Pacific Areas Port Push and War Supplies Report
Turner Catledge reports from San Francisco that thousands of American men head to the Pacific area while millions of tons of food equipment and munitions accompany them. He notes public misconceptions about U S war effort and asserts Japan is losing ships daily, signaling waning Japanese power.
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Turner Catledge
The
New York Times
Pacific
United States
Japan
Hi Ys Elect Officers and Welcome New Members
The Hi Y s closed their year by electing officers: president John Love, vice president John Allen Best, secretary treasurer Thomas McCormick. Ten new members joined after visiting relatives in town. Robeson returns from three years in Africa and Ruth Robeson, daughter of Plato A son, is born to Edgar Fountain and Louise Carthers. Hospital Patient remains as an item with no further details provided.
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Hi-Ys
John Love
John Allen Best
Thomas McCormick
A. Son
Edgar Fountain
Tippecanoe Township
Fountain
Louise Carthers
Frank Monaghan
Marvin Lowenthal
New York
Isak Dinesen and other notes in current opinion columns
A collage of readings and quotes touches on World War II themes and culture. Notable items include Isak Dinesen’s winter tales and life in Denmark, plus anecdotes about fashion and marriage in historical New York society.
Churchill proposes world councils to guide postwar peace
The article cites Churchill in a March speech urging a world institution with a Council of Europe and a Council of Asia. He envisions regional peace machinery, armed forces for defense, and a broad council embracing Europe while safeguarding small states. He warns against nationalist zeal undermining any peace plan.
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United Nations
Council of Europe
Council of Asia
Mr. Churchill
League of Nations
League
Prize awarded for elaborate victory garden at Camp Tecumseh
Kenneth Percell organized a six acre garden with 480 foot pea rows four inches high and four 480 foot onion rows. The patch includes an acre of sweet corn and half an acre each of tomatoes and early potatoes with additional peas. Two watermelon rows will be grown for fun. The Tecumseh farm also raises soybeans corn oats plus livestock and observation for campers. A reader letter from Sgt. Dick Johns thanks the paper and asks for alarm clocks C O D for camp teammates.
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Kenneth Percell
Camp Tecumseh
Percell
Dick Johns
Loyal Citizen
Gems of Thought on Repentance and Reform
A collection of moral maxims on repentance stressing actions over remorse. Tryon Edwards and Anselm emphasize genuine change and pardon. Dilwyn warns repentance without amendment, Mary Baker Eddy links repentance to inner transformation. Bulwer-Lytton notes future virtue and energy to atone.
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Bulwer-Lytton
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