Controversy Grows Over Living Hall Of Fame Roster
A messy draft list for a Washington hall of fame sparks debate over who should be included. Named figures span presidents, generals, labor leaders, journalists, and politicians, with omissions and inclusions prompting strong opinions about history and recognition.
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Sculpture collection highlights power figures at Smithsonian
The piece describes Kalish sculptures in bronze, featuring Henry Ford, Hull, Rockefeller, and others with Neanderthal-like forms. Housed near the Lindbergh plane, the works, alongside presidential dresses, draw thousands to a new Washington exhibit. It notes Adelaide, South Australia, and Guatemalan cacao flavoring via xochinacatl petals.
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Dorothy Dix on Love Roles in Marriage
Dorothy Dix explores whether husbands or wives should be the more ardent lover, arguing that a wife as the adorer brings greater happiness and meaning to marriage. The column notes men often take affection for granted, while many wives deepen devotion as life progresses.
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U S Warned Japs Will Seek Avengance
Robert Bellaire, prisoner in a Tokyo internment camp, argues in NEA service writing that Japan seeks vengeance and peace may be impossible before Japan admits fault. He cites Japanese war atrocities and stresses the need to expose wartime crimes while considering postwar world relations.
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