Nations Waleing on the New Policy Debate
Washington faces deep concern over lacking a clear foreign policy as war ends. Critics argue Britain dominance and Moscow influence threaten U S autonomy while imperial commitments from Hawaii to China test new power capabilities and provoke old imperial debates.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Capitol Hill
Italy
Number Ten Downing Street
Britain
Pacific
Uncle Sam
Lord Mountbatten
Japan
Iies
Pee A. MacArthur
Joseph Stilwell
Baltic
Black Sea
Kremlin
Moscow
Siberia
Ent
United States
Churchill
Stalin
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
London
House
Hawaii
Philippines
China
U. S
Versailles
League of Nations
Henry L. Stimson
Herbert Hoover
Secre Ot
Petroleum policy sparks global tensions and fuel fears
The article notes a heated debate over the Ickes Hall Roosevelts pipeline plan from the Persian Gulf to eastern Mediterranean ports and Navy Secretary Knoxs pledge to secure petroleum concessions. It mentions Allied and Axis rivals challenging distant installations and the need to stock vital fuel while domestic shortages fuel urgency. It also oddly mentions a patent medicine ad for Penetro.
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Ickes-Hall-Roosevelt
Persian Gulf
Navy
B. Knox
America
Hannegan Seen As Calm Agent In Roosevelt Era Politics
The piece portrays Bob Hannegan as a big boisterous yet approachable national figure and Roosevelt ally who admires reforms like the Hatch Act but remains cautiously optimistic about Democratic prospects. It notes Roosevelt’s potential fourth term and Hannegan’s evolving role on a nationwide stage.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rt FE
Hannegan
James A. Farley
Washington
St. Louis
F.D.R
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Newland
New
Mr. Hannegan
Nartisan
Bob
Bob Hannegens
Four Tar Heels Listed As Wounded in Action
The War Department released 244 U. S. soldiers wounded in action. Four North Carolina men in the Mediterranean area are Pvt Everitt L. Miller of Catawba Rt 1 Sgt Melvin L. Miller of Warne Rt 1 Pvt Walter D. Moretz of Hickory Rt 2 and Pvt William E. Neal of Belew Creek Rt 1.
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Washington
War Department
U. S
North Carolina
Mediterranean
Everitt L. Miller
Nessare A. Miller
Catawba
Melvin L. Miller
Annie S. Barnes
Warne
Walter D. Moretz
Maude N. Moretz
Rt. 2
Hickory
William E. Neal
Altie G. Neal
Belew Creek
Radio Program Schedule With Performances And News
A dense radio timetable lists programs and guests including James and His Orchestra, Sammy Kaye, Eddie Cantor, Frank Sinatra, Bob Ripley, Kay Kyser, and Morton Gould. It notes drama segments, quizzes, news, commentaries, and variety shows across late afternoon to late night slots with multiple hosts and orchestras.
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Theey
Cart
Eguvenaine
Ybren
Ney Howe
Abe Lyn
Tim Ffealy
Dbs Heary
Waris
Cormentercoke
Ee Wis, Jr
James
Gongertmade Angers Ae of
West
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Marines
Kaltenborn
Nbe
Mrs. North
Sammy Kaye
Mon Oolley
Dha
Cecil
Cecil Brown News Comt—mbes B:15—Lum and Abner Seralt—bio Fulton Oursler
Nbee
Gen Ersholt
Christian
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Eddie Cantor
Joseph Duoninger
Gabriel Heatter
Bob Ripley
Lietret
Nbec
Jack Carson
Cbe
First Nighter
Kay Kyser
Raymond Gram Ewing
Biu Theat
Mr Tele
Dbs
Royal Arch Gunnison
Sally Sweetland
Biu Arch Ward
Morton Gould
Ome Mystic
Oebs
Biu
Mbe
What is psychology and psychoanalysis
A compact 1920s style quiz and hints page notes psychology as the science of the mind and psychoanalysis as a mind curing method based on internal desires. Horoscopes predict mood, travel, and social changes with cautions about health and alterations.
Red Cross Assists Servicemen in Family Emergencies
When a serviceman must be with family during a crisis, the Red Cross can verify the need at the request of the commanding officer. If illness or death occurs and communications fail, a message may be sent through the Red Cross to the stationed member.
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American Red Cross
Noah Webster’s Phonetic Spelling Proposal
Noah Webster pioneered phonetic spelling in America and once suggested converting medicine to med icin. The remark underscores his effort to reform spelling to reflect pronunciation.
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Noah Webster
Industrial orders hint at shorter work week
A Cleveland area paper notes a surge of orders to furniture makers suggests a shortened work week nationwide. The item mentions an Alderman Sykes and a May 7-8 meeting of the State Merchants Association, with references to old clerks and March 15 1984.
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Cleveland Ayer
Ashe
Syrace
Stalkaner
Sykes
Easter Monday tea dance at country club sets mood
Time reports Miss Margaret Haus er travels to Miami for ten days while Jelly Leftwich and Duke A. provide music for the Easter Monday tea dance at the country club. Harriet Elliott of Woman’s College lectures at the YWCA in a series sponsored by Business and Professional girls.
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Margaret Hauser
Miami
Fla
Jelly Leftwich
Duke A
Harriet Elliott
Woman's College
Y.W.C.A
Hickory Man Listed As Naval Casualty
The Navy Department announced 140 U S naval casualties. From Hickory area families are Pfc Milford Dietz USMC wounded previously, and Ensign Percy Eugene Divenney USN wounded. Wives and parents named include Mrs Vada V Benfield of Charlotte and Mrs Lora M Swann of Welch Cove.
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Washington
Navy Department
U. S. Naval Forces
North Carolina
Harold L. Benfield
USMC
Vada V. Benfield
N. Brevard Street
Charlotte
Milford Dietz
Milford L. Dietz
Brooks
Hickory
Percy Eugene Divenney
J Shannon Divenney
Wm. R. Swann
MCA
Lora M. Swann
Welch Cove
Blind Woman Finds Rooms For Workers In Oakland
Mrs Kennedy conducts a Braille driven canvass for war housing in Oakland. She calls every telephone book name and records results in Braille read aloud by a neighbor. The survey notes strong results and highlights large insurance policy totals nationwide.
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Oakland
Calif
Kennedy
War Housing Bureau
Local Fashion Show Draws Crowd at Municipal Theatre
Twenty years ago on March 15 1974 a large audience viewed a fashion show at the Municipal Theatre. Albert Overholtzer discovered a paper fire in the composing room and alerted Northside fire station. Firemen used chemicals to extinguish the blaze as rats reportedly chewed matches.
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Albert Overholtzer
The
Enterprise
Northside
Early American dictionary surpassed English standard in word count
The first large American dictionary boasted about 70 000 words, 20 000 more than the then current English standard dictionary, marking a notable difference in lexical scope between the two nations.
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England
Bentham’s Panopticon proposal for world peace
Jeremy Bentham a British jurist proposed peanet more than 200 years ago as a means toward world peace and orderly global governance.
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Peanet
Jeremy Bentham
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