Freedom of the Seas Doctrine Restated in War Context
The article discusses Roosevelt’s defense of Freedom of the Seas as a core American principle, notes debates among international law experts about open sea rights, and recounts historical opposition to Wilson’s stance. It mentions the Neutrality Act and current officials advocating its repeal while emphasizing that sea freedom ultimately hinges on United States victory in war.
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Roosevelt
America
United States
Waondroan Wilson
Fontain
Germany
Stina
Knoxton
Bond sales near half billion monthly in defense drive
Trix disclosed defense savings bond sales averaging about $15,000,000 daily, with estimates suggesting $4 to $5 billion in a year at May pace. Secretary Morsgenthau opposed payroll deductions or compulsion, hints at tax anticipations to aid future income tax payments. Retirement of Chief Justice Hughes noted, plus reflections on postwar plans and other era items.
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The Parent Problem Reflects on Youth Church Involvement
Garry C Myers argues public church pledges by youth require ongoing parental and pastoral effort. He notes seven weeks after commitment are pivotal for retaining interest, urges families to engage actively, and criticizes drift into indifference. The piece discusses infant baptism, parental responsibility, and practical tips for guiding children back to worship.
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Townsend
To Wasw
Ans
Hints and Dints From A Quirky Page
A collage of humorous snippets and misprints on social quirks, fashion tips, and punny observations. The bits cover barber banter, beauty myths, economic quips, and light cultural jabs, with playful anecdotes about speech, invention, weddings, and Memorial Day customs.
Practical etiquette and safety notes from a bygone column
A collage of Q A banter covers dangers of hitchhiking, practical home decor advice for sun porches and etiquette on conversations with men, plus light jokes about married life and small scams. Various anecdotes feature calls for cautious social conduct and old fashioned manners.
World and the Mud Puddles Contract Clause Review
A Grand Ledge Michigan issued contract clause on law observance and fair labor practice is highlighted. It bans intimidation and mandatory union membership, stating pickets may not threaten employees or deter entry to the plant. The text praises the employees for their support of the agreement.
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Bible Thought For Today
A brief religious reflection citing John 14 11. The text urges belief in Jesus through the Father and the works witnessed, inviting readers to trust the message by observed deeds.
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John
At'A Glance Adolf Hitler Hated Be Colummnist Some Bigots Liked
Central Pres, Columnist Charles P. Stewart recalls figures like Adolf Hitler and anti Semitic figures Tom Tom Heflin and Louis T McFadden, noting complex likability in private chats despite public bigotry, with anecdotes from Washington discussions and political circles.
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Stewart
Central Pres
Washington
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Tom-tom Heflin
Alabama
United States Senate
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Jim
Senator Helin
Louis T. McFaccen
Pennsylvania
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Noted Figures Urge Resolve for National Defense
In segments across cities officials and experts urge unwavering commitment to defend democracy. Kimdsen of Pickiuckoy Management calls for sacrifices, Lahey of the AMA pushes for clear policy, Butler of Columbia University champions bold ideals, and Knox stresses constant vigilance amid peril.
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Washington
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest
A short reflective poem honoring a life cut short. The speaker notes a weary body resting and a restless spirit that rushed through life, suggesting the subject understood his days would be few and would be called away.
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The Great Game Of Politics By FRANK R KENT
A political column discusses Great Game of politics with references to Crete, Britain, America, and Roosevelt. It hints at naval power, international strategy, and wartime dynamics shaping policy. The piece notes wartime tensions and anticipates further discussion on the next page.
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Frank R Kent
Unclear OCR fragment hints at Gould era legal history
Fragmentary text mentions George Th, Magsacrusrus Scenery for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals since 1866 and American Kennel Club in 1889. References include William Hee_elsee, Granville, a chronicle, and Jay Gould, with hints of a successful struggle and etiquette hints.
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George Th
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