What Noted People Say
Churchill pledges Britain's help to Soviet Russia and vows to destroy Hitler. CIO president Murray warns against anti strike legislation as labor faces wartime pressure. Captain James Roosevelt recounts surviving a bomb in Iraq and trusting the airport. Shaw quips that Germany’s invasion of Russia is “too good” to be true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Newe
London
Churchill
Washington
Phil Murray
CIO
Congress
New York
James Roosevelt
Iraq
George Bernard Shaw
Russia
Germany
Hitler's War with Soviet Russia Echoes Worldwide
A Philadelphia Inquirer analysis argues Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia collide as Hitler breaks the 1939 non aggression pact. It surveys Axis plans from the Arctic to the Black Sea, Turkey's role, and Japan's potential moves, stressing Britain’s need for American aid and US war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Stalin
Finland
Fuehrer
Poland
Germany
Arctic
Black Sea
Turkey
Russia
Romania
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Mussolini
Axis
Kremlin
Japan
Matsuoka
Red Army
Atlantic
England
West
Damascus
Ribbentrop
Molotoff
America
Moscow
Napoleon
Britain
Defense and family life at the 45th PTA convention
At the 45th annual Congress of Parents and Teachers convention delegates pushed defense in relation to homes and children. They urged keeping normal home life, urged parent education, and criticized education budget cuts while supporting more defense funding without harming education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ada Hart Arlitt
PTA
East 45Th Street
New York City
Bible Thought for Today
A devotional verse presents Romans 11 33 praising the depth of God’s riches wisdom and knowledge. It extols his judgments as unsearchable and his ways past finding out.
Hints and Dints of Everyday Wit and Advice
A collage of light quips and queries on manners fashion and wit. Items cover courtship car horns shoes aging and home life with playful banter and dating tips from an informal column. Readers encounter cartoons like jokes and social observations amid brief advice lines from a neighborly voice.
Motherly Humor and Guidance on Modern Parenting
A mother advises resisting nagging and embracing a playful, supportive role to keep children from vice. She urges treating teens with humor and sisterly counseling while maintaining discipline if necessary and handling misbehavior with firm respect.
Ammer Styles Mary Had A Little Grew
Fragmented text describes fashion lines and social scenes with stray remarks on Mary, a dog, and a party. It also notes asphalt hazards and traffic dangers with a casual aside about deaths rising this year. The passage includes a butcher ad line about chickens and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Hospital sign misread challenges birth sign claim
A quirky exchange questions birth signs with a joke about a hospital sign. The piece notes church spires as town landmarks and playful advice to women about reconciling husbands to buy clothes, suggesting couples go shopping together due to his supposed good taste.
Why UE Chose Shrimp Dining Commentaries Detour
A brief note describes a lunch stop where shrimp replaces fish, prompted by a waitress saying fish is unavailable. The narrator recalls his wife calling him by a nickname. The passage ends with a reflection on a modern home emphasizing minimal Bible wear alongside the cookbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Lunc
Disconcerting violin purchase ends with rosin charge
Uncle Josh laments paying a hundred dollars for a violin and ten dollars for a bow only to fail producing a sound until an additional ten cents is spent on a piece of rosin. The comment reflects frustration with hidden costs in music purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
Rose Marie
Oder
Josh
What’s What At A Glance Seek Probe Of Union
A terse item states backers of the Union Now movement urge a Dies Committee inquiry into their aims. They claim a planned Union of English speaking lands poses a national risk and seek official scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dies Committee
Union Now movement draws varied opinions in Congress
Central Press columnist notes Illinois Rep Stephen Day pushing to have Union Now agitators investigated by the Dies committee while acknowledging the panel is busy with Communists. Day links Union Now to a broader merger of English speaking nations, and Hore-Belisha proposes common citizenship. the piece questions feasibility and cautions against overreach, hinting the Dies committee may not take up the matter soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Union New
Martin Dies
Committee On
Illinois
Dies
Morris Sheppard
Senate
Texas
Congressman Starnes
un-American Committee
Lord Halifax
Britain
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Edinburgh
Hore-Bensha
London
Office of Production Management
People’s Alles
Jtes
Anvywa
Coriimi
Comncomieialine
United States
FBI
Greenberg Comes To Bat In A Veteran Scorers Tale
An aged observer recalls baseball legends Sockalexis Neer and Lajoie Cobb and Greenberg in a reflective verse about the game. He notes how youth now scores and the crowd still fills the stands while memories of greats endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Dazzle
Sockalexis
Remarkable Christian Minister’s Turbulent Life Path
The narrative traces a Yale graduate once praised as a brilliant student and prize winner who shifted from a Methodist to an Episcopal calling. His career included missions in Flagstaff and Yuma, Arizona, amid anti banning zeal and church disputes, yet he remained devoted to his belief that the Lord would provide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Seminary
New Haven
Episcopal Church
Yonkers
New York
Anti-Saloon League
Flagstaff
Arizona
Yuma
Yo'e
Yume
Birthdays of Famous Americans Compiled June 24 88
A calendar of notable birthdays lists Thomas Rhincard of Sutton Massachusetts inventor of tack making and gun barrel turning devices, a trackless locomotive, and mortising tools. Henry Ward Beecher preacher and Brooklyn pastor. Ambrose Bierce writer and satirist born in Meigs County Ohio, with notable works and early verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rhincard
Sutton
Mass
Henry Ward Beecher
Critchfield
Conn
Plymouth Congregational Church
Brooklyn
John Hay
St. Paul
Mars
Ambrose Bierce
Meiges County
Ohio
America
Words Of Wisdom Quote From Pestaiozzi
A reflective line asserts there is no happiness for the oppressor and that the sighs of the unfortunate cry for vengeance to heaven. The quote attributes this moral warning to Pestaiozzi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pestaiozzi
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