Arctic Hero Brainard Receives Honor From Polar Society
Brig. Gen. L L Brainard U S A retired oldest living polar explorer and survivor of the 1881 84 Greely expedition was named the American Polar Society's first honorary member on his eighty eighth birthday. The scroll celebrated his role in aiding the 1822 Greenland farthest north advance and his long career from Army sergeant to general marked by notable Arctic service and medals.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Arctic
Antarctic
Wid L. Brainard
A. W. Greely
Lady Franklin Bay
American Polar Society
James B. Lockwood
Brainard
Greenland
Nansen
Arctic Sea
Norway
Little Muddy Creek
Montana
Nelson A. Miles
Deer
United States Army
Hamburg
Germany
Berne
Switzerland
United States
Thetis
Sergeant Brainard
Bobbs-Merrill
Proteus
Medford
Kislingbury
Lockwood
Greely
Norman
Colwell
Cleveland
Second Cavalry
National Army
Regular Army
Bom Geographical Society
Fee? Geographical Society
Charles P. Daly
Raed Bisinara Club
New York
Ciry
Ican
Union
Pan American conference and its mixed aims in Buenos Aires
The piece argues the Buenos Aires Pan American conference aims at deterring European war by example and seeks a neutral trade stance, while facing internal New Deal dissent over wage rises and price effects. It notes Brandeis and Frankfurter objections and warns about munition policy and defense implications.
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Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Hyde Park
America
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Etane Coud
Edward Mrs. Simpson
Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Felix Frankfater
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Congress
Army
Navy
Clare and Gibson Radio Dealers Start Up After Daring Choice
Joe Clare faces bankruptcy when a rival radio store nearby thrives. After a near-tragic incident and a crowd, he chooses to help the rival with a family, pooling resources with Sally Sisson to form a new partnership. The couple vows to succeed together, founding the successful firm Clare and Gibson Radio Dealers.
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Sally Sisson
Joe
Sally
Hosine
Successsful
Clare and Gibson Radio
Music's power to stir warlike instincts noted
An authority warned that martial tunes can incite battle fervor, likening drumbeats to jungle calls used by chiefs. He argued music stirs both noble and savage impulses, and that humans remain influenced by ancestral musical cues.
True Beauty in Honesty and Moral Truth
The text asserts that true beauty lies in honesty and moral truth, equating natural beauty with truth and suggesting harmony akin to architecture and music. It frames beauty as proportional, essential, and inseparable from virtue.
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Thorley Christiansen
Litttle
Pike
Frotens
Littlesland
Little Island
Tierce
Kennedy Channel
Grinnell Land
Kane Sea
Smith Sound
Cape Sabine
Littleton Island
Carter Field
Japan
To Clare
Clark's Radio Store