Hitler's scheme seen as sixth column battle plan
A report cites diplomatic sources claiming Nazi aims rely on fifth and sixth columns to win what battlefield losses thwart. If Russia falters, Hitler could be deposed with the General Staff posing as saviors of the world from Bolshevism. American figures resist, promising scrap iron and home deeds as counterpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Germany
United States
MacArthur, Stilwell, O’hare
Wireless and
Bulkeley
Untitled Nations Debate and Media Gripes Reveal Bias
A Times Magazine piece critiques UN pressure on treaties and media performance, warns about political pressure on correspondents, and laments dull theater and war discourse. It honors Archibald MacLeish, notes critiques of poetry, satire, and postwar figures like Willkie and Graham Morgen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald MacLeish
Office of Facts and Figures
Graduation Party Menu and Recipes for Young Guests
A home guidance column offers a ready for use graduation party plan with a focused spread for kids and teens. It suggests a porch table with breads and cold cuts arranged clockwise featuring chicken pattie tongue meat loaf and liverwurst plus a salad and fruit options. Desserts include Pineapple Carrot Salad Ring Fruit Dreams date nut square and a Honey Lemonade drink. A Chocolate Covered Sugarless Cake recipe and chocolate chip frosting are provided for a festive bake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Billy
Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
South Desplaines Street
Chicago
Illinois
Baseball Umpires, Managers Clash Over Calls In 1942 Season
The writer argues umpires are correct most of the time and that managers and players focus too much on officiating errors. He cites Durocher and Frisch, notes famous pitchers, and predicts Dodgers or Cardinals meeting Yankees in the next World Series, urging focus on teams not umpires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Durocher
Frank Frisch
Messrs. Durocher
Frisch
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Ted Williams
Yankees
Red Sox
Indians
Dodgers
Cardinals
Lou Boudreau
Bobby Feller
Boudreau
Joe Cronin
Office Love Advice From Kathleen Norris to Olivette
In a Q A column, Kathleen Norris and Olivette address an office romance case. A 19 year old worker confesses affection for a married office manager while pursued by a married man. Norris warns such affairs end badly, noting social disapproval and potential fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Olivette
Ted
Martin
Helen
Jean
This Week's Menu and Refreshments Recap
A list of items appears including Commencement Refreshments, Platter of Assorted Cold Cuts, Assorted Bread, Fruit Dreams, Honey Lemonade, and Chocolate Covered Sugarless Cake Recipes. The menu suggests a varied tasting with cold cuts, breads, fruit dishes, beverages, and dessert ideas.
Washing the American Flag: Proper Care Tips
A Lynn Says feature notes that wool flags can be washed like wool textiles using mild soap and water not exceeding 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Rinse with lukewarm soft water. cotton flags should be rubbed lightly with lukewarm suds. Air dry. Outdoor exposure accelerates deterioration. regular washing extends service life.
You Cannot Evade Consequences Of Philandering
A letter argues that philandering cannot be excused as companionship or harmless friendship. It contends Martin’s actions harm wife and child and warns against media or public prudes judging Olivette. Kathleen Norris’s advice to Olivette is recommended reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Olivette
Kathleen Norris
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Rotterdam
Times
United Nations
Washington
Bud
Critics Circle
Pulitzer Committee
DiMaggio
Italy
Willkie
O’dwyer
Graham Moamee
Healso
Am. c
Uas
Loew’s
Wichita
The
Palace
Walter Johnson
Grantland Rice
By Kathleen Norris
Tod
Lynn
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