Loyalty in United States duty to the republic
The essay argues France fell for multiple intertwined causes but stresses the need for positive loyalty to the republic in the United States. It condemns sniping at opposing views and calls for determined support of government and people, warning against division and pessimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Hitler
Sudeten
Czecho-Slovakia
United States
Communist Party
Croix de Feu
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Republic
Where Is Youth in Europe and America Leadership
The piece argues Europe failed to cultivate young leaders after World War I citing France Britain and Germany and notes the US avoided a generation loss. It blames aging leaders like Petain Briand Chamberlain and Hindenburg and questions Hitler's civil governance potential while urging the United States not to repeat Europe’s leadership gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Marshal Petain
Britain
Flanders
Millerands
Briands
Poincares
Herriots
Blums
Lavals
Daladier
Reynaud
England
Baldwins
Chamberlains
Churchill
Germany
Old Hindenburg
Hitler
Europe
United States
Zimmerman Note Helped Draw U.S. Into World War I
German foreign minister Alfred Zimmermann issued a January 19, 1917 note to Mexico proposing alliance against the United States and promising support to reconquer Texas New Mexico and Arizona. The British possession of the note spurred U.S. entry into the war five weeks after its February 28 publication via President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Zimmerman
Berlin
Germany
Wilson
Zimmerman
America
von Eckhardt
Mexico
Vo. Bernstorff
United States
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Japan
The Once Over by H. L. Phillips satire roundtable
A spoof awarding degrees to public figures such as Alvin T. Winkle and Amos R. Quincy mocks wartime radio hype and social pretensions. Each portrait praises restraint or candor in a tongue in cheek roundup released by The Associated Newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnell
Gideon P
Our Children by Angelo Patri
A mother laments her son’s choice to abandon law school and support herself, while Patri argues that parental love cannot be bought, children owe affection not money, and imposition pushes youth to forge their own paths. He urges parents to support children’s independence and adjust together. The piece promotes Patri’s booklet Your Child and Other People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Angelo Patri
Angelo Patricare
Monroe News-Star
Station O
New York
N. Y
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Lindbergh Roars On Radio In Washington Debate
Charles A Lindbergh sparking a national debate as he challenges government policy and warns against war. His speeches provoke praise and boos, drawing reactions from senators and representatives about defense aid and isolationism amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Minnesota
Ole Manson
Congress
Germany
House
Lindbergh
Key Pittman
Nevada
United States
Ernest Lundeen
Farmer- Laborite
Lindberghs
Charles A. Lin
Lindbergh Speeches Rally Isolationist Support
The article notes Lindbergh’s speeches sway isolationists and hints at an old State Department adviser shaping his rhetoric. It mentions a former Hoover official possibly guiding Lindbergh and cites advisers in Congress including Senators Clark Missouri Wheeler Montana La Follette Wisconsin Clark Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
State Department
Hoover
Clark
Missouri
Wheeler
Montana
la Foyette
Wisconsin
Idaho
Local Society Happenings From Fort Mire D A R Meeting
Mrs. Charles Phillips chaired the Fort Mire chapter D A R gathering at the chapter house with assistance from several members. Notable attendees included Theo Terzia R O Morrison T L Hood Julius Russ and others as they attended Louisiana highway conference in Baton Rouge. Miss Amman Coon plans a Curry school term in Asheville North Carolina. Mrs K A Kordill hosts a Winnsboro house party for Sue and Jack Parker bound for Detroit with Monroe guests joining. Judge J C Theus heads to Colorado Springs for summer, Lenora Stone visits Miss Louise Theus while Mrs Ronald Lee Davis hosts a bridge for Miss Stone. Mr and Mrs W F Cummings travel to Chetek Wisconsin for a summer cottage stay through early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Terzia
R. O. Morrison
T. L. Hood
Julius Russ
Baton Rouge
K. A. Kordill
Winnsboro
Sue
Jack Parker
Detroit
Mich
Monroe
B. D. Hodges
Imogene
Christine Faser
Lela Germany
Dan Breard
Frances Prophit
Charles Kramer
W. M. Parker
Jury Finds Woman Died in Auto Fall Near Alexandria
A coroner's jury ruled Ella Alston died from a fall from an automobile either accidentally or after being pushed. Harvey Smith and Joe Woodham were jailed pending investigation while Alma Monk was released. Alston, 42, was returning home from Willow Springs after a Saturday dance and died Monday night in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Ella Alston
Harvey Smith
Joe Woodham
S. L. Calhoun
Smith
Woodham
Alma Monk
Roy Yerby
Glenmore
Willow Springs
Odd Items In The News
Washington Indiana reports Ernest Warner 25 suffered a broken arm while hunting groundhogs when his rifle discharged as he crawled toward a den. The bullet pierced the injured arm and splints were removed to treat the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
Ernest Warner
GOLF TRAGEDY LOOMS IN CONNECTICUT CHAMPIONSHIP
E A Torrant of Wethersfield faced a bizarre end in the state amateur as his 150 yard drive lodged in a tree twenty feet up after nineteen holes. He retrieved a ladder and played the shot but the ball fell behind the tree, costing him the hole and the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Conn
E. A. Torrant
Wethersfield
Torrant
Judge Fines Self for Contempt in Dallas Divorce Trial
In a Dallas divorce trial, Judge John A. Rawlins briefly lost control of the courtroom amid a dispute between lawyers, the defendant, and a witness. The judge raised his arms for silence and then fined himself five dollars for contempt of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
John A. Rawlins
Prisoner Flees in Pepper Trail Found 12 Hours Later
In Santa Fe New Mexico authorities chased Andy Hewitt after he escaped from state prison. Bloodhounds lost his trail due to a pepper spray barrier he left behind. He was recaptured by officers in a nearby town about 12 hours later and questioned about the escape motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Andy Hewitt
Brothers graduate cum laude after four year law school trek
Otto Spiehagen carried his paralyzed brother Herbert five nights a week for four years to the University of Omaha law school. Both brothers earned cum laude honors and passed their bar exams, enabling Herbert to pursue law despite his mobility impairment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Otto Spiehagen
Herbert
Otto
University of Omaha Law School
Taxpayer Secretly Refiles 40-year-old Beatrice Land Bill
Beatrice Nebraska. County Treasurer Earl Mudge watched a taxpayer pay a 40 year old land bill totaling 68.73 in three equal parts covering tax principal and interest. The man explained he had simply forgotten he owned the tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice, Neb
Earl Mudge
Government plans fight on beetle in four states
Washington officials said the Agriculture Department would use 300000 dollars appropriated by Congress for the white fringe beetle campaign in Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Florida. Assistant chief A S Hoyt said the work would proceed in full despite a 50 percent cut and the department had sought 600000 dollars for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Department
A. S. Hoyt
Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
Newly Elected Officers Installed At Legion Post 37
The Martin-Powell-Barnette Post 37 American Legion in Lake Providence installed its new officers Ben Ellis as commander L L Ward vice commander Nick Hamilton adjutant G T Hiden finance officer Ed Frinz chaplain and George Mayfield sergeant at arms Arden B. Smith state commander officiated and Professor D M Amacker from Southwestern College Memphis Tenn delivered the principal speech. Pennsylvania has more church buildings than any other state in the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Providence
Martin-Powell-Barnette
American Legion of
Arden B. Smith
Oak Grove
Ben Ellis
L. L. Ward
Nick Hamilton
G. T. Hiden
Finnance
Ed Frinz
George Mayfield
D. M. Amacker
Southwestern College
Memphis
Tenn
Fidler column previews Hollywood gossip and plans
Hollywood chatter notes Doc Stork’s November visit, Joan Marsh lookalike sightings, Schenck tax settlement buzz, Mike Romanoff club spotting, Raft divorce talks, Garson England trip, Pasternak marriage rumor, Virginia Pine summer stock in Connecticut, Beery Wyoming lodge, Bennett touring pay, and industry quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Pat
Prince
Mike Romanoff
Earl Carroll
New York
George Raft
Greer Garson
England
Pacific Coast
Henry Hull
Hull
Henry
Joe Pasternak
Aureile Goodwin
Connecticut
Virginia Pine
Wallace Beery
Wyoming
Jackson Hole
Joan Bennett
Skinnay Ennis Faces Public Guesswork Over Health
New York crowds query Skinnay Ennis about his health as Bob Hope jokes about his supposed weak lungs persist. Ennis, born Edgar, explains his name change and jokes about his enduring strength. The piece also notes Central Park dancing scenes under WPA music and outdoor bowling popularized by Walter Huston and Raymond Massey, plus the rise of Swanky Frank hotdog stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tucker
New York
Skinnay Ennis
Skinnay
Bob Hope
Salisbury
N. C
Edgar
Skinney
Manhattan
Central Park
WPA
Walter Huston
Raymond Massey
Massey
Huston
Long Island
Westchester
World Court Head Reported Safe in The Hague
Dr. Gustavo Guerrero of El Salvador, president of the world court, was reported safe in The Hague. His son Dr. Gustavo A. Guerrero, Bolivian consul in New Orleans, learned of his father's safety, noting a May 10 communication and Germany's courteous treatment of his official position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riage
Orleans
Gustavo Guerrero
el Salvador
World Court
Hague
Netherlands
Gustavo A. Guerrero
Bolivia
New Orleans
Guerrero
Germany
Hattiesburg Chancellor Withdraws From Sixth District Bid
Chancellor Ben Stevens of Hattiesburg announced as a Sixth district congressional candidate but withdrew his bid today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Miss
Ben Stevens
Congress
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs and News
A detailed list of radio programming for Wednesday June 26 across multiple networks. The schedule includes time blocks, show titles such as The O Neills, Li'l Abner, Captain Heary Stamps, Hollywood Playhouse, The Plantation Party, and Roy Shield Revue, plus news, sports, and dramatic serials across CBS NBC WABC WJA WBZ networks with various regional notes and repeats.
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O'Neills
Buca Barton
East
Scattergood Baines
Cbs
Cbs-Wabe Lillle Orphan Annie~mbs-war-east §:00—Li'l Abner’s Sketch — Nbc-Weat
NBC
Cbs-Wabe
Cbs-Midwest News
Mbs-Chain
Edwin C. Hill
Weaf
Malcolm Claire
Abe
Red Bill Stern
Wiz
Hedda Hopper
Nan Wynn
cbs-Dixie
Heary Stamps
Nbe
Red-Chain Dancing Music Orchestra
Paul Sullivan
Chicago
Cbs-West Novelty Orchestra
Mbs
Paul Douglas
Weef
Rocky Gordon
Red-Chain
Lowell Thomas
Wjz
Bud Barton
West
Nbec-Wear
Amos 'N
Andy
Cbs-Wabc
Cbbs
Fulton Lewis, Jr
J. Hersholt
Christian
Keinier Davis
Che-Wal
Ied
Allen
Green Hornet
Wjs
Theater of Stars
Cbs-Waba Dance Music Orchestra
Maj. Nason
Roy Shield
Wja
Canada
Kay Kyser
College
Frank Black
Glenn Miller & Orchestra
Wabe
Nbc-Wear
Fred Waring
Wjs News
Amos and
Cbs-West Dance Music Orchestra
A. Mitchell
D Hill
cbs-Di
Nbo
Laney Eas
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H. L. Phillips
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Hopper
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Mississippi River
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Associated Newspapers
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Jack Stinnett
Representative van Zandt
Pennsylvania
Clarks
la Follette
Charles Phillips
Fort Mire
A. G. Cook
Joseph Renwick
A. Millsaps
Miss Amman Coon
Asheville, N. C
Curry School of Expression
J. C. Theus
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Lenora Stone
Oklahoma
Louise Theus
Ronald Lee Davis
Bridge
Miss Stone
J. W. McWilliams
Mrs. W. F. Cummings
Chetek
Wis
Cummings
Gladys Parker
State
Union
Jimmie Fidler
Gene Towne
Graham Baker
Gene
Tom Brown
Cedric Hardwicke
Queen of the
Ma Barker
B.o
Blanche Yurka
Paramount
Ray Milland
Patricia Morison
Akim Tamiroff
Donna Jean Lester
RKO
Lee Tracy
Norvell
Nelson Eddy
Fan Mag
Laurence Olivier
Henry Fonda
Los Angeles
Airlines
Kaltenmeyer
Doolittle
Jack Benny
Honolulu
Jim
Marian Jordan
Fibber
Molly McGee
Kansas City
Gracie Allen
Red Cross
Edgar Bergen
Hays Office
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Radio
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