Why We Tolerate Totalitarian Pamphlets At Home
A New York group, the Council for Democracy, notes the flood of pro Nazi and totalitarian propaganda mailed to Americans and argues the United States bears postal delivery costs for material that originates abroad. The piece calls out government abuse of the franking system, cites 40 tons of Munich material last year, and suggests reciprocity if totalitarians receive no free mail abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Council For Democracy
Germany
United States
U. S
Siberia
Japan
Pacific
Dies Committee
Munich
Italy
Russia
Council
Facts In Review
German Library of Information
Adolf Hitler
Gestapo Bugaboo
China
Moscow
International trade as a healer of war wounds in a distant world
The piece argues that expansion of export trade and shipping can mend war ravaged economies. It notes European blockades curtailed American ships to Portugal and northern Spain, limits on air links, and a historical swing of merchant tonnage since 1920. It highlights shifts toward non belligerent regions like South America for trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Atlantic
Spain
England
U. S
South America
American shipping and air routes plan postwar expansion
Improved ship service to Latin America and new air routes are planned as soon as safe. American shipping firms press forward to avoid a Civil War like postwar blackout, with extended Mediterranean service and transatlantic routes in the works to spur trade and national recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
Mediterranean
Reform school for pie thief angers commentator
A Louisiana plan to delinquency hold a 15-year-old who confessed stealing a pie raises concerns about harsh treatment. The piece argues against sending youths to reformatories for minor crimes and questions the wisdom of lifelong prison terms for small thefts, noting potential harm from mixing youths with hardened criminals.
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Louisiana
Reform School
Father Flanagan
Iowa
Anamosa Reformatory
Dear Louise Advice on bosses, law, and virtue in daily life
A row of reflections urges submission to systems and necessity as drivers of decency. It weaves social critique from inflation fears to public opinion, duty, and the value of structure, noting how wealth, fame, and lax morals fail without restraint and discipline.
Illogical Puzzle Fragments Highlight 19th Century Word List
A mosaic of puzzle clues and stray phrases lists terms from a vintage word puzzle. Entries include references to printing prep, foods, tools, directions, and occupations alongside scattered numbers and partial captions.
Radio Schedule Highlights A Busy Twin Cities Net
Radio programs across WMT WGN WHO KFJB KFIB KFIB KFJB from morning through late night feature orchestras led by Eddy Duchin and Lawrence Welk, news by Gabriel Heatter and the Iowa stations, and a mix of music, drama, and public affairs. The lineup includes Eddy Duchin's orchestra, Galactic bands, and choral hours with multiple repeats and cross-network notes.
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WMT
Offender Wedianer
KPJB
Wen
KFJB
WGN
Captain Herne
Eddy Duchin
WSUI
Iowa
Ie Mickerbocker
Sre Otls
L.S
Missouri
Billy
Wsui—College
KFIB
Wayne King
Gabriel Heatter
Art Kassel
White House
Lawrence Welk
Union Now
Theater of the Air
KPIB
News of the World
Kfub House
Vaughn Monroe
Chierro
Dick Jurgens
Orastes
Calvary Baptist Church
Winkslaver Jordan
Alice Blue
Nevws
Christian Science
Chick Chats
Indianapolis Symphony
American Legion
Major Bowes
America
Radio Canaries
Grerce Sokolsky
WLAS
Radio Warblers
Ralph Ginsburgh
Strine Symphony
Lutheran Hour
Alter Blue
Rejb
Ltnt
Dor Chats
NY Philharmonie
WHS Winter Ie
Can Fils
New Orleans
Crimson Wizard
Realcade Ofmerica
Ted Fio Rito
Olch
Steelmakers
NTS
KFPJB
Alfred Wallenstein
Jack Benny
Orch
American Forum
WHBF
Rock Island
Charlie McCarthy
Washington
Orc
Slerid Schultz
Manhattan
Eine Williams
Arll Kassel
Grite Agrams Orch
Wan
Isham Jones
Chlento
Ho—News
Tony Pastor
J. Palmer
Anson Weeks
Herbie Holmes
Ho—Coral Islanders
Walt—Bob Knieht
Chariie Spivak
Mel Marvin
Trd
Fio Rito
Walter Winchell on Broadway and showbiz notes
Walter Winchell reports on Bob Andrews preparing a film saga about late editor Henry Justin Smith. Eddie Cantor promotes the March of Dimes benefit for Warm Springs. Joan Leslie shines in High Sierra. J J Shubert backs Anne Franchine. Also: Viva Latin stars, Jayne Manners, and other showbiz vignettes from New York, Hollywood, and Florida venues.
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Bob Andrews
Columbia
Henry Justin Smith
Eddie Cantor
Warm Springs Foundation
Hellinger
Joan Leslie
Willam Waldorf Astor
Parlament
Jayne Manners
The
Thrush
J. J. Shubert
Anne Franchine
Marcel waves named after French hairdresser Grateau
The Marcel wave technique in styling hair is credited to Marcel Grateau, a French hairdresser, whose method popularized a wavy curling pattern in the early 20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel
Marcel Grateau
Mindful limits of personal freedom in social life
A dialogue about whether anyone can truly do as they please. The answer notes that even alone on a desert island one might long for civilization and leisure. It adds that drunken behavior to violence or damage is not true personal liberty but loss of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilization
Furore
Morrow
John G. Winant
International Labor Commissioner
Roosevelt
England
State Department
Joe Kennedy
Winant
Geneva
International Labor Office
Jeague of Nations
Montreal
Priceless Gift and wartime notes in one column
Readers are invited to apply for a copy of How To Develop Your Personality by Sadie Myers Shellow while a later section discusses legal and political issues. The piece covers moral choices, justice, and the interplay of heredity and environment, plus updates on World War II events, British docks damage, and U S political maneuvers including Texas delegation dynamics and Greece aid plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Myers Shellow
Wigsam
John F Dilla
The Bishop and the Parson in Winter
Edgar A. Guest writes of a bishop and a golfing parson enduring a harsh winter. The poet vows to persevere among vulgar men until spring returns, praying for their blessings as he awaits warmer days and the revival of noble deeds.
Greek Report Says Two Italian Warships Torpedoed
Athens says two Italian troop ships the Liguria and Lombardia were torpedoed while moving troops to Albania across the Adriatic. The spokesman cites many Italian prisoners from the Wolves of Tuscany division and notes deserters among those embarked from Brindisi, followed by torpedo attacks on the ships.
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Athens
Greece
Liguria
Lombardia
Albania
Adriatic Sea
London Daily Mail
Athens Radio
Janes Fighting Ships
Lloyds Register
Italy
Wolves of
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Colonial Inn
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Massachusetts Ave
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Eter Whitehead
Hialeah
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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