Beware of an Humble Japan and the Pacific Threat
A wartime warning cites Hallett Abend of the New York Times and professor T Komaki of Kyoto University. It argues Japan would seek a compromised peace after European victory and then launch a new push to seize California Oregon and Washington, demanding a costly indemnity and disarming the United States. The piece urges United Nations occupation of the home islands and a hard line to prevent another deadly conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Komaki
Kyoto University
JVWS
OWI
Japan
Germany
New York Times
Hallett Abend
United States
Europe
Abend
California
Oregon
Washington
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Mr. Abend
James R. Young
Universal News Service
United Nations
Home Islands
Educator urges indoctrination to teach Americanism and democracy
Prominent educator Dr. Virginia C. Gildersleeve spoke at a New York Junior League luncheon urging schools to adopt indoctrination as a method to instill Americanism and democratic values. She praised army programs and called for democratic indoctrination of history and conduct in schools and colleges to support national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Linncheon
New York City
Dean Gildersleeve
Army
America
Walter Winchell on Broadway Notes of an Innocent Bystander
Walter Winchell surveys early Broadway screens and film notes mixing reviews of Bed We Gry and Sadie Thompson with mentions of June Havoc and Cary Grant. The column previews various releases, stars, and critics while lampooning industry trends and political subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tita Chase
Plg
Sadie Thompson
Tinwlife
Echoes of Age and Labor in the Shipyard
In a wartime shipyard, hundreds of women welders and riveters stream home after shift. They wear identical jackets and share the same wage, blurring lines of age and ability. The piece questions why the world brands a forty year old as old while feeling young herself, and hints at walls that fell when men demanded equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bio
Sim
Hans Data
Tomorray
Dax
Jericho
Women Break Walls Through Justice in Elsie Robinson Essay
By Elsie Robinson argues walls of prejudice and fear fall when women unite for justice and equality. She recalls Jericho as a metaphor and urges women to seek power within Christendom, insisting communal effort can unlock confinement and enable women to live freely at any age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ula
Kind Features Syndicate
Joe Cogleys San Antonio Era and the Badger Fight Legend
The text recalls Joe Cogley, a Texas resident and former New York proprietor, who ran an infamous establishment in San Antonio around the Civil War era. It describes his rough but nonlethal approach, attracting visitors including actors and pugilists, and recounts a disputed origin of the infamous badger fight, with a stage trick involving pulling a rope to release an animal, witnessed amid crowd reactions and scattered relics.
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Joe Cogley
Telsbingy
San Altonio
Texas
New York
Joes Resort
Jac
Joe's
Bob
Nome
Nat Corbett
Moward
Joe
Ainge
Teen Age Report on Juvenile Delinquency
White Plains High School pupils completed a nationwide study on juvenile delinquency begun after a field trip to the Westchester county penitentiary. They credit principal leadership and teacher guidance, stress preventive over punitive measures, and thank local press and officials for support while detailing trips, interviews, and a dinner served by inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plating High
White Plains
William Randolph Hearst
McCloud
California
Hearst
Lince
White Plains Senior High School
Eeld Trig
Westchester County Penientiary
Matthew Eh, Lynaugh
Berwich
America
Frank H. Nye
Nye
Beatrice Cleary
Glovin
Thompson
Sooo
Westchester County Penitentiary
Paul R. Brown
Frutatea
Mt Tongth
Ula Penitentiary
White Plains Reporter-Dispatch
Westchester County
Penn
Punitiva
Thera
Digestive Lils By H N Bundesen
Digestive Lils discusses foods that trigger digestive disturbances and self care. It notes that cabbage beans cucumbers onions can cause diarrhea in some, urges water and rest, warns against laxatives, and links nervously driven diarrhea to emotional stress. It mentions pernicious anemia and pellagra as related disorders with dietary and medical treatments.
Bexar County Old Spanish Trail Group Plans Roadside Plant Rules
November 22, 1974 report from San Antonio notes Senator Morris Sheppard in town amid Woodmen of the World tour. The article mentions a dry spell at Fram-A and a push to penalize anyone who plants or trims shrubs along the San Antonio-Beerne highway with rowsils for conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Morris Shep
Pril
Kexarkana
San Antonio
Bexar County
Old Spanish Tall Association
San Antonio-Beerne Highway
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Walter Winchell
Broadway
Tokyo
Mevirville
Doolittle
Dare
Nis Lory Owelttin
Salov
Clifford Odets
Ethel Barrymore
Cary Grant
Bury Musveratd
Preston Sturges
Sturges
Warners
Hemingway
Haven
Antrtobu
Lauren Isneall
Mr. Bogart
Howard Hawks
Jon Mill
Hinead
Anki
Mia
Edward &. Robinson
Jack Preston
Mrs. Robinson
General Patton
Tom Harawn
Dutt
Sidney Kingsley
Collier's
Americar Weekly
Tony
Sally de Marco
Churchman
National Protestant Periodica
Gerald L. K. Smith
Gerald B. Wired
Charles E. Coughlin
Harvey Hi. Springer
Plas
Nation
Bernilssini
Woman's Home Companion
Sgisxt
Dies Committee
Wells
Cony
Dics
Pittsburgh
Dirk
Hrmf
Upton Glose
Butterfield
Anon
Kratig
Lind
Yeaton
Elsie Robinson
Joshua
Isviic
James Farber
Ernest Crosby
Faul R. Brown
H. N. Bundesen
Benoit
Sun
SAN Antonio Light
SS Antasio Lagit
Menber Absociated
Itar Sol
Adan
Dally
Suni JQ
Suday Pny
Antonio
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