Taft's Law for Peace Faces US Policy Contrast
The piece critiques Senator Taft's call for an international peace law while doubting the United Nations ability to enforce it. It argues such a law requires an enforcement agency and police power, comparing the idea to abolishing police and courts. It links Taft's stance to isolationist tendencies and his 1945 UN vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taft
Ohio
United Nations
United States
Japan
Taft
New York City
National Guard
New Jersey
Women Superior Says Anthropologist Montagu
The text discusses Ashley Montagu's article in the Saturday Review of Literature asserting female biological superiority due to nurturing and love. It argues women should guide men toward humanity, with evidence claiming women suffer fewer disorders and that men are more prone to hostility and psychiatric issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Review of Literature
Ashley Montagu
Department of Anthropology
Rutgers University
Montagu
Intimation of Spring in War Torn England and Democracy
A reflective essay recalling the first day of spring in wartime London amid bomb damage and despair. The author laments political inertia, distrusts democracy, and urges readers to vote, while finding renewal in springtime hope and the memory of national ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
London
England
Wordsworth
Women teach love and cooperation to save humanity
The excerpt argues that women demonstrate superiority in unaggressiveness and loving cooperation. It claims men should learn from women to foster love and cooperation, warning that without this shift humanity risks ongoing global problems and self-damage.
Children’s Bill of Rights and Responsibilities Emphasized
The New York State Youth Commission distributes a Children’s Bill of Rights urging affection care religious guidance education and wholesome community life. A parallel Children’s Bill of Responsibilities in schools urges youth to grow in character honesty respect for others and lawful conduct to strengthen American life and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
New York State Youth Commission
Creative Writer's Magazine Meeting Friday Evening
The public is invited to a Creative Writer's Magazine meeting at the Community Building on Friday March 28 at 8 o'clock. A very interesting program has been planned by the club members and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creative Writer's Magazine
Lakes Hills Sets Annual Meeting
The Lakes and Hills Garden club of Mount Dora holds its annual meeting and luncheon in the social room of the Community building at 1 p.m. on Friday March 28. Chairman duties for the luncheon are led by Mrs. Charles J. Brown and Mrs. Marion F. Brinker with Mrs. E A Austin as hospitality chair. Assisting are Mrs. Carl S. Graves Mrs. Fardley Wilmot Mrs. Paul Johnson Mrs. H E Bigelow Mrs. Lou L Heaton Mrs. Kendall Jones and Mrs. W D Louthan.
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Lakes and Hills Garden Club
Mount Dora
Charles J. Brown
Fardley Wilmot
Paul Johnson
H. E. Bigelow
Lou L. Heaton
Kendall Jones
W. D. Louthan
Education and unity urged against isolation in postwar era
Dr. Ladd M. Spivey argues education should train people to participate in group life, not pursue individualism, countering a socialistic view raised at a Tampa Kiwanis meeting. He cites The Day the Earth Stood Still and warns four generations of self-reliance fostered anger, poverty, and ignorance. The piece notes Foreign Policy Bulletin’s findings on waning U S prestige abroad, with China and India cited as examples of shifted perceptions.
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Lakeland
Ladd M. Spivey
Florida Southern College
Spivey
Kiwanis Club of
Tampa
M. J. Griffin
University of Tampa
Dr. Spivey
Princess Theatre
America
Earth
The
Foreign Policy Association
George B. Cressey
Syracuse University
Wendell Willkie
United States
Greece
Turkey
Japan
China
Soviet Union
India
Screen Actors Guild Secretary Visited Sleights Home
Mrs. Marjorie Talbot secretary of the Screen Actors Guild visits Frederick Sleights' Sylvan Shores home in California this week for rest and spiritual strength. Her husband died in January after a long illness, while she continued her SAG duties formed in 1934. Her theatrical family roots run deep from Broadway to early cinema and Rollins College theater.
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Frederick
Sylvan Shores
Sunshine State
Marjorie Talbot
Screen Actors Guild
Margaret
Roy Brenard
America
Mabel Normand
Mary Pickford
Madame Butterfly
Rollins College Theatre
Dorothy Brenard
South Africa
Marjorie
Long Island
Europe
Hollywood
Marjorie van Buren
Spraguet
News Aorce
Pan American Airways
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Mount Iida
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Jersey
Sunset
Valley Dairy
Parker Bros
Gohfin
Franco
Potomac
Congress
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Wise Boat Works Sales and Service
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Prinz
Bill Prinz & Company
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D. D. Eisenhower
Ike
Lady Dora
FOX and Company, Inc
South Bay Street
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Moorheads Expert Mechanics
John Alden
Murray
Stirayananen
Travilere
Nartterd
Acceeacialia
Fort Osage
Chaney Barbara Payton
Ance Leigh Lawford
Wendell Corey
Vera Ralston
Walter Brennan
Phil Harris
Forrest Tucker
Fredric March
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