Willkie’s One World praised as guide for postwar peace
The review lauds Willkie’s One World for its factual, orderly analysis of postwar aims. It cites his call for planned peace, global cooperation, and active American leadership while noting broad sympathy for the United States abroad and concern over imperialism.
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Europe
Asia
America
United Nations
Britain
Stalin
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Argentina Joins Allies in War Solidarity
The piece asserts Argentina will enter the war against the Axis, closing a haven for totalitarian agents and strengthening Western Hemisphere unity. It praises the Argentine masses as pro American and calls for a hearty welcome into democracy.
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Argentina
Public Opinions From High Point and Winston-Salem
Citizens and officials comment on Goodwill Industries service for handicapped workers in Winston Salem. Merchants support daily city trash pickups to improve cleanliness. Local leaders discuss Superior Court impact on High Point finances and court costs.
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Frank Sizemore
Goodwill Industries
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Ll. B. Williams
Superior Court
Sixth Sense Saved Cruiser at Casablanca Torpedo Run
A U S battle cruiser escaped five torpedoes during the Casablanca landing on Nov 8 1942 after a last minute course change guided by navigation officer Commander F C Lane. The incident came to light in Philadelphia when a French submarine commander learned all five torpedoes missed due to timing.
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Darlan
African
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Humbert W. Ziroli
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Exalted Pride Versus Divine Oversight Quote
The brief verse quotes Obadiah warning against self exaltation and lists a contrast with divine judgment. It adds a line from Emerson pondering human conceit and divine encounter in humble places. The piece reflects on humility, faith, and literary allusion.
Ants Bring News of Picnics in Paper Readership
A humorous reflection notes ants reading newspapers to learn picnic locations and mocks guests feeling at home as a reason people leave. The writer toys with social observations and playful imagery about domestic life and crowds.
History of Navy oil reserves lease and its protagonists
An account recalling Washington battles over Navy oil reserves leased to Standard Oil, highlighting California agitators, Wilson era opposition, Fall and Doheny deal, and the Walsh investigations that exposed corruption and restored the reserves.
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Raleigh News and Observer
Washington
Standard Oil Company
Navy
California
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Doheny
la Follette
Kendrick
Walsh
Coolidge
Tom Walsh
Supreme Court narrows wage hour scope for railroad cooks
The Supreme Court ruled wage hour coverage does not apply to a cook serving maintenance of way employees on an interstate railroad. The decision questions administrative readings of the act and may trigger new interpretations, amid broader concerns over wage hour law clarity.
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Associated Press
Wage Hour Administration
Congress
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