American Public Changes Attitude Toward World War
Dr George Gallup reports a shift in American opinion since Germany's early 1940s actions. Surveys show more see U S entry in 1917 as justified, though a majority still oppose direct war today. Democratic voters and the South show stronger support for the 1917 decision, while age groups reveal varying levels of certainty about past and present policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Europe
America
American Institute of Public Opinion
Germany
Norway
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
France
United States
U. S
Britain
Oing
Institute
Perce
Wilson
Godrow Wilson
Democrats Republicane
Briain
England
Definite spying plan interrupted by Border Patrol autogira sighting
A Dude College figure outlines a plan to hide near a canyon and watch Lona. He signals that the safest act is to monitor her movements, then a Border Patrol autogira appears, hovering and approaching before the pilots acknowledge him and depart.
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Lona
KruGon Relief for Chronic Digestive Ailments Featured
Mr P L Kinyon of Mitchell recounts long standing constipation and gas problems that worsened over years. After trying KruGon his bowels stabilized, back pain eased and dizzy spells diminished. He endorses KruGon capsules sold by Humphrey Drug and local chemists.
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KruGon
P. L. Kinyon
South Edmunds 8
Mitchell
Mr. Kingon
Krutton
H. 1H
Humphrey Drug
Plane sighting after suspects flee Rainbow Canyon trail
A man spots a plane after a tense scene with occupants possibly tied to Inspector Starr of the Border Patrol. He recalls aiding in the capture of five Japanese previously and then sees Lena Montoya riding toward him along the Rainbow Canyon trail as the narrative resumes.
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Ring
Inspector Starr
Border Patrol
Ronica Bailey
Rainbow Canyon
Lena Montoya
Americans Send Cheer and Aid to War-Torn Nations
A nationwide drive details how Americans fund and ship relief to Europe and Asia. Funds go to China Emergency Relief, Belgian and Polish relief, British aid, and the Red Cross. The piece notes specific campaigns, totals raised, and the expectation of larger next year as war relief continues.
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Bert H. Davis
NEA
New York
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Red Cross
Britain
China Emergency Relief Committee
Queen Wilhelmina Fund
England
Polish Relief Committee
Greek War Relief Association
British War Relief Society
British American Ambulance Corps
American Committee For
TOG
Ghina
American Bureau
China
Associated Boards For Christian Colleges
Golden Rule Foundation
Chiang Kai-shek
France
Quaker Friends' Service Committee
Switzerland
Finland
Czechs
Poland
Yule
American Red Cross
Europe
European
Hitler
Ree Heights Church elects officers at party meeting
The Helping Hand Class of the Congregational Church held its annual business meeting and election of officers with a guest day and Christmas party. Elected were President Mrs. Harry Flint Vice president Mrs. Hugh McKelvey Secretary Mrs. William Steele Treasurer Mrs. B Curtis.
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Ree Heights
Congregational Church
Harry Flint
Hugh McKelvey
William Steele
B. Curtis
Frankfort WSCS Meeting Ponders January Host Home
The Women's Society of Christian Service gathered at Mrs. Paul Baird’s home with strong turnout. The group plans to meet in January at Fred Bickneses's home, continuing its community service efforts in Frankfort.
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Frankfort
WSCS
Prankfort
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Paul Baird
Fred Bicknese
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U.S
George Gallup
Geyerman's
Dude College
Jan Ciechanowski
London
Ciechanowski
Jerzy Potocki
Washington
Geo
Waffle Bakers
Northwestern Public Service Co
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