What’s What At A Glance Press Censorship Discussion
Central Press columnist Charles P Stewart reports on George Cree’s wartime censorship views. Cree favors cable censorship but opposes press censorship, noting past experience with the Compub during World War I. He argues for radio censorship in emergencies while acknowledging limits on wartime wireless reliability.
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Money for planes hinges on production and crews
The article urges Congress to approve 479,000,000 for Army and Navy aircraft while stressing that funds alone do not guarantee readiness. It warns that engines, plants, pilots, and mechanics must be in place, and mass production must be achieved promptly to safeguard American security.
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Fimerica
NEXT REGISTRATION DAY SET FOR SELECTIVE SERVICE
The article discusses a July 1 1941 selective service registration adding about 1 million men aged 21 to the master list. It notes hopes for lowering the age limit, potential deferments, and the impact on training and national defense amid questions about the shortened interval since the October 16 1940 registration.
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Congress
Supreme Court upholds federal power over primary elections
The four to three ruling affirms Congress may regulate federal primaries, with Justice Stone’s reasoning linking primary and general elections as steps in recording voters choices. Dissenters argue Congress lacked authority previously, but the majority emphasizes enforcing election honesty from start to finish. Additional notes touch on unrelated items including gunpowder in China and a Greek ballet cast.
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The Parent Problem and Gossip in Parenting Tips
An advisory piece by Garry C. Myers Ph.D. warns that gossip harms happiness and health, urging parents to stop talking about others behind their backs. It argues for kindness, broader interests, and modeling respectful speech, including advice on dental fear and manners for children.
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World’s First B-29 Bomber Rolls Off California Line
A Douglas Aircraft plant in Southern California produced the first B-29 bomber. The article notes the plane’s 7500 mile nonstop range, massive bomb load, and potential to reshape global air power and isolation between nations.
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Bible Thought For Today Verse Reflects Renewed Strength
A devotional note presents Isaiah 40 31 about those who trust in the Lord gaining renewed strength. It says they will mount up with wings as eagles, run without tiring, and walk without fainting, emphasizing faith and perseverance.
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Humorous Bits and Jokes From a Past Era
A collage of light humor and quips covers diverse topics from daily mishaps to social foibles. The items reference jokes about kissing, a misbehaving boy named Johnny, a Pittsburgh divorce anecdote, a car care focus, a doctor’s blunt line, and a front-page editor’s witty exchange about readership.
Good Taste and Housekeeping Jottings From Auntie and More
A scanned column mixes anecdotes on bathroom cleanliness and hosting etiquette with jokes and short Q&A on weddings and christenings. It includes tips about keeping towels folded, mirrors clean, and organizing a bathroom, plus wedding gown changes, maid of honor questions, and light humor about protests, dances, and daily life.
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Noted Figures Urge Sacrifices to Aid War Ration Needs
London and Philadelphia leaders call Americans to make sacrifices for Abd Gi Products to aid mothers and children. Walter West of the American Association of Social Workers warns national defense is hindered by unhealthy citizens, urging a strong race for manpower. Mount Joy and Keller echo patriotic duty, stressing every American must support defense efforts and uphold the nation’s aims.
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A brief poetic reflection on love and happiness, portraying love as mutual care through sorrow and joy. The speaker frames love as prioritizing another’s happiness, enduring pain and sacrifice for a shared good.
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Press Conference Echoes on War Policy in England
Fragmentary remarks suggest doubts about Speaker Spaci's impact and debates on wartime decisions. Observers note emphasis on foreign policy and Congress stance, with calls for stronger emergency measures and adherence to presidential direction as war moves forward. Continued discussion expected on page five.
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Randolph tor. politician in Dawsons Va Civil War links
June 2 soln Randolph tor at Dawsons Va descendant of Pocahontas served over 25 years in the House of Representatives and led indictments against Aaron Burr’s son. Philip Ke fleer of the Mexico division died September 1 1852. General Keare, killed by Confederate pickets, body sent with Lee’s message. Arthur MacArthur Jr major general US Army rose to brigadier general in 1898 and major general in 1961.
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Hint On Etiquette Tees Tian Church Wedding Invite
The note explains wedding invitation wording rules. It states that the phrase request the honor of your presence must appear in church wedding invites while pleasure of your company is reserved for home weddings.
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