Memos of a Girl Friday Declares War Department Snapshots
Dear Mr W reads like a gossip column from wartime reporting, noting Shirer’s friendly receptions with U S Corps area officers while Lt General Lear dismisses his military notes. It also mentions Stewart dating Carroll, Steinbeck’s wife in NYC ad work, Chaplin’s fortune from Dictator, Van Loon’s illness, and Frank Gervasi’s Cairo radiogram.
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Mr. W
William L. Shirer
CBS
Berlin
Germany
U. S
Yoo-hoo Lear
Shirer
John Steinbeck
New York
Chaplin
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Greenwich
Collier
Frank Gervasi
Cairo
N. Y
Philip Astley
Middle East
Frank
Astley
Patricia Garfield
Notes of an Innocent Bystander The Wireless
Commentary on European censorship silencing American broadcasts and the impact on radio humor and politics. Mentions William Shirer Taft Goebbels Goering and Adolf Hitler with quips about editors priests and publishers. Includes social notes on clubs and gags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Wm. Shirer
Berlin
Goebbels
Azis
Sen. Taft
G.O.P
Defense fears rise over sabotage and covert subversion
Washington reports 14 of 26 major defense plant incidents last month were sabotage, with 4 fires and 10 mechanical damage. Communists and Nazi agents blamed, but no joint operation found. Japanese consulates on the West Coast act as espionage hubs, with spies sending production and movement data.
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Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
Seattle
Washington
Mexico
Mexico City
Be You or the Echo of Another Person
Kathleen Norris argues that a woman's happiness rests on developing a distinct self through culture, daily routines, and thoughtful conduct. A reader from Augusta Maine reports a marriage strain caused by a busy husband whose social life eclipses family time, with Norris advising the wife to reclaim individuality through shared activities and personal interests to restore balance.
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Francis Hackett
America
Adolf
Stamepfle
Hitler
Col. McCormick
Chr
Tribune
Rhode Island
W. F. Bigelow
Good Housekeeping
Edgar A. Mowrer
France
Brother
Augusta
Maine
Alf
Fred
California
Miss Norris
Kathleen Norris
Fauline
Williams and DiMaggio Vie for AL Batting Honor
The piece projects Ted Williams of the Red Sox and Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees as the two leading AL batters with three months left in 1941. It notes DiMaggio's hitting streak, Williams's smooth swing, and compares five year averages to place them ahead of rivals Mize and Reiser while predicting an exciting pennant race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
American Farm Bureau
National Grange
Capitol Hill
Rudolph
Spike
Chicago
Farm Bureau
Grange
National Co-op Council
Walter Randolph
Alabama
Roosevelt
Claude Wickard
Wickard
Hose
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Joe DiMagelo
Yankees
Heath
Cullenbine
Swat
Williams
DiMag
A. L
DiMaggio
San Francisco
San Diego
Boston
Yankee
Napoleon Lajoie
Larry
Lajoie
N. L
Pete Reiser
Dodgers
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Big John
Mize
Demarest
Royston
Ty Cobb
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Reiser
Durocher
Tyrus Raymond
Tiger
Justification by Faith in Romans Lessons
Lesson outline on Romans 3 21 31 focusing on justification by faith through Christ. It explains man’s sinfulness, Christ’s sacrificial death, and salvation by grace through faith, leading to peace with God standing in grace and hope in Him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Christ
Olmstead
Wilbur M. Smith
Jesus Christ
G. Campbell Morgan
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Daddy
Jimmy Stewart
Georgia Carroll
Jack Spooner
Berle
Hickory House
Claremont Inn
the Stork
Earl Smith
Windsbiggun
Francis Johnson
Iowa
New Deal
Frank Grillo
United Rubber Workers
Lawrence Fry
Federal Communications Commission
Bell Syndicz
WNU Service
By Kathleen Norris
Alfa Stranger
Pauline
Fort Crantland
Grantland Rice
International Counels of Religious Education
Harold L. Lundquist
Brandy J Bible
Western S Newspaper Union
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