We Must Help Refugees With Faithful Hearts
An editorial urges Americans to aid refugees and relief efforts without breaking neutrality. It cites France's refugee burden, recalls millions displaced in Europe, and endorses Red Cross and Friends Service Committee efforts while warning against callous indifference.
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Europe
United States
France
Britain
Ethiopia
China
Finland
Manchuria
Poland
Spain
American Friends’ Service Committee
Alsace-Lorraine
Belgium
Holland
Paris
America
Red Cross
Friends’ Service Committee
Norwegian Relief
U.S. Surplus Urged to Aid European Refugees
The article argues that millions of refugees flee Belgium and northern France, creating a crisis for housing and feeding. It calls for redirecting American surplus food and resources to relief, beyond Red Cross efforts, to aid innocent victims of German aggression.
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Belgium
France
Flanders
Paris
Red Cross
Moffat Chosen as Minister to Canada
The appointment of Jay Pierrepont Moffat as minister to Canada is hailed as a strong move after the Cromwell era, promising closer US-Canada relations amid the war and its aftermath. London introduces a blackout hat for women with phosphorescent flowers to mock Nazi bombers.
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Jay Pierrepont Moffat
Canada
James H. R. Cromwell
Moffat
United States
Ottawa
Mr. Moffat
London
Dies and F. D. R. ease tensions over fifth column hunt
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on Mex ico City police pursuing George Mink linked to Trotsky attack and Dies committee aims to expand its file. The piece notes a shift toward cooperation between Dies and FDR as war news unsettles Republicans and Taft gains momentum in predicted first-ballot votes.
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Washington
Mexico City
George Mink
Leon Trotsky
Dies Committee
Mink
J. B. Matthews
New Orleans
GPU
NKVD
Spain
Marine Workers’ Industrial Union
National Maritime Union
Taft
Ohio Valley
Middle Western
Dewey
Vandenberg
Linda Darnell Hollywood rise proves Hollywood magic to be real
Jimmie Fidler notes Linda Darnell celebrated her first Hollywood anniversary from a Dallas high school girl to a top star with a large salary, designer clothes, and trips to New York. He says her rise embodies the Cinderella legend for aspiring high school girls while others seek fame and romance in the industry.
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Hollywood
Linda Darnell
Linda
Dallas
Tex
America
Texas
New York
Miss Darnell
Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood gossip and star links in a busy rumor column
Rumors tie Judy Garland to bandleader Dave Rose while friends insist they are only friends. Patricia Morison battles weight on doctor ordered diets. Anatol Litvak eyes Mona Maris as lamp light fades. A major producer predicts industrial salary cuts within three months. Andrews Sisters film plans collide with a billboard blocking their Culver City club poster. Jean Hersholt speaks on Denmark day and Roe Bild National Park history. Lana Turner and ex-lover Greg Bautzer drift to Dorothy Lamour. MGM plots Dietrich and Gable team up. Ellen Drew eyed for a comeback while Bing Crosby supports Lakeside golf team.
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Judy Garland
Dave Rose
Patricia Morison
Anatol Litvak
Mona Maris
Andrews Sisters
Universal
Westwood
Culver City
Jean Hersholt
Denmark
Roebild
Hersholt
William Knudsen
General Motors
Lana
Greg Bautzer
Dorothy Lamour
MGM
Marlene Dietrich
Clark Gable
Ellen Drew
Paramount
Bing Crosby
Lakeside
Bing
Freedom and faith in public life quoted by leaders
A collection of quotes includes Owen D. Young on freedom as anchored in the United States, Supreme Court views on patriotism in education, a New Jersey judge’s stance on belief in God for lawyers and officeholders, and Frances Perkins predicting a labor movement free of corruption and subversion.
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New Jersey
Thomas Brown
Hudson County Circuit Court
Labor Movement
United States
Frances Perkins
Barbs and Entertainment Quips in Wartime Satire
Cartoon captions mock wartime bravado with a cavalry of movie heroes and a German defeat claim. The piece wryly notes income tax woes of an indicted mogul and compares a fragile plastic plane to an oven bound collapse, reflecting home front humor.
Polish Profile Chronicle Frames Two Worlds in War Time
A review praising Polish Profile by Princess Virgilia Sapieha notes its calm inside view of feudal Europe from an American expatriate. It contrasts American and European cultures, mentions Barbara Hutton and other elites, and laments changing fortunes as Americans rediscover their country and unity amid war.
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Virgilia Sapieha
Virgin Peterson
New York
Virgilia Peterson
Vassar
Europe
Barbara Hutton
International
Haute Monde
France
America
Our Children By Angelo Patri A Advice On Gossip And Youth
The piece urges adults to gently guide youths rather than gossip about them. It argues teens are innocent and unaware their actions become public, and recommends tactful, early intervention. It notes when direct help fails to approach the girl before her mother, with a locale aside about Longs Peak, Colorado.
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Dan
Beersheba
Main
Haggai Sermon on Rebuilding the Lord’s House
Sunday School lesson by William E. Gilroy discusses Haggai’s call to prioritize temple rebuilding over personal wealth. It links ancient restoration to modern debates on church and school facility spending, urging cooperation with God for true prosperity and noting historical Puritan devotion shaping communities.
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William E. Gilroy
D. D
Haggai
Israel
Babylon
McGill On Starting A Radio Acting Career Tips
Casting director Earle McGill outlines two core rules for aspiring radio actors learn the craft and know the markets. He recommends university training with theater and radio programs and emphasizes theater as essential to learn audience, ensemble work, and stage habits before moving to radio or film. He also warns about not overreaching in auditions and explains network versus agency program production. He notes university and stock theater as training paths and details audition processes at Columbia.
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Earle McGill
Columbia Broadcasting System
University of Iowa
New York
Radio City Music Hall
Columbia
Anna Christie
Manchukuo Rail Network Spurs War Base Growth
Japan strengthens Manchukuo as a war hub by expanding rail lines. Over 4000 kilometers added, lifting total to 10,000. Key cities Darien Mukden Hsinking Harbin linked by double tracks. Japanese industries move to Manchukuo with technicians and skilled workers.
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Nippon
Manchukuo
Japan
Manchuria
Darien
Mukden
Hsinking
Harbin
Bible Thought on Righteousness and Morality
A brief biblical quotation from Proverbs 11 31 contrasts earthly recompense for the righteous with stronger punishment for the wicked. It pairs this with Mark Hopkins claim that physiological correctness equates to moral rightness and vice versa.
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20Th Century-Fox
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Society For Prevention of
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Tizzie Lish
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Owen D. Young
Syracuse University
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Fuehrer
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Daisy Ricker
Grand Rapids, Mich
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Frascati's
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Bryant Pond, Me
Birrey
Phantom
Grand Canyon
Cope
King Peatures Syndicate, Inc
King Features Syndicate, Inc
King
By Edwin C. Hill
Cognoscenti
Dome
Ernest Hemingway
Henry James
Berry Wall
James Hazen Hyde
By Angelo Patri
New England
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Menlo Park
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Washington, D. C
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Bible Thought
Mark Hopkins
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