Nature is bas name for oneeet when cause is God
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1940
Page
4
Third term debate and 1936 conventions loom
The article notes a coming wave of party conventions and the third term controversy around President Roosevelt. It cites observers who doubt a Roosevelt renomination helps the party and suggests the opposition will nominate a strong Republican candidate. The piece emphasizes public interest shifting from war to politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
West Virginia Votes to Deport Bridges Amid Liberal Backlash
A critical pile of rhetoric claims West Virginia congressmen voted to deport alien Communist Harry Bridges, praising the West Virginia delegation while accusing liberals and the Civil Liberties Union of aiding a fifth column. The column warns readers to watch the record on Bridges and related figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Harry Bridges
Jean Landis
Bridges
Madame Perkins
Wallelulah
Civil Liberties Union
West Coast
Potomac
Dr. Writt
Martin
House
Ridges
How To Keep Liberty And Happiness
A discussion on faith in America contrasts self reliance with borrowed courage from Britain. The author argues Americans should act with faith in their own capacity and destiny, rather than passively awaiting righteousness to prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Faith Hope Courage Backed by Guns and Warships
A historical speaker argues that faith and inspiration alone fail in a world of power and force. He urges Americans to back ideals with weapons, tanks, warships, planes, and military strength to ensure righteousness prevails in a material world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
No Wars Can Be Won With Tubs And Flintflocks
A wartime editorial argues that Allied victory hinges on superior air power and mechanized equipment. It praises American republican ideals and urges rapid production of combat planes and training, criticizing opposition as “war hysteria” while stressing democracy's need to defend Europe from Nazi and fascist aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Carl Lindbergh
France
Britain
Germany
Poland
Berlin
Rome
Europe
Italy
Canker France Blamed for France’s Decline
The piece asserts France is destroyed by anarchists and socialists who governed during wartime talk. It argues this nondescript governing force caused defeat and degradation, claiming socialist leadership contributed to France’s political failures and Nazi ruthlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
State and National Editorial Comment Well What About This
The piece cites Arthur Mudd, relief director for New Jersey, condemning undemocratic and arbitrary actions, urging examination of relief policy and governance. It frames concerns about fairness, accountability, and federal state balance in distribution decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mudd
New Jersey
Red Cross Motto Inspires Humanitarian Spirit
The American Red Cross is praised for serving all suffering humanity with love and mercy beyond creed or country, reflecting its enduring mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Mitchell
Gazette
Tt Takes All Sorts of People to Make a World
A compact aphorism from the Washington Post notes that many kinds of people shape society, while a small cohort of ill intention can undo it. The remark underscores themes of unity and caution in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Bliss Carman Poem Fragments Quiet Woodland Scene
A damaged fragment presents Bliss Carman lines describing a hushed woodland scene. Lilies float moveless and the field shade evokes drowsy calm in a poetical mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Carman
The Once Over: A Creed For A Crisis
A fragmented railing against complacency and calls for bold action in America. The piece extols renewed resolve, criticizes pacifist and psychoanalytic influences, and predicts rapid recovery and vigilance under a strong national stance. It stresses independence, self reliance, and readiness to confront internal threats.
Hamlet plans and Paris trips in early theater chatter
A fragmentary note discusses Jack Haley in Hamlet, Saroyan writing a play for him, and Harry Now in Paris with talk of arranging excursion rates for ex Kaiser Bill. The item reflects ongoing theater gossip and postwar travel talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Haley
Hamlet
Saroyan
Eee
Paris
Kaiser
Column Right by E. B. Birkenbevel
A sharp satirical column questions alarm clock dreams and age pensions while mocking authoritarian control. The piece critiques dictatorship and lobbyist influence, arguing America rejects dictatorship and endorses democratic principles.
Signs Worth Seeing on a Pittsburgh Display
A quirky sign reads Do not squeeze me until I am yours on a grocery peach display. A second sign in a Pittsburgh restaurant warns patrons and adds a humorous local note about checks and menus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Products Pooling Plan Presents Many Angles
Washington report outlines a pooling scheme for pan American commerce amid political tensions. Economists debate how state and business interests should balance the plan as practical hurdles appear to require careful action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Munitions Scandal In Britain Oversees Admiralty Reevaluation
Report outlines a broad munitions scandal in Britain with Admiralty leaders accused of recovering secret reserves while shrouded in inefficiency rather than proven dishonesty. The article suggests leaders delayed disclosure and shifted responsibility, expanding a crisis of administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Admiralty
Stark plan doubles the tine of our fleet
Chairmen Vinson and Walsh of the naval committee pressed a swift policy shift with the Navy Department to adopt the Stark plan. They and Admiral Robinson refined a expansion basis for shipyard capacity boosting production for the British and French fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinson
Walsh
Con Naval Committee
Navy
Admiral Robinson
Roosevelt advisers weigh national convention implications
Political advisers for Mr. Roosevelt have begun assessing the national convention. Scouts have been around evaluating Republican inner conditions, stirring concerns within the Democratic leadership about potential immediate political disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
Unclear Text Requires Summary
Readable fragments suggest a discussion about a person named Wiierhee Ser and attempts involving small boats in the Balkans including Romania Bulgaria and Greece. The passage implies speculation on success and notes the act of attempting as the best information available. The fragmentary nature limits certainty about full context or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Romania
Bulgaria
Greece
Unclear text on artillery and submarine actions near British shore
Fragmentary report describes setting up large weapons along a channel and using artillery and submarines to establish dominance on the southern British shore. Details are garbled and sources unclear about times, places, or involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Indamen
Channel
The Allies Wake to Threats to Their Existence
The fragment notes that the Allies have finally recognized a dire threat to their existence while the speaker reflects on the escalating danger and calls for decisive action.
Forty Years Ago Today In Bluefield Telegraph Files
J P Isom returned from a visit to Sparta North Carolina. npp Andecoom of Thacker was a visitor G W St Clair of Eckman visited the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Isom
Sparta
N.C. Npp & Andecoom
Thacker
Vieldor
G. W. St. Clair
Eckman
Motley's Attendance and Cline Family Move Reported
W B Motley was attending Jeffries J W Cline moved his family from Graham on M Ford Beaver Pond school rip erpin they hy he.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Motley
Jeffries
J. W. Cline
Graham
M. Ford
Beaver Pond
Marriage Announcement and Local Political Appointment
Miss Mary Kahle and Dave Lowman of Bluefield wed in a ceremony. J. C. Pack of Bramwell was named chair man of the Republican county executive committee. Harry M. Waugh began work on his contract for the construction of half of the Pigeon Creek extension of the N and W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kahle
Dave Lowman
Bluefield
J. C. Pack
Bramwell
Republican County Executive Committee
Harry M. Waugh
Pigeon Creek
N. and
Cundiff Visits St Luke's Hospital Patient Record
An individual associated with Bluefield avenue visited T. Dewinal' ferstens and Hind anes ene Soares at St. Luke's hospital as a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Hindanes
Soares
T. Dewinal’ Ferstens
A. J. Cundiff
Bluefield Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Dialect Expert Joins Brown University Faculty
New York report notes Dr. Henry Lee Smith Jr a Baltimore native who will join Brown University this fall. The piece highlights Bronx speech patterns with increased dentalization and notes his long running weekly broadcast reaches wide areas over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Lee Smith Jr
Brown University
Bronx
Boly
Baltimore
No clear article headline available
The provided text fragment does not contain readable facts, named entities, dates, or a coherent event to summarize into a newspaper card. No identifiable person, organization, place, or outcome is present.
Reconnaissance Flight Incident Report Recounted
An R A F airman undertook a solo recon flight and encountered a hostile reaction. A radio message for aid was sent and received. The exchange reveals urgent distress and calls for assistance amid unclear circumstances.
Glorious foreign port scene and flag salute
A fragmentary note reflects on the flag of the country seen in a foreign port. It contrasts the glories of art architecture and river with national pride and the honor of fifty million people.
Hollywood Screen Life Gossip of Movie Makers and Plays
Hollywood gossip notes a flurry of jokes about Fritz, Benny, and other stars as producers confront timely subjects amid revised takes on Nazi themes. The piece references public scrutiny of film content and lingering wartime era tensions shaping American West cinema and star personas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fritz Ectar
Jesse
Mtr
Denny
Buck Benny
Mat
Alliam Keighley
Norway
Throwing The Harpoon Set Taken To The Orean
The Harpoon Throwing Set was transported to the orean venue for competition. Officials noted the equipment arrived intact and ready for use in the upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set
Orean
Doctor’s Story Reveals Psoriasis Typhus and a Virtuoso Healer
Excerpted reminiscence shows Dr T a virtuoso at care during a short three month reign. A patient slipping from control is saved by gentleness and humor as medication is adjusted and food and a Scotch shot offered. The narrative moves to a river meeting during a fishing outing.
Definition of a Chairman and the Intro That Defines Him
A satirical line reflects on a chairman who spends 21 minutes and 16 seconds introducing a man who needs no introduction. The remark critiques lengthy preambles in public speaking and highlights the self importance of the speaker.
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