Books-Comment: a review filled with literary notes
A brisk critique surveys Bourke-White on Russia and other titles. It discusses Shooting the Russia War, City Lawyer by Arthur Hays, Miracle on the Congo by Burman, Assignment in Brittany by MacInnes, and Friedrichs The New Belief in the Common Man, alongside language primers and travel volumes.
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John Selby
Margaret Bourke-White
Simon & Schuster
Irskine Caldwell
Russia
Mr. Caldwell
Stalin
America
Former Corry Man Heads Club
Union City July 10 Al Wigners of the Pennzoil Company elected president of the Antare City Garden Rule Club at a Tuesday meeting in the Watts Hill Methodist church. Officers named to serve with Wig were Arthur Lyons vice president Robert Pierce secretary and Carl Schoss treasurer. The group follows a revised bylaw for a one year term ending July 1943.
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al Wigners
Pennzoil Company
Antare City
Watts~hire
Methodist Aid
Sooty
Arthir Lyons
Robert Pierce
Carl Schoss
Blair
Crawford Wonds
Corry
Golden Rule Club
Burefi
Crisis of civilization Fears barbarians threaten modern freedoms
The world faces a severe test as free nations of Europe and America confront a resurgence of barbaric power from Germany and Japan. The piece warns such a triumph would destroy souls, liberties, and high ideals, reversing civilization and betraying humanity.
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Rome
Europe
America
Genghis Khan
Asia
Germany
Japan
War Justice and Food Shortages in Postwar Critics
A wartime editorial argues for justice for victims and survivors after conflict, warning against repeating past mistakes and urging fair accountability enforced by power. It cautions on upcoming food shortages, rationing, and shifts in American eating habits under War Production Board guidance, noting shortages of canned goods and other staples.
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Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Gerrig Vander Hooning
Food Branch
War Production Board
Hitler
Counterfeiting the Young Masters Is Latest Trick for Art Forgers
Art forgery shifts from old masters to American works. Fakers use Panvagé and oils to exploit a previously quiet market for American art. The American Art Research Council notes growing opportunities for counterfeiters amid high prices for European works and a swelling pool of profitable targets.
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Joan Selby
Wide World Arts
New York
American
Arhesearch Council
Tragedies and art turmoil shadow Chautauqua on grim week
Twenty years ago a Chautauqua Lake boat tragedy claimed two Corry youths as a third passenger survived. Various road crashes near Findley Lake caused injuries. A Baptist church venture aimed at broader participation. Traffic Officer Foley injured in a motorcycle crash. Independent basketball edged by Robertson’s, then a split weekend. Arctic expedition depictions drew a crowd. A Ryder painting fraud council chaired by Lloyd Goodrich explores authenticating American art amid widespread forgeries and misattributions. The effort seeks extensive research, X rays, and museum input to defend collectors and institutions from fake works.
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Chautauqua Lake
Corry
Leo Gordon
Cecil Price
Ile “Hnutar
Chautauqua
Midway Park
Tremont Reynolds
Syracuse
Alpert Ryder
Uncle Sylvester
Lloyd Goodrich
Whitney Atuseun
Aneyivan
Ryder
Mr. Goodrich
Ralph Blakilock
Winslow Homer
Innes
Whistler
Martin
Wyant
Duveneck
Sargent
Geadrich
Herma
Whitney
Sheldon
Keck
Jaberstay
Bracklyn Museum
Musseums
Jim
Daily Dozen Eye Safety from the Medical Society
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania warns that the eyes suffer sunburn similar to skin. Eye fatigue triggers headaches and can upset the stomach. summer sun requires proper eyewear. Cheap or imperfect smoked glasses strain the eyes. correctly rounded lenses help prevent harm.
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Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Rhode Island Resolved Loyalty to Britain Ends
In May 1775 Rhode Island’s general assembly passed a resolution renouncing allegiance to the British crown. The vote was almost unanimous, signaling early colonial resistance. A separate note mentions army post bakeries issuing standard loaves of one and one-fourth pounds for soldiers, praised for quality. A historical aside recalls a reward once offered for tailor Andrew Johnson, later U.S. president.
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General Assembly of
Rhode Island
Kinsant
U.S. Army Post
Andrew Johnson
Raleigh, W. C
United States
Daily Quiz on War Office and World Facts
Seven questions test readers on Office of War Information head selection Midway proximity to Pearl Harbor and Wake Island, Reinhard Heydrich’s sobriquet, Mold of Orleans, Oliver Goldsmith’s role, Atlas myth figure, leap year days, Petrel meanings, Wilmot Proviso scope, and bimonthly magazine frequency.
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Dwight F. Davis
Office of War Information
Midway Island
Pearl Harbor
Wake Island
Reinhard Heydrich
Czechoslovakia
Orleans
Oliver Goldsmith
Petrel
Peter
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