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Peace Speech on Postwar World by Evening Huronus
The excerpt recalls a 1939 quotation urging a global peace that preserves American power, guarantees freedom of movement and commerce, sustains employment through adequate trade, and protects lasting freedom and independence worldwide.
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Silly season and politics collide in hot weather musings
A reflective column mocks the silly season as heat fuels odd politics and legal risks. It notes Texas governor O Daniel proposes private armed forces, Oklahoma mixes criminal syndicalism charges over books like Grapes of Wrath, a Toledo man risks five years for nagging postcards, and a Cleveland tale that proves a dream can gain national notice. The piece warns against turning silliness into policy and hints at 1941 style stunts.
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O’daniel
Texas
Biscuit and Banjo
O'Daniel
Oklahoma
Steinbeck
Toledo
Germany
Russia
Cleveland
Where Religion Is Free and Membership in 250 Churches Grows
The 1941 Yearbook of American Churches reports about 64,501,594 members in 250 churches and religious bodies in the United States. It notes broad harmony with 68,009,000 unaffiliated, asserting equal rights for all denominations to win converts and praising freedom as a priceless possession.
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America
Skyrocket To Signal Light In Fireworks Defense Effort
The piece notes growing restrictions on fireworks for the Fourth of July and reports that manufacturers now devote facilities to making signal lights, smoke bombs, flares, and trench mortar shells for defense use. It cites a flare from a military plane and a signal light from a Very pistol as examples.
France Eyes Jews as Scapegoats in New Anti Jewish Laws
The piece condemns France for adopting anti Jewish measures praising Nazi Germany. It questions the logic of arresting twelve thousand Jews as participants in a supposed plot to wreck French German collaboration. It argues the plan targets Jews as scapegoats rather than reflecting genuine French originality.
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France
Europe
German Reich
Petain
Hitler
Records Fall As Electric Power And Tool Making Peak
The era of industrial growth is highlighted as May sets new records with the highest electric power generation in U S history and machine tool output reaching 60,060,000 dollars for May, nearly doubling May 1940. The piece frames these feats as steps toward breaking long-standing tensions and returning to normalcy after 20 years of strain.
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America
The Americas Awake Gradually and Tolerant No More
The piece argues that the Americas are waking to Nazi tactics and expanding efforts, noting U S actions like repatriating consular officers and propagandists and describing covert German links in Mexico and El Salvador. It charges long‑standing tolerance ending as scrutiny tightens across nations.
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Americas
United States
Mexico
Germany
el Salvador
Leeann
Women Make Nation's Health Depend On Diet And Duty
Ruth Milleti argues American women shape national health by diet. She notes past gaps in knowledge and finances, praises current access to nutrition guidance, and urges housewives to fundProper meals, garden work, and time in the kitchen to feed children, claim duties to family, community, and country.
They Say Hitler Threatens World Wealth and Freedom
A compilation of dramatic quotations warns that a Nazi victory would concentrate global wealth, imperil the United States, and trigger relentless dangers at sea and from British aggression unless Americans fight for liberty. The voices include Rep. Martin Dies, Sen. Carter Glass, and Carl Sandburg.
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Hitler
America
Martin
Texas
The Douglas B-19 Bomber Aims at Global Air Supremacy
A guest editorial from The Evening Humanite highlights America's aviation rise. It details the Douglas B-19 bomber's first flight in California, its massive size, range, and crew, and notes immense wartime production shifts. Engineers cite extensive interior complexity and power systems, marking a pivotal step toward warcraft.
Labor Rise against Wage Control Debate in Congress
Washington reports that whether price control legislation should include wage controls remains controversial. Government actions to prevent strikes and stabilize wages through industry agreements may reduce the need for direct wage laws. Sidney Hillman argues wage controls are effectively achieved via voluntary agreements in shipbuilding construction and aircraft, with broader labor peace possible next year if such deals hold.
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Washington
Sidney Hillman
OPM
Hilliman
Eiliman
Congress
Radio Programs Schedule for New York July 1
Central Standard time listings reveal a dense network of NBC CBS and MBS programs. Highlights include Lindbergh from San Francisco at 10:30, Welterweight bout Al Davis versus Friteie Zivic, several drama and variety slots, and nightly news from Ted Steele and Lowell Thomas.
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New York
Sere
Toni
NBC
MBS
Charles A. Lindbergh
San Francisco
al Davis
Friteie Zivic
NSC -Red
Johnny
Bc-Blue
Ned Jordan
Morton Gould
van Dyne
Romeos
Nbc-Blue
Edwin C. Hill
Cbs-East
Hedda Hopper
Stella Unger
Paul Sullivan
Paul Douglas
Lowell Thomas
F. Waring
Amos and
Andy
Cbs
Farty
Sean Hersholt
Christian
Juan Arvizu
World News
Ames
Deuce
Auxiliary Officers Named At Gann Valley
Mrs Alyce Strand was elected President of the American Legion Auxiliary of Gann Valley at a Friday meeting at Miss Jessie Hasbig s home. Other officers include Vice President Mrs Hattie Rasmussen second vice president Mrs Merle Tysdale secretary Mrs Gladys Brown treasurer Mrs Jearl Fraser chaplain Mrs Edith Lawyer organist Mrs Jessie Gunderson sergeant at arms Mrs Elizabeth Thompson historian Mrs Mettie Septes clara al Th unit plans a August shift for Say in August. HOCKHAM GROUP HOLDS PROCEDAM Indoor picnic by Homemakers Extension Club in honor of Mrs Inez leaving for Agar where Mr Schaffer becomes rent agent. Afterwards, group went to Redfield for theatre.
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Gann Valley
Alyce Strand
American Legion Auxiliary of
Jessie Hasbig
Hattie Rasmussen
Merle, Tysdale
Gladys Brown
J’earl Fraser
Edith Lawyer
Jessie Gunderson
Elizabeth Thompson
Mettie
Hockham Group
Homemakers’ Extension Club
Anna Hammond
Inezer
Agar
Schaffer
Redfield
Broadway Class of 42 Graduation Honors and Laughs
Dorothy Kilgallen profiles Broadway’s Class of 42 with famous names and gags. Highlights include Ethel Merman, Victor Mature, Boris Karloff, Veronica Lake, Judy Garland, and Joan Crawford. A playful round-up of stars, clubs, gossip, and stagings marking the end of Broadway’s entertainment semester.
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Broadway
Great White Way
Oscar Levant
Broadway Rose
Joan Carroll
Jo Ann Sayres
Vivienne Segal
Martha Stephenson Kemp
Victor Mature
Margot Grahame
Veronica Lake
Walter Lippmann on American policy and two oceans
Walter Lippmann argues the United States must defend vital interests in both oceans with existing naval strength. He says relying on improbable Axis outcomes is dangerous and urges freeing American sea power from a Pacific bind to counter Germany and Japan. He stresses a shift toward air power and submarines while safeguarding China, the Philippines, and Australia.
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New York
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Gambier
Russia
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Pacific
Great Britain
Pacific Ocean
Axis
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Malaya
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Australia
Iran
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By Galbraith
Raymond Clapper
By Raymond Clapper
Dorothy Kilgallen
Ethel Merman
Panama
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Liberty Jones
Boris Karloff
46Th Street
Copacabana
William Saroyan
Else Maxwell
Jeanie
Billy
Rose
Lois Anndrew Jessel
Stork
Julie Haydon
Cafe Society
James MacKinley Bryant
Hollywood
Garbo
Myrie Loy
William Powell
Charlie Chaplin
Grover Whalen
Monty Woolley
Joan Crawford
Ann Corio
Don Ameche
New Orleans
Bob Hope
L’affaire Ciro
Judy Garand
the Hartmans
Franchot Tone
Burgess Meredith
Carol Bruce
Cafe Pierre
Billy Rose
Eleanor Heim
North Carolina
Tito Guitar
Hemisphere
Far East
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