene, with rising costs and shared rituals, as residents trade spaces for newer rooms and better views.
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New York
New York City
Central Park
Union Square
New Yorker
Boulder Dam
Harry Houdini
Sign of the Burning Ship closes in on Abel Brown and Crispin
Harmon Lake and his wife visit Abel Brown to thank him for saving their child. Brown contemplates guilt over past deaths and resists hero status, while Crispin persuades him to stay and use her late uncle’s sail loft workshop to build ship models. She sees a path for connection and redemption, though Brown fears exposure and change.
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Harmon Lake
Mattie
Lake
Crispin
Robby
Abel Brown
Miss Dean
Dean
Portagee William
St. Ives
Orsina
Brandon Phare
Robby Dalgleish
Cape Sable
Crispin Dean
New Brunswick
Schreiner
Saint John
William
Abel Brown Finds Shelter in Craft and Hope
Abel Brown recovers from loneliness by working in a sail loft and carving a full rigged ship named Crispin Dean. He shares quiet moments with Crispin and Portagee William as he contemplates a shore he cannot reach, and his christening launch signals renewed happiness.
Dogs as human partners and loyalty praised by capt. Judy
An article extols dogs as unique companions, noting their happiness near their master and forgiving nature. It recalls National Dog Week and argues dogs teach children obedience, responsibility, kindness, and loyalty, urging every home to have a dog.
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Heaven
Congress
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Henry McLemore
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Penthouse
al Jolson
Louis Arthur Cunningham
Portagee
Wishart
U. S
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Kawanis Magazine
Russia
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Mediterranean
Trans-Siberian Railway
Japan
Lati
Iberian Peninsula
Iran
Germany
United States Navy
Atlantic
North
France
Lisbon
Balkans
Crete
Balkan
Danube
Dardanelles
Des Moines Register
Reinhardt
Italy
Greenland
Iceland
Greenland Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Spitzbergen
Oes
Barents Sea
Soviet
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