Hoover Gibson book on the problems of lasting peace
Former President Herbert Hoover and Hugh Gibson write on the issues surrounding lasting peace. The essay discusses why a permanent peace remains elusive, the lessons from past wars, and the need for a viable yet difficult pathway that avoids crushing defeat or mercy as sole solutions, while emphasizing ongoing efforts and hopeful striving.
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Herbert Hoover
Hugh Gibson
Hoover
Gibson
Poland
Switzerland
Belgium
Brazil
Max. Hoover
Mr. Gibson
Mr. Hoover
United States
Judge Foley Pins Delinquent Parents For Youth Delinquency
A San Francisco judge assigns responsibility for teen misbehavior to delinquent parents not their children. He condemns careless and indifferent mothers and fathers whose homes foster moral decay, saying such environments rival crime and threaten American youth.
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Thomas M. Foley
San Francisco
Social Service
Judge Foley
America
Desperate Parents Seek Firm Action Against Wayward Teens
A 1942 King Eves essay argues that exhausted parents face a crisis as Judy and Jim drift into rebellion. It urges united community action, citing vigilante grandfathers and grandmothers who closed down fake joint homes to restore order and moral guidance.
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America
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Marry Go Round of Fathers and Parental Love
A reflective meditation on fatherhood from ancient parables to modern life, exploring how fathers show emotion and sacrifice. The piece contrasts boyish bravado with tearful courage as dads face frontline duties, sending sons to war and comforting daughters with gifts and guidance.
The Modern Father and His Gentle Guidance
By Helen Rowland the article portrays the contemporary father as understanding and friendly rather than a strict domestic dictator. It contrasts old and new paternal roles, noting fathers share patience, offer practical advice, and provide a male perspective that helps both daughters and sons navigate relationships and mistakes. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
Dover announces global arms limits in White House plan
L A Light Files recalls a 1952 dispatch from Weekington D C noting President Herbert Dover proposed world arms limits and the abolition of bombarding planes, aiming for total restraint in bombardment. A June 1922 item describes the Hidden Pot of Gold found on Ro many plaza at Weenott Place, with a broken teapot bowl and gold pieces unearthed after 40 years.
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Weekington
D. C
Herbert Dover
Old
Romany Plaza
Weenott Place
News Behind the News on wartime diplomacy and policy shifts
This column surveys postwar treaty talks, noting Beaverbrook's erroneous hopes, Molotov in London, and Eden’s denials of territorial deals. It discusses American defense pacts, Japanese aims in the Aleutians, and the wartime reorganization of the War Production Board under Nelson. It also touches on primary elections, isolationism, and Ickes’ evolving statements as wartime policy stabilizes.
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Brrth
Russia
Stalin
SA Riteriboe
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Washington
Roosevelt
London
Molatov
Beaverbreck
Molotov
Anthony Eden
War Production Board
Nelson
Ste
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Navy
Gallbladder Inflammation and Early Surgery Urged
Dr Herma warns gallbladder inflammation is often neglected and risks rise with delay. Early surgical removal within 24 hours of attack or after subsidence is advised, with bed rest and IV glucose therapy to stabilize patients prior to operation.
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Jnp
Aleutian Islands
Russia
Chungking
Japan
Reds
Herma
Tesson
Bundezender
Raymond W. McNealy
Chieno
Jina
Ike
McNealy
Those Texans By James Farber in Texts History
A sketch of Robert J. Kleberg born 1803 in Britain who emigrated to Texas in the late 1820s. He opposed Germanic tyranny, joined Mosely Baker’s company, fought in the Battle of San Jacinto, aided land distribution for veterans, and died in 1888. Rudolph Kleberg, tied by marriage to Captain King, a noted rancher, is noted in the piece.
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Alabama
Maine
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Wilkieman
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Old Country
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