Bold Axis submarines sink freighter amid war peril
A freighter was torpedoed and sunk by an Axis submarine. The account calls for stronger American resolve and full cooperation in the war effort to avert more losses and defend liberty as the conflict expands closer to home.
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Potter and Liberty War Echo in Faith and Fire
A long national reflection links World War II resolve to the Jeremiah potter tale. It recalls hero pilots like Capt. Charles G. Kegeman earning the Distinguished Service Cross, and notes an American submarine attack near Costa Rica. The piece blends faith, duty, and the duty to defend freedom with biblical prompts about God shaping nations as a potter shapes clay.
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Lord) Tennyson
Walter Winchell On Broadway Memo Reel
Walter Winchell on Broadway rounds up gossip from March era Hollywood and New York scenes. The column notes Madeleine Carroll’s secret marriage rumor to Stirling Hayden, Martha Raye’s divorce delay, and various showbiz tidbits, including Dizzy contentions, club sightings, and industry chatter.
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The Miller of the Dee and John Peel Songs
The essay recalls the Miller of the Dee legends tied to Chester and an old lyric about a bold miller beside the River Dee. It also recounts John Peel the Cumberland hunter and Graves’s account of writing the song D ye Ken John Peel on the old air, with anecdotes about Peel and hunting lore.
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Summer Walks in High Point A Retrospective
W A Bivins recalls summer evenings spent pacing the town after dark, chasing cool air and small adventures. He narrates childhood rides, near mishaps with a safety bicycle, and a late night stop at Norman D. Lippincott’s shop for a mercerized thread, reflecting on community, memory, and a patrol of the starry streets.
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Life at St. Marys Girls School Reckons a Century
A Raleigh St Marys School for Girls centennial portrait in Life at St. Marys from U N C Press covers eight alumni including Katherine Batts Salley and Nell Battle Lewis. It traces education, dress, and social changes, with figures like Dr. Albert Smedes and Ernest Cruikshank highlighted. Eleanor Wilson McAdoo noted among alumnae, while Elizabeth Warren Thompson contributes illustrations adding charm.
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