Gulf Stream diversion idea prompts defense debate
General Johnson muses on deflecting the Gulf Stream to warm Europe and chill Hitler’s conquests. He cites physics limits and calls for miniature models but admits feasibility is unclear. He endorses selective service while cautioning against conscription flaws and urges rapid action for adequate defense.
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Capitol guarded tightly after recent security measures
Washington news notes a strengthened guard around Congress with 250 officers and restricted access. It recalls the 1915 Capitol bombing and outlines enhanced controls, from subway checks to 24 hour power-plant security, plus a focus on protecting lawmakers and galleries.
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Kathleen Norris on War, Peace, and History's Odd Outcomes
Kathleen Norris argues that human events defy simple logic where two and two do not always make four. She recalls 1775 to World War I era episodes showing nations resisting odds, and asserts nations crave peace, condemns perpetual war, and notes that postwar order often mirrors earlier patterns despite brutal conflicts.
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Bo McMillin Eyes another tough Indiana season
Indiana coach Bo McMillin previews a nationwide football season with strong teams from Cornell to Southern California. He notes Indiana's improved speed, recalls Centre College days with Moran and Hubbard, and praises players like Don Scott and Tom Harmon while predicting tough matchups and learning opportunities ahead.
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Modern Politicians Rehearse Independence Draft in Hall
In a staged scene at Independence Hall Philadelphia delegates debate tone and timing of the Declaration of Independence The dialogue features calls for caution and polling before a final pledge to sever ties with Britain The curtain falls after a mock Gallup poll suggestion and a brief postscript on movie moment desires by Martin Ragaway.
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Norris counsels calm amid global conflict fears
Kathleen Norris urges readers not to let the foreign situation worry them. She notes past wars and conquests, emphasizing that the world has recovered before and is likely to recover again, despite current black clouds of war.
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