Debating Neutrality as Arms Embargo Fight Shapes Policy
The piece argues the core issue is whether the U S should back England and France to stop Hitler or stay at peace even at the risk of a German victory. It contrasts administration aims to influence against Hitler with isolationist views centered on keeping the embargo and avoiding war. Private opinions in Washington surface behind public rhetoric.
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Bruce Catton
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Hitler
England
France
Pitt
America
Pittman
Isolationsists push against arms embargo implications
The passage argues private opinions reduce to fear of committing to war by repealing the arms embargo. It notes an administration bent on Hitler's defeat could be boxed in, making repeal risky beyond immediate effects. The embargo is the symbolic hinge, with isolationists sensing a deliberate move toward entering war.
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Hitler
Germany
Pitman
Background of the cmb repeal amendment
The article presents the background of the repeal of the cmb amendment, outlining the historical context, political debate, and key figures involved. It explains how the amendment originated, the motivations for repeal, and the potential consequences for governance and policy.
Methodist Revival Brings Large Crowds to midweek services
The Methodist revival continues with big turnouts as officers teachers and department heads attend Wednesday evening service and learn from the sermon. Thursday morning’s talk centers on Paul’s Epistle to the Romans as a defining apostolic writing. Reverend Kenneth L. Spore preaches soul-searching sermons all week challenging individual Christian lives in the first verse of the presser gospel.
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Kenneth L. Spore
Paul
No Single Cure Found for Arthritis Vaccines Have Some Effect
The article explains arthritis and rheumatism have multiple causes and no universal cure. It notes vaccines often elicit a nonspecific immune response, while salt solutions and other injections can yield similar improvements, with psychological factors influencing outcomes.
Arthritis treatment must consider individual patient needs
The text notes that each arthritis patient requires special attention tailored to their character and condition and that no routine technique can control all cases. It also mentions the Cherokee Indians of Oklahoma publishing their own newspapers in their own alphabet.
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Oklahoma
Pauls duty to all people inspires church outreach
Paul expresses obligation to all mankind and urges service through the church. Thursday night services begin at the usual Scout home with scout matters and leaders noted. The youth meeting led by Reverend CB Wyatt continues to draw large numbers. Friday morning service marks the final sessions until Sunday October 15.
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Paul
Church of the Living God
CB. Wyatt
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