Fragmented Road to Freedom in a Nation’s Mind
Excerpted prose argues liberty stems from American creation rather than inherited English roots. It lauds Jewish Americans’ role in colonial development, the Revolution, and national wars, urging vigilance against subversive forces and demagogues shaping democracy. The text blends civic reflection with literary allusions on memory and patriotism.
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George Washington
United States
France
Christian
Jet
America
Jand
Windsors Arrive in New York for Brief Visit
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York City for a brief stay of several days. They traveled by automobile from Jersey City, New Jersey, with a guard of about 1000 at the New Jersey station.
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New York City
New York
Duke and Duchress of
Windsor
Waldort-astorix
Jersey City
N. J
Aerosh
Hudson
New Jersey
Sta' Hain
Women For Air Defense Needed By U S Army Air Force
Commanding General Delos C. Edions states women can play a vital role in air defense. He cites 25 000 posts for women in filter information and control centers, notes required rigorous training, and urges enlistment into a women's auxiliary corps with pay housing and federal legislation to mobilize.
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Delos C. Eadions
U. S Army Air Force Combat Command
Washington
INS
United States
Tosk
Britain
S&me
War 25 Years Ago in Tenet Front Actions
The Kaiser leads Verdun and Champagne front decorations for German heroes. Two British transports, Gresshill and Seiteh, reportedly sunk in the Mediterranean. Athens quieted as French admiral seizes control. London reports RAF raids from Berlin toward the north. Bahrain fuels attacked, refineries burned, Blackout rules in Bucharest.
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Youn
Lonfion
RR. A. F
Berlin
Haty
Bahrein
Persian Gulf
Bucharest
Women Volunteers Sought For Wartime Service
A World War II era call seeks intelligent healthy women to volunteer for training and part time duties. Recruits should be able to answer calls clearly by telephone, and be prepared to live in dormitories under supervision, with uniforms provided.
No Bars To Recognition For Brennan In 9th Infantry
Captain Brennan, once a First Lieutenant, is among about 40 Regular Army officers who received temporary captaincy. Lieutenant Colonel Jesse B. Green, acting commander, sought any stamp of approval as Brennan, a United States Military Academy graduate of 1998, has served his entire tour with the 9th Infantry and is the regiment’s ranking officer.
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Brennan
United States Military Academy
Sth Infantry
Platogn Teader and Company
Green
Wit
M. Robertson
Stalled Nazi offensives and Moscow defense reshuffle
War reports indicate Nazi gains slowing with no clear shift in overall momentum. Informants note unfavorable weather hindered front operations while Stalin appoints two defense chiefs, Josip Stalin? Jukov and Attemley to guard Moscow. measures tighten as city defenses and counterintelligence strengthen to deter diversions and enemy sabotage.
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Cieneral Jukov
Moscow
Attemley
TRE
Singe
Farger Une
Srt Diversioists
Othey
Une Cri- Man
Germans Advance to Rostov Near Caucasus Oil Regions
Berlin reports German forces pushing east toward Rostov within striking distance of the Caucasus oil area. German counterattacks claim to have beaten back Soviet efforts near Minsk and Dnieper, with fronts along the central line saying Romans have fallen back as renewed German pressure presses toward Moscow.
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Gel
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Iby Thallan
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Donte
Miley
Rostov
Reed Army
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Saviee
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Cdmnnn
Mtre
Lusshins
Sala Hind
Tastov
Caucasus
DNB
Fair Rent Committee Appointed in San Antonio Area
A fair rent committee was appointed after a conference between Hely and Frank Rawls, with Col H E Thomas and Cat W E Davis among others. The panel includes religious leaders, real estate, labor, landlords, teachers, and Army representatives, meeting at 2 p.m. Monday to address rental complaints and maintain a good rental record.
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San Antonio
Army and Defense
Hely
Frank Rawls
Henderson Opm
Washington
Col
H. E Thomas
Fort Sam Houston
Richard Dotlavan
Cat. W. E. Davis
Cap Wolters
Mineera
Wells
Hein
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Fe Committee
Lea Murphy
Robert E. Lucey
Albert P. Shirkey
Travis Park Methodist Church
G. @. Crouch
W. B. al- Hold
J. A. F. Kreschell
Alongs
S. Berales
G. Sharver
Dan Quill
Postal
Richard Priediichs
J. ‘A. Calvert
Chamber of Commerce
J. BE
Setpert
Mer Climats
Maria Kallison
A. J. Goets
City
W. B. Wilmer
Kenysfield
Air Corps
Arid
Maj
P. G. McElwee
Fort
Sam
Houston
Army
Sommitee
Liedeker Promoted to Major in Quartermaster Corps
Major Liedeker, formerly of Truuston, was promoted to major in the Quartermaster corps. On duty at the Planning Office, San Astarial General Depot, Fort Sam Houston, he was notified Monday, with active duty beginning March 26 at the Veterans Depot.
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Gaprd
Liedeker
Quartermaster Corps
Office of Procuremene Planning
San Astarial
Fort Sam Houston
Minjor
War Department
Truuston
Extradition War Looms Over Prisoner in San Antonio Case
A prisoner freed on a writ of habeas corpus by Judge W. W. McCrory faces potential extradition after Mexico City alerted U S officials that he is wanted. Mexican police reportedly seek multiple prisoners and threaten a swap, while officials in Hollywood and Gallf discuss trade terms. A briefcase containing 4100 dollars was returned with the released man.
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Betaure Mexlew
San Antonio
Wilmoye
Monard
Hollywood
Gallf
Menare
W. W. McCrory
Grimuinal District Court
Stinson Held
Mexico City
Ft Canntion
Halutiog
Weill
McCrary
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Menard
War Roundup Highlights Global Fronts and Naval Losses
Associated Press summary reports Japan naming iron unity to face encirclement, Hull notes attack on U S destroyer Kearny with 11 missing and 10 injured from a German submarine. Stalin declares siege in Moscow while fighting nears the capital, Germans claim advances near Taganskaya and Rastov, Britain presses for a second front as weather hampers air operations. Afghanistan expels axis nationals to close regional gaps.
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Iron Unity
Japan
Far East
Hull
U.S
Kearny
Navy Department
Affacter
Stalin
Moscow
Tagansig
Hitler
Rastoy
Caucasus
Britain
English Channel
Afghanistan
Asia
Navy seeks vengeance after sinking of Robin Moody
The Robin Moody was torpedoed in the south Atlantic on May 21 after passengers and crew were taken into lifeboats. President Roosevelt called the sinking an international outlaw act and vowed full reparations. Senators Gillette and Nye urged the Senate Naval Affairs Committee to investigate all facts in the Kearny clash and related incidents.
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South Atlantic
Robin Moody
En Reube
Afel
Roosevelt
Congress
NYE
Trobe
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Gillette
Iowa
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Kearny
Naval Affairs
Greer
Wally
Naval Affairs Committee
Texan Among 11 Missing From Kearny
Washington report lists Floyd Camp from California and Lloyd Enfleur from Beaumont Texas among 11 sailors missing after the destroyer Kearny was torpedoed off Iceland last Friday. Others named include Luther Curtis of Wilmington Delaware Herman Gateway of Troy New York and George Caleyet Gillespie of Illinois. One severely injured is Leonard Frantikorwski from Norfolk Georgia. Eight others reportedly suffered minor injuries. their names were not released.
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Cook
Calif
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Secana
Beaumont
Texas
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Wilmington
Herman Augist
Gateway
Troy
N. Y
Clevelind
Ty William Stoltz
Renal
Spangler
Sidney Gerald Larriviere
la George Alexander Calyet
Gillespie
E11
Russell Burdink Wade
Trousten
Doctors Tinkering Is Scored By Critics In CHIGAGA
Dr. Per y Goldsmith of Toronto, with colleagues, aims to slow new medical gadgets and tools described as excessive tinkering. He warns that over reliance on devices can cause anxiety and discomfort, urging a return to simplicity and natural well being.
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Pery Goldsmith
Toronto
American Academy of Ophthalmology
Goldsmith
Patrolman Detains Man After Bus Stop Incident
A patrolman on Cincinnati Avenue near Sabinus arrested a suspect after an exchange with a passerby. The man was taken to police headquarters following the request for directions to South Pine Street, with the incident occurring near Hightown.
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Welden Gock
Cincinnati Avenue
Sabinus
Pante Hightown
Wolden
Qovxrell
South Pine Street
Cohan's Condition Held Satisfactory
New York report states composer and playwright George M. Catton underwent emergency abdominal surgery Saturday. Medical team describe his condition as satisfactory.
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Cohan
New York
George M. Catton
Midler
Closed Doors Vote Sparks Ship Arms Hearing Clash
In Washington a Senate Foreign Relations Committee vote to end closed hearings on the ship arming bill drew charges of a gag rule as critics protest time limits. Secretary Hull was named as a likely first witness, with Clark and La Follette insisting on broader access to testimony. The panel later rejected a push for public hearings, tightening the secrecy around the session. Republican leaders prepared to demand outright repeal of the neutrality act, signaling a partisan push as Wilkie advised aggressive party leadership in revising the statute.
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Wim
Senate Foreign Relations
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Conny
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LaPoltette
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D.-Mo
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D.-Cia
Wagner
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Pepper
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D.-Pa
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Mey
Senate
Senator Anglin
R- VA
Inader
Senaler Bridges
Benator Gurney
Informiunts
Bene
Wilkie
Hag Eeteed
Picture Pose Ends in Tragic Fall at Pond In Atlanta
In Texas an amateur photographer caused a deadly accident when 20 year old Pent Taylor of Atlanta paused for a photo beside Titchie's pond. Her companion Tom Walker watched as she stepped back toward a dam edge lost her balance and fell in. Her body was retrieved about half an hour later.
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Texas
Titchie
Pent Taylor
Tom Walkerpens
Pearl
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