Women's leadership and a war of ideas analyzed
Dr Minnie L Maffett leader of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs urges women to seek authority in a new economic world order. The profile covers her Dallas medical career, education at the University of Texas, and role since 1939. She advocates mobilizing women for postwar change. The piece also notes art connoisseur R Arthur Upham Pope heading a committee on wartime influence and German psychology.
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EW York
Minnie L. Maffett
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Amer- Tomorrow
Eraica
Malita
Dr. Maffett
Dallas
Texas
College of Medicine
Baylor University
Department of Health Education
Southern Methodist University
Maffett
University of Texas
Federation
R. Arthur Upham Pope
Committee For National Out
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Dr. Pope
Jacques Futrelle
United States
Pope
Phoenix
R. I
Brown University
John Ruskin
University of California
Foyot
Paris
Teheran
B. C
London
Old Union League Club
Weekly News Analysis of World War II Fronts and Alliances
The column assesses Russian defense against German forces, Churchill praising Russia as an ally, and the extension of draft service debate. It notes Japan's cabinet resignation and possible shifts in Asia, Hopkins in London, Marshall's SS policy points, and uncertainty over wartime mobilization and strategy.
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China
Churchill
Russia
House of Commons
Britain
Germany
Stalin Line
Washington
Urals
France
Paris
Leningrad
Moscow
Kiev
Romania
Finland
United States
George C. Marshall
U. S. Army
Congress
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Western Hemisphere
White House
U. S
Marshall
Nippon
Japan
Indo- China
Siberia
Vladivostok
Tokyo
America
Pacific
Roosevelt Nazi Names and Hard Talk From German Press
The German press increasingly attacks President Roosevelt with vivid imagery and accusations of gangsterism in politics. One paper likens him to a vulture circling the Azores and Cape Verde islands as others brand him a symbol of gangsterism.
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Roosevelt
Azores
Cape Verde Islands
Painted coffee table with needle-lady transfer design
A simple coffee table built from odds and ends is painted putty and waxed. A yard of tan lateen fabric with blue red globes and green leaves is attached over the top, edged with green outline stitching, then covered with glass. Mrs Spears plans to offer transfer patterns for stamping fabric.
Great Gang Justice Between Nations and Neighbors
Franklin argues that justice between nations mirrors justice among neighbors. He equates highway robbery by a gang with theft by a single robber and asserts that unjust war by a nation is like a vast gang crime.
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Franklin
Booklet patterns for homemaking projects offered
The text promotes a pattern set for cushion and table top items and Book 7 in a homemaking series. It notes directions for over 30 projects, descriptions of other numbers in the series, pricing at 15 cents for the pattern and 10 cents per booklet, and directs readers to order directly from the supplier.
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Newaokbert
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Spears
Great Gang
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
New York
Firestone
Mr. Extra Traction
Dobbin
Safti
Richard Crooks
Margaret Speaks
Firestone Symphony Orchestra
Alfred Wallenstein
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