Peace and freedom in a postwar world urged by Evening Huronite
The Evening Huronite editorial from October 7 1930 argues for a postwar peace shaped by American power. It calls for freedom of movement and commerce, adequate trade, and protection of national independence at home and abroad. The piece underscores a resolve to maintain peace through strength and global engagement.
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America
Aliens Too Must Choose In Wartime Draft Policy
The article supports Secretary Hulls proposal to amend the Selective Service Act to allow aliens drafted after registration to be exempt upon request, but with a ban on future U.S. citizenship. It argues aliens who anticipate naturalization should share in national duties, as citizens do, and warn against granting citizenship to those who refuse service during the crisis.
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Hull
Congress
Germany
Britain
United States
Closing The North Door Defense Plan Unified By Canada US
The joint defense board announces completion of a six month plan to secure North America from Arctic to Greenland with mutual, coordinated measures. It pledges joint undertakings to lock back doors and deter any power from isolating the Western Hemisphere, urging rapid translation into physical establishments.
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Canada
United States
Joint Defense Board
Alaskan
Greenland
North America
Hemisphere
Opportunities To Serve In National Defense Expands
Public appeal urges all citizens to enlist as volunteers for air raid defense. Officials say a half million or more can contribute in various roles, inviting men, women and children to participate as readiness increases nationwide.
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Civilian observers mobilize to spot enemy planes
A simple civilian observers corps aims to give the army quick alerts on enemy aircraft. Observers cover territory so no plane can approach unseen, reporting location direction and speed to central headquarters. More volunteers, including women and children, are sought to strengthen defense prepares.
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United Service Organizations Form National Defense Network
The government forms the United States Service Organizations for National Defense to pool effort with groups like the Y M C A and Salvation Army. They will run 839 clubs under civilian operation, funded by a campaign targeting about 11 million dollars for year one. The aim is to provide soldiers with recreation and guidance while homesickness is eased.
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United Service Organizations
United States Service Organizations For National Defense, Inc
National Catholic Community Service
Salvation Army
Y. W. C. A. Jewish Welfare Board
Travelers Aid Association
We the Women Accept Johnny Complaints With Grain of Salt
Ruth Millett urges parents to not overreact to letters from sons in army camps about bad food and early rising. She recalls similar grumbling from college days and summers, and cites War Department morale officers on Governor’s Island who note families hear adverse stories. Parents should support morale by not over-worrying and allowing time to adjust.
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Ruth Millett
Johnny
Prease
War Department
Governor's Island
New York
Robert C. Richardson
Washington
Army
High Tide of War Talk Echoes From Leaders Across Americas
Quotes from Breckinridge Long Sidney Hillman John D Biggers Edmund Walsh Vidkun Quisling and Douglas Fairbanks Jr reflect tense wartime outlooks in the Western hemisphere. Calls for labor management cooperation mix with warnings of grave danger and urgent production efforts as the region faces global conflict.
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Sidney Hillman
Office of Production Management
America must defend itself before it is attacked
Editors argue over when to begin active defense amid looming war. They urge measured policy, noting democracy allows informed citizen input but urge discretion for national security. They warn Hitler defeats those who wait to act collectively rather than stand united early.
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Hemisphere
Greenland
Aleutian Islands
Philippines
Hawaii
Pacific
Iceland
Azores
Dakar
Atlantic
Britain
Raymond Clapper Reflects On Hitler Birthday And World War II
Washington dispatches report Hitler’s fifty second birthday observed with “soldierly simplicity.” The piece argues the conqueror cannot inspire mercy, cites Polish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Belgian, and French suffering, and notes policy shifts and costs in America from war efforts and production. The writer condemns Hitler’s methods and predicts ongoing struggle until downfall.
Cranium Crackers at the Zoo Puzzle Questions
A zoo themed puzzle offers multiple choice questions on animal habitats. Items include polar bear choices Chile South Pole Rocky Mountains Arctic and a list for Lisma and other species with options across continents. Answers appear at the bottom of the page.
Radio Tonight Mayhem of Network Schedules Across NYC
New York listings reveal a dense Thursday night with NBC CBS and NBC Blue airing a mix of news programs dramas and variety acts. Highlights include Keeping Prices Down discussion with Leon Henderson and a Romney-era food blockade topic plus Fannie Brice Bing Crosby and Rudy Vallee shows and theater broadcasts.
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New York
Special News Service
Nbc-Red
MBS
CBS
Nbc-Blue
NBC
Leon Henderson
Frank Knox
Britain
Fannie Brice
Aldrich Family
Bing Crosby
Rudy Vallee
Bowes
St. Louis Opera
la Traviata
Horace Heidt
Rochester Civic Orombs
Apts
Answers To Cranium Crackers
The polar bear lives in the Arctic not the South Pole. The slima is native to South America. The eland a species of antelope inhabits southern Africa. The puma or mountain lion is found across many parts of the United States and the Americas. The otent is found in India and Central Africa.
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South
South America
South Africa
Puma
United States
Agericas
India
Central Africa
Broadway Bulletin Board Gossip Roundup
Kilgallen notes Noel Coward apartment bombing in London blitz and Noel Coward texts from captivity, Doris Duke ex Jimmy Cromwell. Jos Louis to retire before Christmas. Barbara Bennett courting, Garbo gains ten pounds, Rooney brings jade to Darnell. Rudy Vallee hospitalized for sinus operation. Eleanor Powell Merril Pye reunion talk. Florence Eldredge Fredric March show preview. Husing jitterbug at Monte Carlo. Coogan tested by studios after Hayes appearance. Manuela Hudson story with Vanderbilt. Wes Ruggles to divorce Columbia project. new Forbidden City doorman Sam Buchbaum highlighted.
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Luise Rainer
Jimmy Cromwell
Doris Duke
Noel Coward
Gerald
Row
London
Noel
Tommy Man
Asa Durham
Honeychile Wilder
Jos Louis
Barbara Hutton
Cary Grant
Woolworth Donahue
Kay Williams
Maggi McNellis
Morton Downey
Barbara Bennett
Garbo
Mickey Rooney
Xico
Linda Darnell
Rudy Vallee
Good Samaritan Hospital
Los Angeles
Elsine Barrie Barrymore
Seymour Chotiner
Richard Coogan
Helen Hayes
Vi Lopex
Alice Johne
Buféslo
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Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Arlene Judge
Francisca Simms
Ringo Brandt
Theatre Clan
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Columbia Pix
New Forbidden City
Sam Buchbaum
Two Veteran Observers on Dakar Diplomacy in Africa
In Washington on April 24 Joseph Alsop and Robert Kintner argue the United States must press for a coherent policy in French North Africa. They warn that delay risks German influence, Dakar fall, and strategic loss, urging strong American measures and possible control commissions to counter German and Vichy efforts.
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Robert Kintner
Washington
French North Africa
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Casa Blanca
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Elsmor
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Darlan
Pligy
Ministry of Economic Warfare
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New York ‘Tribune, Inc
99th Birthday Celebration at Lane Lane Home
Resident Ole Grandma Johnson marked her 99th birthday at her Lane Lane home on April 24. Despite age she stays active. Dinner at noon, prepared by Adbert Johnson and son, drew guests including G. E. Johnson of One, C. M. Barts and Warren Barts of Woonsocket, George Reg ski of Mitchell, R. S. Davick and Lowell Martin of Go Springs, A P Nelson and family, McDowall of Woonsocket, Martin Larson of Plankinton, Gust Larson of Mount Gray, and Seththday ales prepared by AS we Rati and Mrs Albert Johnson.
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Grandma” Johnson
George Regski
Mitchell
R. 5
Davick
Lowell Martin
Goa
Springs
P. Nelson
Eraington McDowall
Woonsocket
Martin Larson
Plankinton
Gust Larson
Mount Gray
AS We Rati
Albert Johnson
Honor students named Conde High School fifth six weeks
Honor roll lists at Conde High School include Freshman Mary Bradley, sophomores Bradley and Eleanor Dittis, juniors Leonard Beeeaters, seniors Nari Dahl and Donald Dittman. Wiltow Lake High to stage Going On Seventeen May 12 directed by Gertrude Piers.
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Conde High School
Mary ‘Adley
Bradley
Eleanor Dittis
Leonard i
Nari | Dahl
Donald Dittman
Willow Lake
Wiltow Lake High School
Gertrude Piers
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