What the Allies aim for in a world after war
Edward R. Murrow argues Britons and Americans need a clear purpose beyond defeating Hitlerism. Without a defined peace plan, a four year war could yield only a prelude to another conflict. People seek strong commitments and durable standards to ensure lights stay on after victory.
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Britain
Edward R. Murrow
Columbia Broadcasting Company
London
Chamberlain
Mr. Murrow
Poland
Journalistic Casualties of 1939 Newspaper Suspensions
Time reports 71 papers suspended during 1939 with year end unrecorded, while Editor and Publisher cites 91. The 30 month total ending December 1939 reaches 98 daily suspensions, the largest such period in recent history. About 10,000 jobs were lost, as rising costs, taxes, and changing advertising hit the industry hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time
Newspaper Trade Journal
Hayseed Power Seeping Into National Influence Says Markham
Christian Science Monitor correspondent R. M. Markham argues that the so called hayseed movement is a real force, dominated by the common people. He traces their roots to the West but views them as representative of All America, noting Jefferson as an early champion of the hayseeds.
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R. M. Markham
The
Christian Science Monitor
Washington
Hayseed
Mr. Markham
West
America
Jefferson
The Kellogg Pact and Its Broken Faith
A reflection on the Kellogg peace pact signed by sixty three nations with four minor exceptions. It cites Article I condemning war as national policy and Article II urging pacific dispute resolution, arguing that universal adherence would end wars but noting nations often treat treaties as scraps of paper.
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Argentina
Bolivia
el Salvador
Uruguay
Yemen
Lincoln and the Hayseed Virtue in Adversity
The piece argues that those mocked as hayseeds for their convictions, like Lincoln, endure ridicule at social gatherings yet persevere. It asserts true character is shown by standing firm when facing criticism and discouragement, with success following conviction.
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Lincoln
Hayseed
Clubs Celebrate Ninth Birthday With Dinners And Religious Societies
The B and P W club met at Campbell’s cafe for a six thirty dinner to mark its ninth birthday with readings songs and talks led by Blanche Curvis Georgia Martin Helen Meyer Dorothy Putnam Laura Rudd and Gwendolyn Jorgenson. St Martha’s Guild held a one o’clock luncheon at Mrs Kokjer’s home with committees named and plans for St Patrick’s tea. Altar Society hosted by Frank Rauner George Fahy M A Zwickl Hruska families featured bridge results and 500 games with a lunch for attendees. A pinochle party hosted by Ira Steward included several couples. Suzanne’s ninth birthday at the Presbyterian church parlor featured games and a Valentine themed party with balloons and decorations.
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B. and
P. W
P.W
Campbell’s Cafe
Blanche Curvis
Georgia Martin
Helen Meyer
Dorothy Putnam
Laura Rudd
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
Rudd
Kokjer
Jack Lowe
Frank Rauner
George L. Fahy
M. A. Zwickl
Herbert Hruska
Francis Hruska
Mike Schwartz
Altar Society
Earl Morgan
James Kucera
Henry Loebe
H. van Aelstyn
J. L. Tewell
Mary Runge
Dorothy Hansen
Rae Jones
Suzanne
Ewade
Presbyterian Church
Valentine
Mark Stoward Fostess
Mark Howard
Bridge Club
Campbell Cafe
Joe Burnham
Jack Newport
Gail Price
A. i A. Fenskes
I. L. Pindell
Jacqueline
Glen Bales
Ed Erickson
L. A. Bartholomew
J. C Parks
Jess Osborn
Maxfield
Rheby Bridenstine
Nancy
A A. Fenske
Sund
Pinechle Club
B. C Tracy
Frank Wagoner
Omaha
B. O. Tracy
Ed Ahrens
Henry Whitney
Hornicek-Zimola
Chappell
Viola M Hornicek
Joe Hornicek
Sunol
Joe Zimola
John Zimolea
Wahoo
Nebraska
Nally
Lois Franss
Donald Miles
Zimola
Sidney Improvement Club
Jess Tompkins
Henry Yowell
Howard Robison
Harold Craig
D. C. Fisher
Herbert Rabe
Kenneth Agnew
L. L Christy
E. M. Gates
Edgar Pocock
Elizabeth Willis
Birthday cake center piece and many gifts noted
A town social roster lists Miss Tewell receiving birthday gifts crowned by a cake. Multiple clubs and gatherings fill the week with dinners, bridge prizes, and guest appearances at homes of the Wrights, Howards, and other hosts. A January wedding in Chappell, a turkey dinner, and club meetings complete the social mosaic.
Kensington events brief set for week
Eastern Star Kensington hosts a dessert luncheon at 1 30 in the Masonic clubrooms on Tuesday. Boy Scouts meet in the auditorium at 7 30 p m Wednesday. A play will be performed at Methodist Kensington.
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Eastern Star
Church and club meetings announced for Thursday and beyond
A series of local group gatherings is listed. General meeting at 2:30 p.m. in the church basement with Mrs Ira Stewart. Presbyterian Circle also meets at 2:30 p.m. on Thursday. Willing Workers convene at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs Otho Campbell. Dorcas Society meets at 2:30 p.m. in the church dining room. Safety First Auxiliary gathers Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs Fred George. Better Homemakers Extension Club plans a Wednesday covered dish luncheon at Mrs P J Beyer’s home. all members urged to attend.
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Otho Campbell
Dorcas Society
Safety First Auxiliary
Fred George
Better Homemakers Extension Club
P. J. Beyer
Dr. Leo J. Thomas Practice For Sale Note Books
Dr Leo J Thomas chiropractor and naturopath offers a complete drug free health service in Osborn Building The Telegraph lists FOR SALE stenographers note books at 10 cents each as a small classified item from the newspaper page
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Leo J. Thomas
Osborn
the Telegraph
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the Delemaph-News
Ira Steward
Floyd A. Cropper
Dale Abley
Warren Cunningham
Suzanne Tewell
Women's Circle Club of
Big Springs
John Hatterman
Ben Mauser
Eq Abtrens
Whitney
J. R. Taylor
Carl C. Jones
Fred Stephens
John Williams Nostess
Pleymor Club
John Williams
Robert Welsh
Herschel Wilson
A. C. Stalcup
Bee Bend
Lyle Carlson
Foster Cook
Francis Willard Union
W. J. Shoemaker
G. A. Schwakauer
Kratz Abstract Company
Sidney
City Auditorium
Warm Springs Foundation
Hank Barker
Presbyterian Circle
Ira Stewart
Federal Reserve System
Sidney, Nebraska
Pater
Flint
Mach
Buick
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