Voices of Destruction and the Call to Silence Dissent
The piece argues free speech endangers America during wartime and contends dissenting voices, including McCormick and Social Justice, threaten national unity. It urges patriotic groups to demand suppression of traitorous speech to win the war, claiming time is short and lives may depend on action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coughlin
Social Justice
America
Hitler
You and I
J. B
War, resources and world conflict weigh on nations
The piece argues that an all-world war drains resources and deranges lives across nations, regardless of side. It warns of lasting losses in oil, coal, steel and other essentials, stresses the need for wise postwar plans, and urges leaders to craft a better global structure. It notes that victors often blunder after war and highlights the duties of citizens during reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Spain
Turkey
Franco
United Nations
Wide Earth
Men of Vision
Denmark
Sevitzky To Remain As Symphony Leader
Fabien Sevitzky will stay on as conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra for at least another year amid ongoing financial difficulties. The Indiana State Symphony Society board announced the sixth season will proceed with ten concert pairs, featuring soloists Richard Crooks, Rose Bampton, Rudolf Serkin, Alexander Brailowsky, and Zino Francescatti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabien Sevitzky
Indiana
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Indiana State Symphony Society
Indiana Orchestra
Metropolitan Opera
Richard Crooks
Rose Bampton
Rudolf Serkin
Alexander Brailowsky
Zino Francescatti
Murat Theater
Indianapolis
The Gladness of Spring and War Aims
A reflective piece contrasts spring’s beauty with one man’s deep sorrow, showing how natural joy cannot ease his grief. It then shifts to wartime shortages and domestic concerns, noting war’s extra hardships and rising crime costs as families face disrupted supplies and security risks.
The Last Time I Saw Paris by Elliot Paul
A glowing review of Elliot Pauls Paris memoir The Last Time I Saw Paris highlighting its vivid portraits of Rue de la Huchette neighbors and local color. The piece contrasts Pauls Paris with his war time writings and notes his lighter, humorous takes on Nazi occupied Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Elliot Paul
Jerome Kern
Paul
Chicago Tribune
The
New York Herald
Rue de la Huchette
Monsieur Henri
Hotel du Caveau
Monsieur Panache
Monsieur Noel
Gems of Thought on Love and Divine Grace
A collection of brief reflections on love drawn from religious figures. Quotes emphasize love of God and neighbor as the highest good, its power to meet needs, and the duty to learn and express love in daily life. Notable attributions include Yoder Eddy Shepard Penn Herder Scott undated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Yoder
H. R. L. Shepard
Mary Baker Eddy
William Penn
Current Opinion on War Effort and Trade Barriers
A collection of quotes from public figures and commentators on optimism during wartime, medical licensing for refugees, artistic self-assertion, bread nutrition, and the need to remove interstate trade barriers to speed materials for the war.
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