Long War Theory Shapes Nazi Plans This Summer
Analysis compares two forecasts of Nazi action as Crete’s fallout colors the Mediterranean, with debates over a summer invasion of England versus extended war aims for oil and food. The piece notes potential Hitler-Stalin deals, the Suez corridor, and a focus on supply grabs for a prolonged conflict rather than immediate invasion.
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Stalin
England
Crete
Mediterranean
Russia
Raine
Caucasus
Syria
Suez Canal
Eaft
Tra
Germany
Britain
Food As Defense Weapon Emphasizes Nutrition Knowledge
Nutrition as a defense tool gains emphasis from national plans tied to Washington and Pittsburgh conferences. Dr James McLester notes health gains from nutrition could rival bacteriological disease control. Surveys show only a quarter of families have a good diet, prompting practical demonstrations for housewives.
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National Defense Program
National Nutritional Conference For Defense
Washington
Furthec
Institute of Food Technologists
Pittsburgh
James McLester
American Medical Association
Hitler pushes Turkey into Berlin's new order diplomats note
German ten year non aggression pact with Turkey tightens Hitler's hold in the Balkans and shields his flank for potential action against Moscow. The move pressures Turkey away from Russia and Britain while signaling broader aims in Europe and the Ukrainian region. Britain resists, America arms, and food supplies loom as decisive factors in sustaining Allied resistance.
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Turkey
Hitler
Soviet
Russia
Britain
Ankara
Berlin
Europe
Balkans
Stalin
Alexandrian
Suez
Ukraine
Finland
Moscow
Jess
Fuehrer
Belgium
Holland
France
England
America
Philadelphia Inquirer
The Parent Problem Advice for spelling emphasis
Garry Myers explains that most children can become competent readers and spellers with calm home practice. He prescribes short focused sessions, clear letter recognition, slow deliberate spelling, and linking word meaning to letters while urging parental patience and gentle repetition.
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Bery
Lushin
Jeself
East 45Th Street
New York City
The World and the Mud Puddles Gentle Sleep
A commentary notes ongoing wartime science shifts toward safer anesthesia. Researchers over decades pursue a method called electrical sleep using galvanic devices to induce a quiet sleep with a high current. If realized, insomniacs may one day sleep soundly, waking to the refrain of having slept like a thousand watts.
Hints and Dints and Oddities From a Murky Page
A jumble of sensational snippets and anecdotes cites political blame, playful zingers, and social thrusts. Food service humor and a seaside ad vibe mix with weathered quips about New York as a summer resort and a Ford accident in St. Paul.
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New York City
Quick temper control and social etiquette questions
The column offers practical advice on temper management and social duties. It counsels delaying reports of offenses, avoiding hasty criticism, and sleeping on offenses. It answers reader questions on bride calling rules, tipping at private parties, condolence calls, and general manners with concise, period voice guidance.
Bible Thought For Today Reflects on Light and Life
The note cites Proverbs about commandments as a lamp and law as guidance for life while contrasting with rhetoric from “America First” speakers who warn of war. It suggests preparation for a clone and questions authenticity, framing the message in a reflective, cautionary tone.
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America
What’s What At A Glance: Preparedness After War
A compact feature surveys postwar readiness and the fate of pacifist groups. It recalls old society attitudes, wartime lessons, and the risk of lapses in vigilance. Prominent figures assess dangers and propose measures to prevent a relapse into past evils.
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U. S
Prolonged Pacifism Recalled In Interwar Debate
Central Press columnist recalls 1920s pacifist currents and Nye’s neutrality plan. He notes opposition to entering alliances and disarmament talk, and contrasts past isolationists with today’s defense surge. Mentions Kellogg pact, neutrality law shifts, and Wheeler Lindbergh. Continuation on page seven.
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Charles P. Stewart
Gerald P. Nye
Congress
Gerald
Meyre
Nye
Mke
Burton K. Wheeler
Charley Lindbergh
Fred Britten
Representatives” al Affairs Committee
Fred
League of Nations
Live Well by Edgar A Guest
Practical verse urges readers to live honestly and responsibly. It counsels paying debts, avoiding debt, good conduct, patient effort, and preparation for future service, suggesting such virtue earns respect amid life’s trials.
Noted Leaders Urge Unity in War Effort
Secretary Ickes appeals for broad cooperation in transportation probes and civic effort during perilous times. Roosevelt accepts an honorary Oxford degree in absentia and stresses readiness to fight for freedom. Rockefeller cautions that the nation must back its defense personnel to sustain liberty and deter future foes.
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Washington
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Ickes
Cambridge
Mass
Roosevelt
Oxford
Willie
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Etiquette Hint for Street Etiquette
Aimed at young men and women, the advice notes that when two people of opposite sex meet on the street the woman should speak first. A pleasant cordial greeting creates a good impression for everyone and costs nothing.
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Dan
The Great Game Of Politics By FRANK KENT
Washington editorials from June 21 warn that inflation and defense spending threaten living standards. Critics say price and wage controls are ineffective without broader fiscal action and call for firmer policy moves, noting Henderson struggles to curb rising costs while wages climb.
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Frank
Kent
Henderson
Secretary of Labor
Birthdays of Famous People on June 21
June 21 highlights include Increase Mather of Harvard College famed preacher and scholar with 150 plus books. Alexander James Dallas, Jamaica born lawyer and statesman who helped restore the national bank and currency. Rockwell Kehr, painter at Tarrytown Heights with works in major U.S. museums. and Amy McGlailey noted for "Marine" and "Mother and Child" among other titles.
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Auchor
Harvard College
Dorchester
Mass
Puntan Colon
Alexander James Dallas
Lawyr
Jamaica
Treasury
Rockwell Kehr
Padater
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