Revelations on Wilson and League Echo San Francisco interview
Mrs Heanor Wilson McAdoo shares a long guarded family tale from World War I era about Woodrow Wilson and the League of Nations. She recalls his belief that the United States would join a true league only when the people desired it, and notes contemporary hopes at San Francisco for a lasting peace. The piece reflects mixed views on responsibility for past conflicts and the tempered optimism of a people seeking global accord.
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Heanor Wilson McAdoo
Wilson
Kent
Europe
San Francisco
McAdoo
Peter Edson
NHA
Woodrow Wilson
United States
League of Nations
Senate
Kedson
Lodge
America
League
Hollywood Actress Clash Over Broadway Move
Hollywood correspondent Virginia MacPherson reports Geraldine Fitzgerald declares she will perform on Broadway despite Hollywood stigma. Fitzgerald says movie people see Broadway as lower ranked and immoral, plans to shake Warner Bros contract and pursue stage work while praising her beauty and independence. A note mentions 4700 miles of thread spun from one pound of cotton.
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Virginia MacPherson
U. P
Hollywood
Holywood
Geraldine Fitzgrrild
Becwuse
Neemipt
Ixtrou
Shy
Hoseams Te Brothers
Wire
Broadway
Stiles
Civ Contyaet
Warners
Job opportunities in welfare and unemployment offices
Merits system examinations set for June 16 across Ashland Howling Green Campbellsville Covington Frankfort and other cities. Positions include clerks typists stenographers $100 to $450 salaries with field and supervisory roles. interviews and applications directed to the Personnel Examinations Supervisor 107 New State Office Building Frankfort. Final filing date June 2, 1945.
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Termanent Tuoure
Jovitiga
Focal
Tepement
Tomain
Sion
Ping GO
Senian
Senia
Ashland
Howling Green
Campbellsville
Covington
Frankfort
Hagard
Hopkinsville
Louisville
Maytvnd
Middlesboro
Morehead
Owensboro
Pikeville
Richmond
New State
Comet Hype and Household Strain in Spring
In spring the family shifts toward chores as funds run thin and routine tasks intensify. The mother grows sharp while a growing rift appears between parents, fueled by work pressures, missing ink and spittoons, and a looming Halley’s comet sparked by regional superstition and scientific notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marly
Cute
Citter
Dong
Iitcker
From My Window by Robert L. Kincaid in Atlanta memories
A reminiscence recounts meetings with Civil War era Georgia figures in 1870s Atlanta. The narrator, recalling an eighty year old former circulation clerk, cites encounters with Alexander H. Stephens, Bob Toombs, Joel Chandler Harris, and Jefferson Davis, describing the era and the volunteer legends that shaped his youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Fred L. Ailen
Atlanta
Henry W. Grady
Becuse
Grady
Mr. Allen
Ueurpin
The
Constitution
Allen
Standard Oil Company
Georgia
Alexander H. Stephens
Confederacy
Bob Toombs
Albuquerque Honors Ernie Pyle Memorial Service
In Albuquerque on May 14 a memorial service paid tribute to Ernie Pyle at the Carlitte building on the New Mexico University campus. More than 2500 attended as speeches were delivered and a military chorus from Kirtland Field sang familiar songs. Mrs Pyle wore a black suit and sat on the platform beside Mrs. E. H. Shaffer.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Eearu Pyle
Abuquenqur
Carlitte
New Mexico University
Kirtland Fick
Wir
Pyle
E. H. Shaffer
Victory service held in London across churches
London May 14. Victory thanksgiving services were held nationwide led by St Paul’s Cathedral where the Royal family and Prime Minister Winston Churchill attended. Queen Mary joined King George VI and Queen Elizabeth with Princess Elizabeth and Margaret Rose, parading through cheering crowds. The Archbishop of Canterbury delivered a sermon urging united discipline and resolve to meet postwar problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Kingdom
St. Laul's
Winston Churchill
Mary
Kinng Co
Queen Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Margaret Rowe
Canterbury
United Disciphine
Overnight Skin Whitener Ointment Trial Ad
Dr. FRED Palmer offers an overnight home trial for removing blackheads pimples and skin blemishes caused externally. The ad promises quick results with Dr. Palmer's Skin Whitener Ointment sold at 25 cents with a money back guarantee if the first trial fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Palmer
Gelegal Co
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Robert L. Kincaid
C. Arundel
Evers
Citizens News Co., Inc
Ted St
United Press
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Kentucky
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Robert
Brownlny
James Thrasher
National Editorial Association
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Hdd Johnson
Marshall Field
Ezra Pound
Genoa
Pound
Italy
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Adolf Willer
Jearme d'Arc
Mussolini
Baa
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Warner Brothers
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Orie
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Evar
Talun
Caesar
Halley
Christ
Rome
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Chalons
Attila
Actius
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Munsey's
Methuselah
Bell Circuit Court
Effeek
Helton Sporn
Kek
Moses
Manny
Miles Nervine
Milea
Ablaita Tar
Ben HL
Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
Davis
Winnie
Adopted City
Heru
Royal Family
Cumberland
Sam Brown, Mgr
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Match Motor Co
Been Wein
van Johnson, Marsha Hans
ADF
Franz Werfel
Jennifer Jones
Willam Cenit
Charles Bickford
Lee Cobr
Gladys
Henry King
William Perlberg
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