Uncle Sam to drop etiquette in war mood.
Reviewing Stand columnist decries old world manners amid Pearl Harbor outrage. He urges Americans to be tough, drop civility rules, and retaliate against Axis foes with force, arguing savagery and war demand ruthless resolve.
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When The Bombs Drop Nose Dive For Safety
War editor W. W. Chaplin urges immediate dive for safety during air raids. British figures show nose-divers suffer half the risk of staying on feet, with doors and low cover reducing danger further. Americans hold large shares of world production, illustrating strategic stakes in war.
New Year Vows From The Poet Of The People
Edgar A. Guest writes a humorous New Year’s verse about vows to quit nicotine avoid sweets and curb temper but admits to returning to old habits within days. The piece highlights self improvement resolutions framed in a light, enduring style.
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Yesteryear
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Tojo
Cocking Ouster in Georgia Attacked by Professors Group
The American Association of University Professors adopted a resolution disapproving Governor Eugene Talmadge's removal of Dean Walter D. Cocking from the University of Georgia faculty. Cocking, a Manchester Iowa native, was accused by the governor of advocating racial co education at the university.
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American Association of University Professors
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Walter D. Cocking
University of Georgia
Dean Cocking
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