Monroe Doctrine a Century and a Quarter Reflected
W A Bivins reflects on the Monroe Doctrine on its 120th anniversary, tracing U S actions in the Americas from Monroe to Harding and Wilson, and arguing for a future of a community of nations not a balance of power. He warns against foreign meddling and urges junking personal anxieties to build strong character.
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Monroe
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Imon Bolivar
Juarez
Mexico
Maximillian
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Grover
England
Veneto
British Guiana
Villa
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama
Colombia
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Rca
Argentina
Japan
Germany
Britain
Russia
China
Courageous Sergeant Follows His Company Till Shells Cut Him Down
A World War II dispatch from Italy recalls a sergeant who stayed with his unit despite a bad knee and a march through rugged mountains. He refused early medical reclassification, endured pain, and was finally felled by shell fragments during an attack near Cassino. The scene is framed by chaplain Delbert Kuehl’s reflections on duty and country.
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Cassino
Delbert Kuehl
Hopkins
Minn
Africa
United States
Sicily
North Africa
Messina
Outfit
Italy
Bargainville barter drives for soldiers recipients
South Pa natives who barter with Canadian soldiers may be prospering. W. H. Whitten requests recovery of three valuable items including a gold thimble and two pins donated by mistake during a costume jewelry drive.
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Salt Lake City
South Pa
Rncan
W. H. Whitten
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