Does Roosevelt Seek A Definite Break In War Policy
The piece argues Roosevelt may be perceived as pressing Germany toward war while not advocating open conflict. It discusses U S. aid to England, potential German retaliation, and speculation on war inevitability. It also notes World War I themes, housing programs, and remarks from Alan Seeger’s birth anniversary in North Carolina. It ends urging public duty and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Germany
United States
England
Amercan
American Legion
Durham
Europe
Alan Seeger
New York City
Belloy-en-Santerre
France
Horace Mann School
Harvard University
French Foreign Legion
America
Seeger
Peace That the World Cannot Give
A devotional meditation on Jesus words and the Spirit of Truth offering inward peace beyond worldly war. The piece contrasts the world’s fleeting comfort with Christ’s enduring calm, urging faithful endurance, forgiveness, and living by faith as the path to true peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farflung
God
Walter Winchell on Broadway notes of an innocent bystander
Walter Winchell surveys Broadway notes from first nights to radio and film reviews. He highlights Village Green at White Plains tryouts, praise for The Magic Lanterns stars, and critiques of Man Hunt and Out of the Fog. He covers Broadway Limited jokes, radio debates, and currents in entertainment and politics with WWI and WWII era references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Town
Frank Craven
White Plains
Wm. Saravan
Mr. Runyon
Manhattan
Broderick Crawford
Binnie Barnes
Meliers
Walter Pidgeon
Hitler
Brooklyn
John Garfield
Thomas Mitchell
Ida Lupino
Eddie Albert
Billy the Kid
Robert Taylor
Brian Donlevy
Taylz
Franchot
Joan Bennett
Playboys
Tone
Ringsider
Nectarines and Burban killjoys in horticulture history
A column critiques advertising honesty and traces the nectarine myth to mutation rather than crossbreeding. It argues nectarines are smooth skinned peaches, notes Pliny and Japanese origins, and minimizes Luther Burбан's role. The piece also reassesses Luther Burbank as a publicist figure rather than a scientific innovator, praising only his potato contribution.
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America
Luther Burbank
Burbank
Pliny
Japan
California
Far West
Massachusetts
After Thoughts by W A Bivins Reflects on homes and stars
The author recalls moving after thirteen years and reflects on wandering, family ties, and comfort in the night sky. He visits Deep River Friends meeting house, marvels at historical roots from 1735, and praises the Quaker simplicity and honesty of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends OF
Deep River
George Washington
Cornwallis
Church Yard
Guilford Court House
Florence
Jamestown
Mr. Briggs
Joseph Peele
George Fox
Society of Friends
Ife
Oliver Cromwell
Beheading Spies Cited Amid Wartime Opinions
A montage notes 1941 beheadings in Germany of spies and broad wartime quotes from Rev. Paul Scherer Merrill Meigs Sidney Hillman Howard Scott and others. It cites Billy Mitchell’s legacy and calls for honoring his aviation caution as the army expands flight production to counter the Luftwaffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Hickory Daily Record
Billy Mitchell
America
Coral Gables
Fla
American Legion
Unilary
General Mitchell
Hitler
No One Will Know by Harold Lacey and Fred Lempriere
A Harper and Brothers novel presents Rosalie as the ideal courtesan observed through time sections. The narrative traces the Creole and English blood mixing in three generations of the Sempiere family, detailing love, seduction, duty, and honor amid social differences and secrets.
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Harper and Brothers
N. Y
Rosalie
Lacey
Fred Lempriere
Lucy
Fred
S.C
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High Point Enterprise
J. P. Rawley
Kapus M. Waynick
High Point
Im City
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
N. C
Congress
National
John Budd CO
Lexington Ave
Amer
Winston-Salem
U.S.H.A
Dick Reynolds
New York
Jesus
Jerusalem
Gor
Jesus Gerist
Heaven
Father
Christ
Macbeth
Paul
Walter Winchell
Broadway
Bill Corium
Don Dunphy
Mary Small
Juan Arvizu
Ronmiana
Chas. Lindbergh, Sr
Walter Eli Quigley
Lindbergh
Flack Oakie
Liberty
National Defense
Bill Davidson
Gloria Callen
Collier's
Adolf Hitler
Elise
National Socialist Party
U.S
Charles A. Lindbergh
America First Committee
W. A. Bivins
North Carolina
Texas
Wife
Jupiter
Saturn
Earth
Paul Scherer
Hamilton College
Tit
Merrill C. Meigs
OPM
Sidney Hillman
Toyoshiko Kagawa
Howard Scott
Technocracy, Inc
Cromwell
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