Editorial on the Duke of Windsor’s fate and possible U S visit
The author reflects on the Duke of Windsor’s fame and isolation, noting the pity of his situation and the tension over a potential U S visit. They dismiss sensational reports and urge a smooth welcome, suggesting the couple could feel at home in the United States if the Duke chose to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Windsor
Prince of Wales
Hlersture
Tilis
State Department
United States
Junior
Mother
Dad
New York
George Bernard Shaw
London
Soviet Russia
Brussels
China
Japan
North China
Inner Mongolia
Norman H. Davis
Victory for New York and Civic Righteousness
The piece celebrates Fiorello La Guardia's re election as mayor of New York City and Thomas E. Dewey's win for New York County prosecutor. It extols honesty and the square deal, argues the victory reflects innate civic decency, and praises New York as a polyglot, dynamic city. It frames the win as a broader gain for law and order and for American virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Ciy
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Earth
America
East Dalton Social Roundup From Edith Devitt Chronicle
East Dalton residents and visitors are noted in a community roundup. Mary Ann and Junior Yowell visit Emil Marx. Dorothy Mintken and Irene Mintken attend Denver business college ties. multiple family gatherings, dinners, and Sunday visits at various homes. Fairview club held a 15 member meeting led by Mrs J D Devier with a Christmas lesson. next meeting November 16 hosted by Mrs Harola Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann
Junior Yowell
Emil Marx
Dorothy Minishaw
Business
Denver
Harold Aintrén
Frank Mintken
Irene
Dorothy Mintken
Arnold Westerhoff
Cnn
Lloyd Yowell
Marjorie
Marva
Donnie de
Carl Cristensen
Fairview Club
J. D. Devier
Edith
Luneh
Harola Warren
Thanksgiving Turkey and World War Worries
A humorous column riffing on Thanksgiving turkey life and death, then shifting to wartime and political jabs. It jokes about turkey fate and indelible hunger, mocks presidents and dictators, and ends with Uncle Sam chasing bargains and hunting gear.
Elixir deaths tied to California in sulfanilamide purge
Across California and beyond, authorities named four deaths linked to the deadly sulfanilamide elixir as the federal drive to remove the product from the market intensified. J C Morton of the FDA confirmed Fresno, Livermore, and San Diego fatalities, disclosed seizure of seven pints, and said the western states were cleaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
J. C. Morton
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Fresno
Livermore
San Diego
United States
Norton
Far Western
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the Man
East Dalton
Edith Devitt
Vier
Mrs. J. D. Devier
Charles Munshaw, Jr
Dorothy
Clarence Melherg
John Davison
Irene Mintken
Don Kreacer
Gerald Mayer
Harclay Warren
Clarence Melberg
James Devier
C. A. Baker
Telegraph
Lown
Terry Carpenter
Dwight Griswold
Mussolini
Hitle
Stalin
Europe
the Merchants Tailoring Association
Sam
Logans Market
O. P. Skaggs
Cudahy
O. P. S. Brand
BL Srey
Zie
Bayard
Percy Condlin
Great Western Sugar Company
Condlin
Shanghai
Hungjao
Soochow Creek
International Settlement
Hungjao Country Club
Madrid
Lerida
Barcelona
Portland
Madison
Edward H. York
Rochester
Daniell O’mara
Maurice Lynn
Omaha
Ludwig Lewisohn
Hitler
Lewisohn
Ludington, Mich
Mary Becker
Anthony
George L. Coll
Yer
Becker
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Don Owens
Julian L. Rose
Briggle
Mildred Balton
Joseph
Balton
Washington
Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Fechner
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Valor Brand
Ecra
Bruckner's
BEN Franklin Store
Sidney, Nebraska
Sidney Elevator
Burlington Railway
Sidney
J. C. Preble
Nash Coffee Pound
Crisco
Idaho
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