Ireland’s neutrality under strain over German Japanese legations
The article argues that neutrality is obsolete when belligerents exploit embassies on neutral soil. It notes German and Japanese legations in Dublin threaten security, cites Argentina’s Nazi spy ring, and calls for Ireland to expel German and Japanese diplomats to protect American and British lives amid tensions involving Roosevelt and Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Argentina
Aillies
Dublin
Roosevelt
Britain
Churchill
Eire
Germany
Japan
Remembering Clapper A Reporter Who Sold Truth And Freedom
A tribute to Ray Clapper Washington reporter and commentator who died in a plane crash. He was not partisan but sought to sell honesty, efficient government, free press, and world peace. He urged readers to form opinions and express them boldly in defense of liberty and democracy.
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Ee Clapper
Washington
Marshalls
Pceocu
Clapper
Pegler
Elbert Hubbard
America
G-men
U.S. Naval Intelligence
Gen. Short
Samson
Johnston
West
Pennsylvania Avenue
Millet the Sincere Painter of the Soil and Work
By George Matthew Adams October 4 1814 in Gruchy near Cherbourg France Jean Francois Millet etcher and painter born. Millet drew peasants and workmen with honesty and sympathy his famous Gleaners and Peasants Going to Work exemplify his depth. He faced hunger and doubt yet created enduring art and studied Hebrew Scriptures Latin classics.
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Gruchy
Cherbourg
France
Jean- Francois Millet
Millet
Paris
Louvre
Michelangelo
Miller
Jacque and
Legros
Toilor
Out of the Past Quote on Men and Potential
Noting Walpole observes men often show less than their capability when faced with the world. The aphorism suggests people carry inherent credit yet rarely draw on full potential.
What They Say Spiritual Union Too
A fragmented wartime column quotes religious leader B. G. Bromley Oxnam urging unity and global cooperation. It highlights calls for national discipline and international solidarity as the nation braces for war.
Growing Republican Strength Emphasized in New York Election Analysis
Paul Mallon notes a strong Republican shift after a narrow New York defeat for William S. Bennet and a broader anti administration trend visible in Kentucky and other states. He argues the country is turning Republican with governors gains and Dewey delegate support likely, while internal Republican harmony grows and Taft may lead the senate.
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Kentucky
New Hampshire
Willkie
Him
Dewey
MacArthur
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Senate
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Turkiye and Russia draw naval power into war planning
The piece argues Allied policy presses Turkey to cut supplies to Russia and allow safer routes for anti Axis ships. It notes possible Russian naval reinforcement, uncertain timing, and the strategic aim to target Ploesti while leveraging Turkey’s geographic position. It emphasizes the broader aim to strike the Axis offshore and rethink the Italian campaign.
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Russia
Churchill
Europe
Turkey
Black Sea
Romanian
Dardanelles
Bosporus
Roosevelt seeks conservative running mate to lure business votes
Washington notes a White House signal to pick a Republican with business roots as a potential second man on the ticket. Charlie Wilson, meeting with FDR, sparked gossip about a conservative vice presidential choice to appeal to business and markets.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
WPB
Charlie Wilson
Wilson
General Electric
Charlie
Ed Stettinius
Johnston Urges Labor to Mend Its Ways in Boston Talk
Marquis W. Childs reports Eric A. Johnston, president of the U S Chamber, urged labor and management to cooperate for orderly relations. He warned against gloating at labor troubles and called for balanced policy to sustain living standards and democracy. Johnston recounted industrial tensions, praised collaboration, and warned against anti trust and monopolistic abuses.
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Johnston
Boston
Eric A. Johnston
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Spokane
Chamber of Commerce
America
Turkey in the Soup Again and Again
The piece riffs on Turkish politics and a metaphorical kitchen scene about the Dardanelles. It hints at ongoing power struggles and international tension, contrasting Turkey’s position with regional players and historic landmarks. The tone wields satire to critique conflicts and national interests.
Wiggam explores mind and clothing costs in a Q and A
Dr. Wiggam answers questions on clothing costs for boys and girls noting girls require about 75 dollars more to age 18 and comparing prewar prices. He also discusses memory of mistakes versus successes, citing a study of college students and psychologists on childhood guilt and recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis I
Dublin
Doris Duke
Consulta
Cold morning baths and porch sleeping debated by doctor
In a reader letter, Dr Brady weighs cold morning baths and sleeping on an open porch. He notes no health proof they prevent respiratory infections or rheumatism, but concedes the pastor may enjoy them. He offers light comment on overwork and suggests a test blend for future discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rother-In-Law
P.B.E
Cousin Marriage Questions and Folk Beliefs
A 60 year old writes that as the youngest of three children from double first cousins, two siblings are 3 and 6 years older with a deceased infant. He notes nine sons in the second generation and three bright boys so far in the third. He lists three cautions on cousin marriage and dismisses chicken and snake bite remedies as lacking physical effect, citing possible psychological influence on superstition.
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K.W.T
Mr.w
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