A Letter Warns New York on Democratic Risk to Liberty
Lord Macauley writes to Hon. H. S. Randall warning that pure democracy could destroy liberty and civilization. He cites France 1848, predicts New England’s growth will test U S institutions, and foresees a future clash between order and majority rule.
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It Happened Last Week By Bob Estabrook
European invasion fears dominated headlines as Roosevelt moved to push armament through Congress while prep talks and cabinet reshuffles sparked bipartisan talk. Allied retreats and British defense fears grew as German forces broke French lines toward Boulogne and Calais.
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World War II Strategic Shifts and Global Turmoil
The report outlines changes in Allied command under Reynaud and Weygand, a British led pincer against Germany, and the retaking of Amiens. It notes German advances near Sedan, the burning Louvain library, and heavy casualties with claims of massive plane losses. It also covers Italian ambitions, Norway fighting, Balkan fears, and Japan-China talks, plus a California earthquake and notable deaths.
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Immigration and debt talk in Washington Iowa
Excerpts discuss immigration policy shifts with proposed alien registration and deportation plans. A Navajo-like stance is debated while defense funding and debt limits are weighed. Authorities consider funding through taxes or debt while praising national defense.
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Youth Drinking Less Gains Backing From WCTU Leader
Mrs Idi Bo Wse Smith national WCTU president says youth increasingly reject cheap beer and tavern gatherings. She notes teens seek liquorless night clubs as part of a broader move away from alcohol and crime.
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