Clare Booth Luce says New Deal dead claims politics unaffected
The Congresswoman argues the New Deal persists with employment, unemployment insurance, pensions, and securities regulation, while she asserts it is doomed if the administration fails at home. She cautions against charity government and predicts the Republicans gains may hinge on 16 months ahead and wartime issues.
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Clare Booth Luce
Wisconsin
Imment
Luce
Congress
Clare
Deti
Washington
Congress urged to pursue calm racial dispute inquiry
The writer welcomes a congressional investigation into racial tensions, urging leaders to study facts and propose sane remedies, avoid prejudice or publicity, and lead to constructive solutions while warning against politics and sensationalism that could worsen divide. Cooperation between white and Black Americans is essential.
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Detroit
America
Roosevelt
Congress
No joint British American citizenship welcomed
A columnist argues against Col. Llewellyn idea of joint citizenship allowing Britons in the U S and Americans in Britain to vote and hold office without naturalization. The piece defends democracy in both nations and rejects merging national identities while praising neighborly tolerance and peaceful coexistence.
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Llewellin
Liewellin
British Supply Council
North America
United States
Britain
Smiths
S.B.H
Sicily Greece and Democracy series by Elmer T Peterson begins
Today through Saturday The Enterprise prints six articles by Elmer T Peterson editor of The Daily Oklahoman titled Sicily Greece and Democracy He draws comparisons between Mediterranean struggles today and events 2400 years ago and offers a history refresher for readers A Mansfield Ohio couple marries on horseback and heads down a bridle path A tenth boy is born to a Missouri couple and the household noise is noted
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Elmer T. Peterson
Daily
Oklahoman
Sicily
Greece
Democracy
Peterson
Mediterranean
Daily Oklahoman
Prohibited Beach Photography and Tax Change Discussed
Local statements address wartime rules banning cameras and binoculars along the Atlantic coast from Maine to Florida. Officials urge compliance to avoid enforcement trouble. Other remarks cover an employee tax shift, towel shortages at city lakes, and praise for community cooperation with servicemen.
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Eastern Defense Command
Atlantic Sea
Maine
Florida
Sicily Greece and Democracy echoes through the ages
An editorial notes parallels between 2400 years ago and today as Athens battles for influence over Sicily. It highlights Alcibiades, Pericles and Socrates, warns democracy faltering amid prosperity, and condemns Sophists for persuading over truth in a Rome-like cycle.
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Sicily
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Aristophanes
Demosthenes
A Thought And the priest said unto them Go in peace
A fragmentary scripture style note cites Judges 18 6 and Psalm 127 7 urging peace within walls and prosperity within palaces. The text blends biblical phrases in a reflective, devotional tone.
Weathered lines and pointed jokes span a wartime column
The piece mocks government secrecy on weather causes and touts home grown produce while lampooning public figures. It notes June 15 as a turning point with jokes about golf etiquette and wartime submarine actions. A legal dispute hints at domestic troubles and a meat buyer faces a sharp complaint over cuts and bones.
Broadway Notes Echo Old spice of Newsreel Wit
A collage of 1944 era stage and radio reviews notes revived shows like Boy Meets Girl and Early to Bed with mixed praise. It praises Joey Faye Lewis Charles Sara Lee Harris Bing Crosby and others while highlighting the wartime Stage Door Canteen display and cultural commentary from Bob Trout Joseph C. Harsch and Eric Severeid.
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Lewis Charles
Sara Lee Harris
Oklahoma
N. Y
Jean Roberts
Bing Crosby
Bob Trout
Europe
Joseph C. Harsch
Eric Severeid
Washington
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