The Battle of Flanders Triumphs in Morale Boost
A 1940 wartime news item notes the Battle of Flanders as a defeat for the Allies with heavy losses yet highlights renewed morale in French and British ranks. It praises rescues at Dunkirk and asserts the Allies, though defeated, may still prevail later, urging American prudence amid fears of submarines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
Dunkerque
Paris
Anch
Germany
Maxime Weygand
Great Britain
France
Hitler
Three day week urged to curb unemployment and break Russia links
Mayor LaGuardia backs a three day week as a remedy for unemployment, arguing it would not raise payrolls and might not boost production. He criticizes the plan as flawed and warns it could fail to restore wealth without higher wages. The piece also questions relations with Russia, noting concerns over a domestic Fifth Column and suggesting a decisive break might be necessary despite trade costs.
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LaGuardia
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Russia
Roosevelt
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Moscow
Red
Red Cabal
Norway
Folland
Belgium
Italy in the Other War and its wartime memory
The article argues Italy will join the Nazis in the war as Mussolini times the 25th anniversary of Italy's World War I entry to shape national sentiment. It recalls Caporetto, where Italian retreat became a rout and Austrian and German forces. reserves from France and Britain arrived, with 300,000 prisoners and thousands of guns lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Mussolini
Jie
I Duce
Caporetti
Piage
Statians
Spain
Hitler
Census drive seeks Helena residents for accurate count
An eleventh hour census check in Helena urges all residents to be counted. Officials emphasize civic duty and cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce to ensure a complete population figure before books close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Chamber of Commerce
Helene
Maécolins
Mouse
Veteran Hoover Echoes On War Crisis And Patriotism
A veteran observer notes that former President Hoover speaks with authority on the crisis, drawing on his World War I leadership. He underscores Hoover’s patriotism, resilience after defeat in 1982, and long record of service. The piece calls for leveraging his experience and locates the pursuit of Hiller as time runs out for the Allies.
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Hoover
Campaign for Posture Promotes Healthful Standing Walking
Minnesota physicians urge better posture with tips on knee alignment, straight walking, properly fitting shoes, and chest and abdomen posture. They note that even the anaemic or fat can improve posture with effort, while wide cultural and global asides appear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physicians of
Minnesota
Roses Peonies And Dutch Tulips In Central Kansas
Editor notes praise for Kansas garden blooms after seven dry summers. Mentions rose petals early spring, peonies and tulips amid a history lesson on Dutch wives and German soldiers, plus William Allen White quote about flowers and gratitude. Also references a Hollywood publicity stunt involving Carol Landis and a failed “ping girl” gimmick.
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Rosa
Tris
Kansas
Raine
Rome
Thair
Pravauly
William Allen White
Imperia Gazette
Rolle Woo
Aultlient Atamina
Bizacre
Hollywood
Brejantorm
Carol Landin
Junior
Misa Landis
Carol Landis
Hokum
St. Lowis
Wispatch
We must have not only a change In the ttchpic of government
Wendell L. Willkie urges a fundamental return to constitutional principles to save the nation from disunity and prejudice. The Industrial News Review notes the timely warning for Americans to reclaim a government based on constance hope and good will and move forward united as a nation.
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Wendell L. Willkie
Brievly
Pongortinness
Industrial News Review
World War Threats and Shifting Global Order
The writer argues a looming crisis from Nazism and the Soviet threat, describing a world changing through redistribution and reorganization. He warns that revolutions and upheavals may occur without mass protest, as nations face a stark choice between mobilization and subservience while Munich and Holland loom in the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
Holland
Munich
The Haskin Letter Be EASPENID 2: BASEIN Aa fierce ae Abate
Washington DC March 40 periodical review explores the educational emphasis on exploration and discovery in American history. It notes Columbus voyage details and the shift from glorified adventure to factual history, reflecting on motives such as profit and the impact on youth education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waabington
D. C
United States
Greenland
New World
Ima
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Bahamas
Cuba
India
Malett
Spantay
Spain
Discoveries and colonization shaping the New World
This excerpt traces early exploration by Americus Veer pucel and others, noting voyages to the new continent, the naming of America, and competing European claims. It outlines Columbus, Cabot, Magellan, Drake, Raleigh, and Jamestown, plus Maryland and Plymouth settlers, ending with the lasting impact on freedom and the United States.
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Mons
Archa
Spain
Americus
Pucel
Traian
Byain
Havley
Nena
Iacoveries
Verpucel
Columbus
Yerpucel
America
Chlumbun
John Cabot
Atlante
England
Gilot
Hlavayagee
Ferdinand Magellan
Portugal
Cape of Good Hapa
India
France
Porto
Jacques Carter
Gulf of Balint Law
Trnee
Am Qundes
Ant
Montreal
Canada
Spalo
Hernando Corrie
Mealen
Atlee
Mexico
Hernando de Soto
Couitry
Dlas
Philep I
Ameriica
Sir Francis Drake
South America
West
Walter Wel
Atlantic
Raleigh
Roanoke Island
Jamontown
John Smith
Plymouth
Mass
George Calvert
Lord Baltimore
Maryland
Charles River
Boston
New York
Europe
Jono
Amelia
They Say and The Nation's Defense Voice
A fragmented reflection ties together fear of totalitarian threat, calls for preparedness, and warnings about internal weakness. It cites Dewey, the death penalty debate, library anxieties, and a stark warning that liberty requires responsibility lest democracy crumble under external aggression.
American democracy vs agitator influence in 1920s critique
A dense op-ed-like critique denounces agitator masses and trade unions as undemocratic forces undermining productive progress. It condemns profiteers, unearned privilege, and tolerance of ideology, urging a return to responsible leadership, clear standards, and renewed national purpose through sober self-reform.
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Usl Fondationa
Thea
Givaenian
Batorha
Eyper
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National Probation Association
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Vuerly
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Khosett
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