Plain Language on Japanese Aggression and U S Navy Action
The piece reports on foreign press reaction to Churchill's latest remarks condemning Japanese aggression and outlining potential alignment with the United States if peace hopes fail. It notes U S Navy moves to take over the Federal Shipbuilding plant at Kearny New Jersey over labor relations disputes and frames it as part of preserving American life and labor principles.
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Churchill
Pacific
Hitler
Mussolini
Europe
United States
Japan
Germany
Department of State
British Empire
United States Navy
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Kearny
N. J
Navy
Korndorff
Roosevelt Says Union Maintains Hard Line on Union Dues
President Roosevelt notes the Union's demand for a maintenance of membership clause in contracts, enforcing dismissal of nonpaying members. The company rejects a closed shop, defending worker free choice and opposing compulsion while praising principled bargaining.
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Roosevelt
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Holt McPherson Returns as Shelby Star Managing Editor
Holt McPherson, a longtime Enterprise figure, returns to the state to become managing editor of the Shelby Star. The Daily paper, led by publisher Lee B. Weathers, has grown in circulation and strength, and McPherson’s health and Mrs. McPherson’s improved condition support the move. He spent four years in Florida in journalism and real estate before rejoining the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt McPherson
Enterprise Organization
Shelby Star
McPherson
Lee B. Weathers
Churchill Speech Signals Three Aims and War Message
Churchill’s wartime address yesterday elevates its status among public talks. He outlines three aims: enlighten Britons about the Atlantic conference, bolster courage for conquered peoples, and urge a cautious but clear warning to Americans. The speech argues the U S has effectively declared war on Hitlerism by joining Britain’s cause and by actions Congress endorses.
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Churchill
Atlantic
United States
Europe
Congress
Germany
Mr. Churchill
Churchill's plea on American entry in war
The piece argues that Nazi policy divides and conquers by striking at nations one by one. It credits Churchill with warning America not to wait for its turn to be looted by Hitler and suggests his call aims to provoke full American entry. Wheeler's reaction is noted as mixed.
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Egy
Churchill
America
Hitler
Wheeler
Ray Carlen
Hertha
Mexico
Yuma
Max Baer
Baer
Max
Self prepared piano career turns loss into success
Daisy Haines of Syracuse transformed a job loss into a top town employment by self teaching piano and modern dance, practicing relentlessly for four months. She rented a studio piano, studied modern styles from radios, and offered three free nights to prove herself at the Saengerbund Club, which led to a permanent, highly regarded position. Her story urges readers to prepare thoroughly before seeking work and to keep a success scrapbook.
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Daisy Haines
Onondaga Street
Syracuse
Mixed Quotes on Security and Statecraft Across Voices
A collection of brief, paraphrased statements from figures like Dr. Eugene Stanley, Mau Rice Rentner, Charles Edison, Abraham Epstein, and President Roosevelt touches on defense versus security, modest dress, athletic prowess versus governance, tax funding for defense, and faith in youth, illustrating debates on national policy and social programs.
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Eugene Stanley
Fletcher School
Abraham Epstein
Roosevelt
Walter Winchell by Low Nova on destined heavyweight champion
The article presents Walter Winchell detailing his self belief in becoming the next heavyweight champion, recounting humble beginnings on the San Francisco Bay Bridge, early boxing success at Alameda High and California Aggie, and a stubborn, self directed path including marriages, training, and views on yoga and cosmic punch as factors in his improved condition. It highlights his clashes with managers and opponents, and his pride in never accepting easy advice.
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Low Nova
Alameda Cals High
Sacramento Junior College
California Aggie
Alameda
Changing Luck and Cosmic Punch Behind the Ring
A boxer reflects on dynamic stance, cosmic punch lessons, and a hospital recovery. He cites time in Nevada State Prison with Warden Bill Lewis and a lifer as key to returning to the ring. He discusses prefight rituals, rivals like Louis and Galento, and defying superstition while training with Ray Accel as his second.
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Conn
Carlen
Carson City
Ney
Nevada
Bill Lewis
Ray Accel
Louis
Joe
No tax levy increase for city schools to stay
City schools will not see a higher tax levy this year per a statement released today. The Peacock Bible Class plans a ladies night at the city lake tomorrow evening, with Carter Dalton chairing the reception committee for the Democratic hosts at the big barbecue Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock Bible
City Lake
Carter Dalton
Morale, civilian effort meet in Washington critique
Peter Edson argues civilian morale lag affects the military during mobilization. He critiques Office of Civilian Defense, USO, and McNutt led Health Welfare Defense Activities for weak funding and unclear results. He praises recreation yet flags money problems and policy frictions amid defense work.
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Washington
National Guard
Selective Service Army
United States
Mayor la Guardia
United Service Organizations
Tom Dewey
Paul McNutt
la Guardia
USO
K of C
Salvation Army
Legion
Defense Activities Organization
McNutt
Paul Voorhis McNutt
Pep
Office of Emergency Management
OEM
Budget Bureau
Mark McClosky
New York
Irvin Abel
American College of Surgeons
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Sec’y and Treas
Bammett
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Capus M. Waynick
Cartier
High Point
Dale Carnegie
Maurice Rentner
Charles Edison
New Jersey
STEM
Henry Have
Hull
Marshal Petain
Walter Winchell
San Francisco Bay Bridge
Herthe Robbins
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
Paris
Gilly Conn
Jimmy SteLarnin
Broadway
Jacobs Beach
The
San Francisco Symphony
Tony Galento
Thomas Gelder
J. F. Hilton
Richmond
John WW. Paul
Eleanor Wilson
Virginia Beach
Ocean View
Chitford Jarvis
F. M. Jarvis
Bencincin Street
Hoover
Donx
Charleston
William BR
Boy Scouts of
J. P. Lovelace
Wilson
Charles F. Tomlinson
Parkway
Nellie Muse
Lexington
E. F. Craven
Asheboro
England
Humber River
North Carolina
A. D. Watts
Kinston
Peter Edson
Peter Edcom
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