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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1937
Page
4
The piece argues President Roosevelt abandons national self containment, mirroring Woodrow Wilson’s entry into war. It claims the nation sacrificed youth and money in World War I and received no repayment or peace. It criticizes Roosevelt’s speech as vague and promises as yet unproven.
A Washington observer criticizes President Roosevelt for seeking unlimited power over foreign policy and sanction uses. The piece warns that war is not peace, urges defense and neutrality, questions secret talks with other powers, and pledges to oppose actions leading to entanglement in old world conflicts.
The report notes students have learned to enter calmly hang wraps tidy their spaces and clean up after activities. They gather for stories bring seats and rugs and practice courtesy and listening while several children add plants and cut flowers to brighten the room.
A Columbus Day activity featured Douglas Pleming as young Columbus then the explorer, with Joe Johnston as a sailor and Bob Dimmerer commanding the second boat. Tom Gregner, Harry McCall, Jesse Trump, Patty Kane as Queen Isabelle, and Bob Hampton as King Ferdinand enact the voyage and meeting with Native figures. Kennedy captured the scenes on camera.
Third graders heard two Columbus stories including Columbus and his son Diego and the journey of Christopher Columbus. A poem titled Christ was also read as part of the Columbus Day lesson.
Students studied Christopher Columbus, comparing voyage times and ships of old to modern travel. They copied a Columbus story from a blackboard into a scrapbook and arranged pictures of Columbus above the tale for display.
Last week had three school days with Teachers Institute on Thursday and Friday. Columbus Day was observed on October 12. Hal loween approaches with Velma Lee Gillespie chairing a committee planning a party the Sunday before Halloween featuring a play and games. Parents invited to attend.
A geography class visits Italy for fieldwork and explores ancient Babylonia and Assyria in history lessons. The trips underscore early civilizations and regional history for the students.
Students studied Columbus era by role play and poster making. They split into Indians and sailors on Columbus Day, wrote stories, and created geography murals showing ships and progress since discovery. Clare Sentinel classifieds promote selling unneeded items.
Milwaukee report notes an inverse relation between weather and juvenile delinquency. Probation chief John J. Kenney cites a 25 percent rise in delinquency in early 1937 versus 1936 due to milder winter keeping youths outdoors more.
Germany gathers shorn hair from barber shops for the four year plan. Hair will be spun into felt and used in rug manufacture to address textile shortages.
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