No Compromise Over China in U S Japan Talks
The United States maintains a firm stance on China amid Japan's press for a new Far East order. Washington condemns Axis alignments such as the Berlin Anti-Comintern ceremony and urges calm, stable negotiations to preserve Pacific peace.
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Vichy Veto and North Africa Strategy
The piece weighs how British action in Libya could meet a French Tunisia and Algeria barrier. It notes Hitler’s push to replace Weyland with a loyal Axis commander to face the British and speculate on whether French forces there would resist or fold. A cleared Axis front would open the Mediterranean and reshape Allied shipping, with Vichy France able to veto and thus shape wartime trade routes.
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Gimme-gimme budgeting and the gravy train danger
A Pittsburgh Press opinion argues federal spending has exploded to 2 billion dollars monthly. It condemns pork-barrel projects and lobby influence, warning that Congress risks derailing the nation with multi billion dollar aid and defense requests while veterans and other groups press for ever more benefits. The piece cautions about temptations from total spending and warns of overarching risk if curb is not found.
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Hybrid popcorn promises grain sized like cream puff
Science reports a hybrid popcorn that bursts into grains the size of a cream puff. Theatre patrons may soon avoid rattling the sack for the delicacy.
The Parent Problem Free Speech and Child Development
Advice columns discuss early training for children focusing on clear speech self confidence and reading. Readers are urged to model good speech for infants encourage reading from a young age promote listening, independence and social play while avoiding ridicule and self consciousness.
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Noted Figures Comment On U S Policy And War Effort
In Washington A. A. Berle contrasts US good neighbor policy with Nazi coercion as anti comintern meet evidences. In Hollywood Olivia De Havilland becomes a US citizen calling it the most wonderful moment. In London Queen Wilhelmina cites military cooperation with the United States over Curacao and Suriname resources. In New York Rear Admiral Andrews commissions the destroyer Ellyson and warns the crew to expect active service.
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Hints and Dints of Everyday Wit and Observations
A collection of quips and aphorisms on beauty, gender, and social behavior. Light humor contrasts self perception with public opinion and sly remarks about politics, manners, and daily life. The tone mixes playful irony with social commentary.
Brute Men and Civic Quips in Odd Local Column
A loose mix of quips on gender, gambling bans in Florida, and petty crime. The piece notes sunshine and divorce as outcomes, recalls an evangelist interview with a reporter, and ends with a local barbs about credit. No single clear news event emerges.
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Jokes and quips from a northwest city schoolyard
A lighthearted column recalls a first grade lesson moment with a clever pupil who insists two cents plus three makes seven because he kept two in his pocket. The piece shelves witty snippets on marriage, aging, taxes, and everyday life with playful social observations.
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Good Taste atent O TOURS Question: Social Menaces of Pets
A clipping discusses dog ownership in shopping crowds, deeming pet dogs in stores as poor taste and likening owners to show-offs. It argues dogs suffer leashed travel and crowded shops, suggesting courts may punish harsh behavior toward dogs.
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan
Walter Kiernan comments that Phil Murray and Tom Kennedy stay on the National Defense Motivation Board for photo needs and insists the 11 member body acts like Yale with final decisions. He notes the navy lags on a secret long range detector and recalls locals hearing enemy aircraft over Europe.
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Pete's Fly Problem Leads to Free Meal Offer
An odd tale describes Pete offering to kill flies in a restaurant in exchange for food. The proprietor, distressed by the flies, accepts the offer and Pete begins his work hoping for a meal to follow.
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New Castle Circulation Buzz and Global War Talk
Local chatter in New Castle is filled with shop circulars and ads while national mood shifts to WWII era debates. Columns mock canal schemes and praise individual liberties, urging resilience as discussions compare 1776 bravery to current wartime stance.
What's What At A Glance British Morale Higher Under Pressure
British morale shows modest gains under wartime strain though declines persist as bombing ceases. Shortages of tobacco and alcohol bite, affecting daily life, with citizens adjusting routines amid ongoing shortages and recovery rhetoric.
Morale, bombs and a London tale by Harvey Klemmer
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart reports Harvey Klemmer's London morale talk for the National Geographic Society. He notes morale fluctuates with danger, cites J B Priestley on life under war, and recalls a Croydon incident at a Temple restaurant before a German Zeppelin raid.
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Ellen Elizabeth's Fashion Yearns For New Hat
Poem fragment portrays Ellen Elizabeth eager for fashionables as she awaits a dress or new hat. The speaker notes her attention to bonnets ribbons fur and decorative neck ruffles while she nudges her grandmother toward shopping for coats and pretties. The verse reflects a child’s gaze on adornment and clothing.
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The Kansas City Recluse Who Fought Barbers
While visiting Kansas City I met a famed elderly figure said to have slept in doorways for decades. Once a prosperous businessman a barber scandal drove him from grooming and he has since avoided all barber trade and embraces a life of scraps and charity.
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Etiquette Hints for Parents and Children
Advice notes that constant screaming and nagging by parents trains children to imitate rude behavior. The piece argues that parental tone shapes how youngsters respond and suggests calmer methods to foster polite conduct.
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Inflation and the New Deal Wage Dilemma
The piece argues inflation stems from wages and government spending, warning costly wage increases cause prices to rise faster. It belittles unions and calls for curbing wage hikes and ending bonuses to farmers to halt inflation.
Bible Thought “Or Today” That which is crooked cannot be straight
The phrase asserts that what is crooked cannot be made straight and what is lacking cannot be numbered, reflecting a proverb-like meditation on limits and order. It presents a concise moral reflection for daily contemplation.
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