Fifth Column in Argentine Fifth Column in Argentine
A major Axis threat is described in Argentina with an estimated 65 000 Nazis plus supporters in clubs and societies. The article labels a hidden force capable of rapid mobilization and heavy weapon caches, notes government indifference and a pro Nazi elite, and cites fears of invasion and capitulation. It also references U S silver policy and wartime economic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Berlin
Buenos Aires
Tokyo
Madrid
Rome
Hitler
South America
Americas
der Fuehrer
Gunther Niedenfuhr
Brazil
Rio
Ramon Molina
Ramon Castillo
Navy chart shows Pacific strength shift after Midway
Article argues American naval power in the Pacific has risen since Pearl Harbor. It cites reduced Jap cruiser and carrier losses, swift Pearl Harbor repairs, and Midway as a turning point enabling defense of Hawaii and the West Coast by land bases. It notes strategic risk calculations by Admiral King and U. S. top admirals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Solomon Islands
U. S
Solomons
Pearl Harbor
United States
South Pacific
King
Midway
Alaska
Hawaii
Continental
Pacific
Philippines
Singapore
Java
Russia
Infidelity and Divorce With Children Questioned
Kathleen Norris argues that infidelity is not a justification for divorce when children are involved. She warns that divorce brings misery to the innocent and suggests maintaining family stability, encouraging patience and containment of suspicion rather than breaking ties.
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Ann
Tommy
Ellen
Tom
Mary
Guest columnists step in for Winchell on vacation
While Mr. Winchell is away, the Hearst columnists take over his daily page. Readers will see guest writers presenting opinion and analysis during the editor’s vacation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Winchell
Can You Top These By Harry Bershfield
Radio humorist Bershfield and his circle invite public gags to top score while reading jokes by Joe Laurie Jr. and Peter Donald. A string of punchlines follows from wartime humor and a cremation mix up, a rich man’s problem, and a Broadway panhandler, all relayed with sharp city wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bershfield
Cho
Edford
Joe Laurie Jr
Peter Donald
John J. Anthony
Good Will Hour
Mr. Anthony
The Lesser Evil in Marital Choices
A defense of staying in an unhappy marriage over divorce, arguing that divorce brings greater unhappiness, especially when children are involved. The text urges a calm, discreet approach to protect the husband’s home and avoid adding to his misfortune, labeling the appearance of a happy home as the lesser evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob
Alma
Beautyful linen closet pillow slip embroidery motifs
Four new embroidery designs for pillow slips are described with a top picture treatment. The white scalloped band with pastel center flowers, a butterfly motif, and pots of tulips in cross stitch round out the four patterns offered on one reusable transfer, priced at 15 cents. Order details follow.
Camel Cartons Favorite Gift for Service Members
Navy and other service branches favor Camel cigarettes based on sales records from service men stores. A carton of Camels tops gifts for soldiers and sailors, and dealers are promoting Camel cartons for service members now.
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Navy
Army
Marines
Coast Guard
Adv
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West Point
N. Y
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China
Canada
Rocky Mountain States
U. S. Treasury
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U. S. Navy
Germany
Danube
WPB
Kathleen Norris
Bell Syndicate
WNU Features
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Hollywood
Sally
California
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O. K
Cassidy
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Strand
Bobby
Berchesgarten
Adolf
Maxie Goldberg
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Sioux Honey Assoc
Esioux City
Iowa
Lima
Obie
Bones
Welsh Mineral CO
13Th and
WN. P
Billings
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Hoto
Jfilms
FOX Studios
Meat
Heprinta 3c
Enok
OWL Photo Service
Broadway, Farge
Bok
Ativan Tid
Kent Blades
HN Yent
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Lydia E. Pinkwam
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