War and aging men as a unique view of sacrifice
Harvard anthropologist Dr. Earnest A. Hooton argues that war wastes youth and suggests letting men over 45 fight while younger men start families. He cites Washington Franklin and Churchill as examples of late-life contributions and notes a plan by aging men to end war. The piece also critiques U S policy debates and Senate inaction during wartime.
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Puritan Life on Lecture Day and Social Controls
The piece sketches Puritan Massachusetts life amid Harriet Hillman’s secret courtship, Puritan decorum, and the village green. It recounts a captain’s kiss punishment, strict Sabbath curfews, and harsh stocks and pillory to curb vanity, with liquor drinking broadly tolerated.
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Corning News Notes Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Events
Corning News Notes reports a Ladies Aid meeting with a bond vote in the Sixth War Loan drive followed by potluck, games, and callers to St. Bernards. school holidays announced for Christmas. visitors and residents listed, including Latta, Hamm, Ricketts, Spray, and Titko. Euchre Club met at Mrs Thomas with prizes and plans for January 27.
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William Hamm
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Robert Ricketts
Henry Spray
Zanesville
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Bib McCabe
James Stensom
Bernard Geriica
Ralph Wieinski
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Ralph Uban
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Rhea
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Fred Root
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Ter Dean
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Jean Wilson
Beulah Craig
Stephen ‘Benedict
Thelma Frasure
Helen Wonnell
Thomas
Mise Wilson
Not Too Chilly Wartime Coal Plan for Homes
The article notes wartime coal shortages and a heavy shift to domestic use. Since Pearl Harbor coal output for home use rises 25 percent annually, with 180 million tons available for American homes this heating season at under $10 a ton, aiming to heat the population through 200 days at about 10 cents daily per person.
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United States
Ogdensburg Dixin War Bond Drive Sparks Copyable Scheme
Ogdensburg New York proposes a sponsor system for War Bonds where a resident buys 500 dollars of bonds for a chosen service member and recruits others to contribute. Buyers receive a Win the War Certificate listing all purchasers, sent to the honored servicemember, praised by recipients for its tangible home-front support.
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Letters From Washington and Political Chats At White House
Peter Edson reports on Washington commentary and White House tour insights amid a note on Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt and staff meals. He highlights Willie Clayton’s Senate testimony on wealth, Connally’s chairmanship, and senator banter about a rich Texas oil man with a mix of quotes and light political flavor.
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Guitey
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Federation of the World and the Brotherhood of Man
Henry Leach reflects on a prophecy from Holy Writ describing a future era after Christ’s coming. The vision includes chained Satan, pruned spears, nations at peace, and a universal federation fostering the Fatherhood of God among all peoples.
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Remembrance and War Messages From Home and Front
A Racine page presents a wartime message from soldiers abroad and local greetings. Poignant letters speak of home, friends, and Christmas while awaiting victory. Seasonal sentiments mix with prayers for the Pacific theater and a note of faith from Mrs Cuckler and Ammen Route 5.
Germans gamble to stall Eisenhower offensive in great western battle
War Today reports a massive German push on the western front as Von Rundstedt deploys vast forces in a bid to disrupt Allied timetable. Analysts say the Germans seek a decisive but risky delay, while weather and Allied reserves could swing outcomes. the front remains fluid with no clear forecast yet.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
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von Unt
Lottridge Personal Mention Amid Winter Shutdowns
The weeklong snowstorm halts Carthage area schools and bus service with rural roads drifted. Farmers propped roads open for mail carriers while families visit. Local residents Mrs. Julianna Boggs remains hospitalized in St Joseph, others host visitors and attend church programs as community life continues despite closures.
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von Charles
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