Air power as decisive factor over battleships urged
The article quotes Rear Admiral Clark Th Woodward of the Third Naval District arguing planes are auxiliary weapons and cannot be more than that. It contends aerial bombing has influenced naval outcomes in Norway and warned leaders not to underrate air power while urging expansion of the U. S. air force to world excellence.
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Clark Th Woodward
GS. Naval District
New York
Woodward
Addea
Norway
Hitler
Whiel Haming
Nominating a Candidate for President in Deadlocked Conventions
The piece surveys historic deadlocks at Republican and Democratic conventions from 1844 to 1896, noting how pledges and key speeches influenced nominees like Polk, Pierce, Garfield, and Bryan. It asks whether a 19th century pattern repeats if the current convention stalls and which issue or figure might prevail.
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Martin van Buren
New York
Lewis Cass
Michigan
Tennessee
Henry Clay
Texas
van Buren
Cass
Clay
Andy Jackson
Uttle Phin
Gass
R. M. Johnson
Kentucky
James Buchanan
Pennsylvania
James K. Poll
Jamies K. Polk
White House
Case
Behan
Douglas
Virginia
Franna Pieree
New Hampshire
James W.ivedt
Bradbury
Maine
James Cochran Dobbin
North Carolina
Pierce
Dobbin
Horse Marines
Grant
Blaine
John Sherman
Ohio
James A. Garfield
Garfield
Corvention
Caant
Richard P. Bland
Missouri
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bland
Bryan
Mississippi Valley
The Parent Problem by Garry C Myers Ph D
Advice for calm parenting during wartime. Emphasizes shielding children from war talk, fostering laughter and faith, reading aloud, and self control. Includes reader question about parenting a stubborn twelve year old and urges clear requests. Buy in New Castle.
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Garry C. Myers
Ph. D
Sage and Questioner in a Poem by Edgar A. Guest
A short poem explores life birth and death through a dialogue between a sage and a questioner. The exchange questions whether life and death are separable and whether existence continues beyond mortal breath. The verse muses on joy pain love hate and the nature of meaning beyond final sleep.
Hints and Dints from a Curious Morning Page
A collection of aphorisms and jokes on daily life from a local paper page. It includes quips about speeding laws, July autos, rural misadventures, and social observations with playful dialect and humorous misstatements. The tone is brisk and lightly satirical, reflecting everyday concerns and small-town opinions.
The Baby Kissers and Other Household Tales
A collage of anecdotes and reader questions across social topics. Notes on infant kissing, wedding invitations, pronunciation tips, poems, and reflections on manners, marriage licenses, courtroom humor, and a passage on free speech. Includes humor about a boy in a courtroom and a minister’s plea for collections.
What’s What At A Glance By Charles P Stewart
General wartime reporting tends to exaggerate victories and minimize setbacks to bolster morale and influence neutral and enemy perceptions. The piece compares Allied and German propaganda, noting distortions, selective front-line access for reporters, and shifting tones after Paris fell, with a tease of continuation on page five.
Bible Thought For Today Quote From Isaiah
A brief devotional note cites Isaiah 5 11 warning against early rising to drink and staying awake to drink wine as a moral reflection for readers. The line highlights temperance and spiritual restraint in daily life.
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New Castle
Words Of Wisdom On Courage And Readiness
A compact aphorism urging timely preparation and defense. It stresses that courage grows with opportunity and calls for wakefulness and effort to meet looming dangers with resolve. The quote illustrates a timeless perspective on preparedness and virtue.
The Human Side Of The News By Edwin C Hill
An essay criticizes lax intelligence in wartime, citing Aurel Kolnai’s The War Against the West. It endorses Nazi opposition to Christianity and democracy, quoting statements attributed to Nazi leaders and supporters. The piece argues inner enemy is spiritual as well as military and notes the essay continues on page five with a New Castle tag.
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Edwin C. Hill
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Aurel Kolnai
Viking Press
My. Kotmai
Nazi Germany
Kolnal
Mr. Kolnal
Adolf Hitler
Ado Hitler
Hitler
Frank
Imperial
Adolf Hittey
Ley
Labor Front
Stapel
Baron E. Woippen
F. Wolters
Wilhelm Stapel
New Castle
Leopold of Belgium and the fearless king question
The article compares world kings from Henry VII to Frederick the Great and Peter the Great, noting their courage or fear. It argues Leopold I and Albert of Belgium stood with their soldiers in World War I and questions whether Leopold was truly fearless as historians suggest.
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Leopold
Belgium
Henry
Elizabeth
Peter
Peter the Great
Rusaa
Russig & Nater
Frederick
Yederick the Great
Prussia
Laopald
Belgia
Albert
Belgiuam
Tas
Roineco
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