Economic Determinism Debunked By Hoover And Gibson
In The Problems of Lasting Peace, Herbert Hoover and Hugh Gibson challenge economic determinism. They argue that wars arise from dictators seeking conquest rather than mere raw material shortages, noting peaceable production and exchange could provide resources without global domination. They reject claims that ownership of resources dictates inevitable wars.
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Hugh Gibson
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Low Countries
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Italy
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Gibson
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Ben Collado of El Chico restaurant and Villa lore
A Manhattan feature profiles Ben Collado also known as Benito, a Spaniard and former Pancho Villa lieutenant. It notes his El Chico Spanish restaurant in New York, chicken farm in Connecticut, and varied roles as pilot, golfer, farmer, impresario, and owner. The piece mixes trivia and tall tale, mentioning Villa’s alleged pits and Collado’s reflections.
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New York
Ben Collado
Pancho Villa
Villa
Ben
Benito
Old Spain
Connecticut
Spain
Mexico
Cuba
Jean
Franco
Hollywood Gossip Roundup of Stars and Plans
Jimmie Fidler notes William Powell ill and cautioned to rest. Lakesiders led by Bing Crosby and Guy Kibbee wagered $7900 in a backgammon game with two Frenchmen. Paulette Goddard returns East for work. Ruth Taylor wed to a U.S. officer abroad. Industry rumors cover De Mille, Stack, Alexis Smith, Craig Stevens, Merle Oberon, Korda, Hughes, Shearer, Lukas, Crawford, and others.
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Hollywood
William Powell
Bing Crosby
Guy Kibbee
Paulette Goddard
Ruth
Taylor
Air Force
Merle Oberon
Alexander Korda
King George
Jerry Colonna
Our Children by Angelo Patri
A reflective essay on how fairy tales reveal deep wishes shaping behavior. It argues wishes drive a child toward growth or risk, and teachers should guide rather than bluntly oppose a child’s core desires. It cites listening, tact, and parental input as keys to nurture healthy aims.
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Roblin
Washington Wartime Faces and New Roles in War Effort
Washington reshapes its leadership since Pearl Harbor as 120000 new workers arrive, but most prominent figures remain long-time players. Nelson leads war production, Easton handles transportation, Henderson governs prices, Biddle directs justice, with Stimson and Knox unchanged. Tomorrow: Congress.
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Washington
Donald Nelson
War Production Board
Joseph B. Easton
War Vineyard
Nelson
Pearl Harbor
Eastman
Moses
Leon Henderson
Department of Justice
Francis Biddle
Wheels of Justice
Biddle
Hawaii
War Stimson
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Congress
Sanitation meeting eyed to push sewer links citywide
Public officials and workers attend a mass meeting at city hall to discuss making sewer connections universal and civic beautification. Dr. Oscar Dowling will outline plans as inflows from refugee camp changes are announced and events loom for July.
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Oscar Dowling
State Board of Health
First Cotton Bloom Sent From Edwards Place
Felix Roberts of West Monroe sent the News-Star the first cotton bloom from the Edwards place crop. Milk is described as nearly a complete food. Six in ten Australians reside in harbor cities.
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Felix Roberts
West Monroe
The
News-Star
Edwards Place
Radio Schedule Echoes War Time Programs and Songs
A dense listing of radio programs and hosts across stations with varied times from 6:45 to 10:46 PM. Mentions include Three Sans Trin, Bernie Musical Period, Ted Steele Studio, Amos and Andy, Jack Stevens, Ink Spots, Nat King Cole era references, and national news segments.
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Obe Eret City
Blufien Bernie
Dha
Miona Serhabenibs
Ameri Library
Asean
Hilbilly Tunse
Hilbilly Tunse-bin Krazier Host News S&potobe
Acre
Denver
Newaenba Chieaga Rhuthea Danese Sand
Tiu Idurethy
Kligalien
Joba Agoew
Orgai
Ted Steele
Cinbeubehum
Abner
Toe Rugaeetita
Vera Horton
Folten Lewis
Otitis
Ramona
Bia
Orenastra
Judy
Nhbe
Yerskine Hawking
John Ro iHishes
Tommy Dorsas
Nhba
Morgan Beatty
Fredo Waring
Insignia Quiz Hints Civilian Defense Roles and Malta Size
A three question teaser asks if a red lightning insignia on a white triangle within a blue circle marks an electrician, messenger, or radio operator. It prompts Malta's size compared to Long Island or Borneo and notes Japan’s advance could affect shellac supplies used in records and finishes. Answers appear on page seven.
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Malta
Long Island
Borneo
Australia
India
China
City Court sentences for larceny and multiple fines
Thomas W. Murray was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge W. M. Harper after a larceny conviction. Several defendants labeled as negroes, including Lemon Irvin Henry Bos ton Ammonia Williams Jack Ergy Young Magnolia Nelson and Booker T. Pringle, faced fines from 7.50 to 7.50 plus jail terms for charges such as drunkenness disorderly conduct and escaping the road gang. Two traffic violators were fined a total of 6.
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Thomas W. Murray
W. M. Harper
Lemon Irvin
Henry Boston
Ammonia Williams
Jack Ergy Young
Juanita Carroll
Magnolia Nelson
Booker T. Pringle
TAKES -A CASE by George Harmon Coxe
A tense scene unfolds as Delia confesses to stealing from Ward Clarke's bedroom while Joyce probes Ward’s troubling past and a clip of a dangerous deal surfaces. Delia reveals Perry Clarke’s involvement and Ward’s wary demand to stay out of his private affairs as the suspense tightens.
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Ward
Furio
Perry Clarke
Allen
Delia
Joyce
Unclear dialogue scene hints at mounting tension and plans
In a tense exchange Joyce recalls threats and fear as last night’s visitor unsettles them. Ward’s demand for secrecy grows, Joyce contemplates elopement to avoid future trouble, and a late evening visit to Clarke hints at hidden papers and upcoming revelations.
Readers’ column weighs British war posture and Middle East risk
In a Q A column the author argues Britain and allies face ongoing preparation shortages and warns against underestimating Axis threats. The piece reflects on potential losses in North Africa Libya and the eastern Mediterranean, stressing the strategic value of air power and rapid reinforcement to prevent a broader Hitler offensive.
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Pwwone
Lutva
Britain
Mediterranean
Middle East
Russia
John Bull
Coral Sea
Midway
Germany
Anderson
South Carolina
Nazifuehrer
Rommel
Nho Digges
Churchill
Marty Hopkins
Rome Mets
Latvinoff
New York
Hitler
Egypt
America
Syria
Louisiana House Cuts Aid to State Fairs
Baton Rouge June 23 The Louisiana Legislature halves funding for state fairs as war demands close scrutiny. The House appropriations committee recommends reductions in the general appropriations bill cutting two year total from 113000 to 56500.
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Louisiana
HOUSE
Baton Rouge
House Appropriations Committee
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