Routined Night Reflections and Broadway Parodies
A nostalgic verse of longing for yesterday and distant friends, followed by snappy, era‑tinged vignettes from New York’s nightlife and public spaces. The piece blends lyrical memory with sketches of RAF letters, comic anecdotes, and urban scenes from mid‑century city life.
Draft must be clean says General Hughes and Johnson
New York commentary argues the Burke-Wadsworth selective service bill risks political patronage by granting local boards wide discretionary power. The piece urges the President's oversight, warning the plan could affect every American home and family in handling national defense. Production delays blamed on poor planning and disorganized effort, with a critique of miscasting airplane output against standard auto production.
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New York
David Warfield
Peter Grimm
Burke-Wadsworth Selective Service
Willkie
Congress
Roosevelt
House Committee
Dog House
Direct selling proposed to boost Willkie campaign
Hugh Stuart Center outlines a plan of personal solicitation by Willkie clubs in 12 business classes to reach voters. Each group would fund its own activities, avoiding large campaign totals, with workers selling the importance of electing Willkie during normal business interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Hugh Stuart Center
San Jose
Calif
Republican
California
Independents
Democrats
Psalm 139 The All Knowing God Cares for You
Lesson notes on Psalm 139 and John 14 23 emphasizing God's omniscience omnipresence and personal care. The text argues God knows every detail of life including thoughts and actions. It invites readers to submit to God's searching and to choose to walk in His way everlasting under divine guidance.
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Fred Allen
Allen
Fred
America
Patino
Paris
Hochschild
Bolivia
Pierce
Liverpool
van den Broeke
Amsterdam
National
Grace Lines
Aramago
Mineral Bank of
Washington
Simon Patino
France
England
Mauricio Hochschild
Sam
Defense Commission
RFC
Dutch East Indies
United States
U. S
Abingdon
Jesus Christ
God
Lnto
Syncopation and Linen Lore in a Home Keeping Philander
A humorous anecdote links a doctor advising a patient to say he suffers from syncopation to quiet his wife about drinking. A separate note describes linen closets, organization habits, and decorative banding for napkins, mats, and tablecloths, with book references for shelf gifts.
Glorious Victory Quote by John Tillotson
A reflective quotation notes that true glory lies in responding with kindness when an injury starts, urging moral restraint and measured response in conflict.
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Don Wahn
Morning Mail
Walter Winchell
Royal Air Force
Nan O'Reilly
The
Journal-American
Biltmore Theater
Daily Mirror
Rew
Hullo
Bill Farnsworth
RAF
Rupert Darrell
Beaverbrook
London
Statesman
Montreal
Mount Royal Club
Canada
Grand Central
Forty-ninth and Eighth
Park Avenue
Club Caravan
Ninth Avenue
Sovciety
Fitty-first Street
Fifth
Hobo News
Fiftyninth
Seventh
Times Square
Tenth Avenue
Oxford
Brill
Grand Central Station
Ebbets Field
Seventh ‘Avenue
General Hughes
Johnson
Washington, D.C
Reaper
Siena
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible
Western 1
Ruth Wyeth
Wniur
CLO
Porras
Nees Hen
Sue — Buckle
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Badford Hills
Toit
Mult Et
Ett
Cole
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
John Tillotson