Inside Story: Hitler's Moderates Delayed War Moves
The piece portrays German diplomacy failed to curb Hitler, citing Hans Dieckhoff and Wiedemann as moderates who delayed invasions and influenced Munich. It also notes possible U.S. retaliation against Nazi piracy and the legal questions of handling pirates, along with a political note on the American Newspaper Guild election and Cordell Hall's new car.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Hitler
United States
Hans Dieckhoff
Washington
Berlin
von Ribbentrop
Ribbentrop
der Fuehrer
Himmler
Dieckhoff
Baron von Neurath
Czechoslovakia
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Fritz Wiedemann
San Francisco
Goering
Wiedemann
Cetchoslovakia
Chamberlain
Daladier
Munich
U.S.A
Tientsin
China
U. S
Justice Department
Brazil
U. S. Navy
Justice
War Department
American Newspaper Guild
Cordell Hall
Notes and Nonsense From A World of War Jest
Light column humor and social notes mix pop culture shots from wartime headlines. Anecdotes about actors Errol Flynn Boris Karloff and the Andrews Sisters mingle with political quips and industry chatter from New York theaters and theatres.
Women Still Lose Ground in Love and Liberty
Kathleen Norris argues that despite progress, women still face masculine privilege and must guard their self respect. She cites letters from women entangled in possessive romance, warns against illicit loves, and counsels time and personal growth as healing from heartbreak and coercive relationships.
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Kathleen Norris
Harry
Alice
Ben Bolt
Madelon
Phil
Springfield
California
Mimi
President discusses price controls and women in governance
In a White House press briefing, President outlines need for legal price control, consumer representation on defense councils, and lessons from World War II economics. He notes rising living costs, urges decisive action beyond voluntary efforts. Road to democracy emphasized alongside women’s roles in Argentina and Americas cohesion.
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Office of Civilian Defense
White House
Harriet Eliott
Division of Consumer Protection
Civic Responsibility In Controlling Alcohol Use
The lesson argues liquor is a civic problem not just a church issue and urges personal and national repentance. It cites Deuteronomy 5 32 11 26 28 Isaiah 28 1 6 Habakkuk 2 12 and Proverbs 14 34 to support that righteousness blesses nations while unrighteousness brings judgment and warns against building greatness on oppression or intoxication.
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England
America
Napoleon
Alexander the Great
Greece
Rome
Israel
Ephraim
Samaria
Price of Independence and the Women's Quest for Freedom
A discussion on women's fight for equality and autonomy across education politics and work. Kathleen Norris analyzes the costs women bear when choosing independence challenging moral expectations and social norms.
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Kathleen Norris
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