Editorial note on columnist optics released by union
Editor's note explains that optics in these columns reflect the analyst rather than the newspaper. The statement notes the columned perspectives are those of the news analyst and not the publication, with release attributed to Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
Bparold L. Lundquist
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Moody Bible Institute
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Rumanians faced chaos after abdication and uprising
The report describes upheaval after Carol II abdicated and Italy’s Axis ties, with Iron Guard violence in Bucharest, King Mihai hiding, Queen Helen exiled, and Bessarabia riots demanding food and fuel. It notes German and British war actions, Coventry air raids, and RAF focus on invasion ports and German industrial centers, plus Greek resistance under Metaxas and Italian reactions.
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Rumania
Carol
Anschluss
Bucharest
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Helen
Mme
Lupescu
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Codreanu
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World War Credit Nets and Naval Skirmishes Report
The United States eyes Greek and Chinese credits amid global conflict while China receives 100 million in loans secured by metals, notably antimony, to move via Burma road as Nipponese bombardments threaten supply routes. Britain seeks planes paid cash as Mediterranean naval clashes unfold with Italian battleships and aircraft engaging British forces.
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Metaxas
United States
Greece
Leslie Hore-Belisha
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China
U. S
Burma
Sumner Welles
Britain
Germany
Oran
Sardinia
Coast Guard Academy Graduates to Receive B S Degrees
The Americana reports that Coast Guard academy graduates will now be awarded bachelor of science degrees, aligning them with college men. Louis Tracy, a Ponca Nebraska barber and volunteer fireman, was shaving a customer when an alarm sounded. he fought the fire, returned, and finished the shave for the deputy fire marshal.
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Coast Guard Academy
Louis Tracy
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Neb
Tracy
Mashal
Lesson for December 15 in International Education council
The record notes December 15 lesson subjects and scripture selections used with permission by the International Council of Education.
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International Council of Education
Free book promise for piles and fistula relief
An advertisement offers a free valuable book on treating piles and fistula. Dr. C. M. Coe of 503 Pine Street, St. Louis, Missouri, claims the booklet will pay readers back or provide guidance.
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C. M. Coe
Pine St
St. Louis, Mo
Good Actions And The Urge To Do More Good
A reflective passage urges living with purpose and cheer, stressing to fill life with continual good deeds. It argues death is near and emphasizes the power to act righteously now, leaving no space for idle behavior. The tone invites practical, repeated benevolence as a daily habit.
Friendship and winter absence, Warwick’s reflection
A reflective quote compares friendship to seasonal changes in trees. The speaker notes abundant companionship during good times, but desertion in times of need, using a Warwickian frame to illustrate fickleness and reliance. The piece centers on the emotional impact of friendship’s withdrawal.
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Warwick
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