Memorable Royal Visit Draws Warm Public Reception
The King and Queen departed after a brief visit marked by genuine hospitality and gracious demeanor. They were praised for humility and accessibility, with compliments from observers noting the monarchs as "regular fellows" and the Queen as charming. The American public welcomed them warmly, reflecting a sample of the nation’s hospitality.
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Supreme Court Ends Momentous Term with Liberal Turn
The term closed with two Roosevelt appointees joining the bench and a broader shift in constitutional doctrine. The court upheld key New Deal measures while reexamining established precedents, signaling a move toward new interpretations rooted in constitutional life and continuity. Justice Frankfurter emphasized constitutional touchstones over past statements.
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Noted Figures Comment on Neighbor, Civilization and Fascism
Hyde Park sermon by Rev Henry St George Tucker urges universal neighborliness with a question who is my neighbor. New Brunswick Dr William Mather Lewis stresses personal responsibility as key to civilization. New York Rep Hamilton Fish attacks neutrality bill as overreaching Congress power. Rev Halford Luccock warns only inner positive security can curb Fascism. Swifts cling to walls and nest on vertical surfaces.
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Westward Refuge Promises New Chinese Empire
Refugees flee war into western China as producers migrate to Szechwan and Yunman provinces. Factories and schools rise amid rugged valleys with copper, iron and coal potential. The movement reshapes industry, transport, and hope as millions seek work and peace in Promises Land.
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The Human Side Of The News On Mongol Conquerors Past And Present
A retrospective piece recounts Genghis Khan and Attila the Hun, detailing Mongol tomb legends, silver urns, and pilgrim rites, alongside their ferocious campaigns from the China Sea to Europe, noting the allure of power and the human cost of conquest.
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Hints and Dints of a Humorous Card Page
A collage of jokes and anecdotes on politics, leaders, law, and daily life. Bits about Roosevelt, New Dealer quotes, Swedes, beggars, judges, and a migrant sense of progress mix with quips on taxes, roads, and aging. Light, local-tinged humor with multiple small pieces.
Etiquette Lessons for Executives and Recieving Lines
A reader column discusses manners at work and receptions, urging executives to learn courtesy toward employees. It notes the boorish habit of fumbling papers and avoiding eye contact as a sign of disrespect, while highlighting how higher status often correlates with better treatment of staff.
Washington Jittery Over Royalty Visit Causes Extra Precautions
Washington authorities tighten security as a royal visit looms stirring public interest. Residents report heightened patrols and traffic delays while officials stress orderly ceremonies and safety. The event promises cultural exchange with ceremonial duties and state reception plans.
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Jitters in Washington during royal visit spark fear and doubts
Column notes Washington buzzed with fear over possible acts during King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II's stay. Secret service seen as overcautious yet vigilant, with comparisons to Gestapo and Ogoun. Incidents in the border and near the duchess raised alarms about security and accountability.
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Just Folks Quatrains by Edgar and Guest
A compact poem segment featuring four quatrains. It contrasts poverty and generosity with social judgment, and praises civic greatness built by brave, truthful people rather than wealth. The verses span Poor Man's Envy The Dandelion and City Greatness with concise moral reflections.
Bible Thought For Today on leadership and Providence
The excerpt reflects on faith in God as a stronghold in trouble and critiques leaders who view themselves as special agents of Providence. It emphasizes trust in the Lord and questions the sanity of self-aggrandizing leadership.
Roosevelt Third Term Plot Draws Sharp Political Critique
Washington notes a detailed view of a proposed third term for Roosevelt shaped by Tom Corcoran and allies. The piece argues such a move would revive the dictatorship issue, topple tradition, and provoke a strong American response, predicting Democratic resistance and a likely loss for the plan.
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