Peace and preparedness define a modern war sermon
A long reflection argues that peace is not won by resolutions but by national preparedness and decisive American leadership. It warns against old mistakes after World War I, condemns reliance on armament bans, and calls for the United States to control its fate by maintaining military strength to deter aggression. The piece cites Alexander N. Sack and Floyd B. Odlum for authority and perspective.
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Europe
Asia
America
France
Britain
United States
Allied war command chosen amid vast global struggle
A Wide World News special notes that three weeks of allied wartime coordination have moved the United States and Britain toward a unified command on the Western Front. Leaders like Roosevelt and Churchill weighed scarce supplies against front needs, deciding that the far east remains a secondary front while directing forces to the Nazi and Pacific theaters.
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Great Britain
America
Roosevelt
Churchill
Mr. Churchill
Washington
Philippines
Malaya
Russia
Africa
United States Congress
Wide World News
Hitler
Germany
Pacific
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Wake Island
Luzon
Britain
Spain
England
Far East
Milking An Adventure in the Morning Milking
An essay on milking that blends humor and philosophy as a city reader imagines farm life. It contrasts milking styles from knee to stool to explain character, danger, discipline, and the endless necessity of the routine. Milking becomes an adventurous daily test of skill and resilience.
Century-Old Candle Making Tip Sparks Light Longevity
A 100 years ago note advised readers to prepare candle wicks to half size, soak in spirits of turpentine, dry in sun or mold, then dip. The method claimed longer burn and clearer light, reflecting period candlemaking practices and light quality concerns.
Mil ler banker dies at Lakewood home in 10th year
Ten years ago Levi L Miller former cashier at First National Bank died at his Lakewood home. Mahatma Gandhi declared war on Britain and called for a boycott of British goods. Japanese forces launched an offensive against Panshan.
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Levi L. Miller
First National Bank
Lakewood
Mahatma Gandhi
Britain
Panshan
Entitled To A Ya Ya Martin Dies By Peter Edson
Washington correspondent Peter Edson discusses Congressman Martin Dies of Texas and his anti un American activity crusade. The piece traces Dies investigations into Japanese Americans during 1941, the White House meddling, and the stalled hearings on Japanese consuls and the Central Japanese association. It notes secrecy concerns and possible calls for broader measures against Japanese Americans and cites wartime context.
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Martin
Texas
Pearl Harbor
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Knox
Norway
Dies
Dies Committee
America
Department of Justice
FBI
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G-men
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Central Japanese Association
Matthew F. McGuire
Department of State
Nomura-Kurusu-Hull
Pacific
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Hawaii
NEA, Inc
So They Say on Government and War Medals
Dr Frederico Pinedo argues for evaluating US policy by its material and cultural impact on classes, urging orientation beyond the United States. Glenn Skogman from Cleveland rejects medals for disaster relief in Japan, vowing to pursue vengeance for what he calls barbarous treatment.
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United States
Frederico Pinedo
Argentina
Glenn Skogman
Cleveland
Japan
Roosevelt Convenes Conference of Leaders on Must Policy
President Roosevelt announces a conference bringing together business, labor, and government executives to discuss essential policy requires. The event aims to align actions across sectors to meet national priorities and coordinate efforts toward common goals.
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President Roosevelt
Conference of Business, Labor
America at war has no time for hysteria quote
Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard urges calm and steady focus on wartime needs, signaling resolve and restraint during national mobilization. He emphasizes disciplined actions and eroding panic amid critical food and supply shortages. The quote reflects leadership tone on unity and perseverance.
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America
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude Wickard
Notable Naval Tribute Promises Honor for Ensign Kidd Jr.
Secretary Knox presented An napolis diploma to Ensign Isaac Kidd Jr. amid a ceremony honoring his father Admiral Kidd who was killed at Honolulu. The moment underscored sacrifice and service in the Navy lineage.
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Secretary Knox
Annapolis
Isaac Kidd Jr
Admiral Kidd
Honolulu
Japanese-American Journalist Enlists for U S War Effort
Clarke Kawakami, a Japanese-American newspaperman, says Japan made up its mind for war in the last two months since Tojo became premier, announcing his intent to enlist and fight for the United States.
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Tojo
Japan
Clarke Kawakami
American love of homeland spurs citizenship bid
Exiled French playwright Henri Bernstein expresses loyalty to both America and France as he seeks American citizenship, stating that devotion to a new country does not erase love for the land of birth. He argues that one may belong to America while holding affection for France.
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America
Henri Bernstein
War Secretary Stimson Questions Army Attitude
War Secretary Henry L. Stimson was asked about the soldiers' attitude toward the army's stance. He replied with a measured assessment, aiming to clarify official position and morale amid ongoing events.
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Stimson
Mussolini Quote on War and Morality
A historical quotation notes that during war moral principles of ordinary times are superfluous and sometimes troublesome, attributed to Benito Mussolini.
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Benito Mussolini
Mexican minister Aleman warns Americans on dangers ahead
Mexican interior minister Miguel Aleman cautions the American public that dangers continue to loom. He urges awareness and vigilance as threats persist in the current climate.
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Miguel Aleman
Interior
Harvard President Urges Offensive Mindset for War
President James B. Conant of Harvard urges U S citizens to adopt an offensive approach rather than a defensive one to ensure victory in the ongoing war. He argues proactive strategy and decisive actions are essential for national success.
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United States
James B. Conant
Harvard University
Irreverent Musings and Auto Echoes From Wartime Times
A column blends sharp jibes at wartime rhetoric by Gayda and Farinacci with light anecdotes. It recalls a Western Union clerk’s missing shirts misattributed to a “Mr W Union,” jokes about Christmas tree haulers, and a nostalgic appeal for classic Pierce-Arrow styling over modern glassy designs.
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Ralph L. Smith
Western Union
Modern homes lack floor radiators in new design
The piece argues wall radiators fail to warm feet as effectively as floor units. It claims contemporary construction omits floor heat, relying on hidden wall radiators that do not provide adequate warmth for chilly occupants.
For sale uncalled for lady's coat sign
A spy notes a dry cleaning shop sign reading for sale uncalled for lady's coat and suggests the woman is uncalled for, implying no further need for the garment. The quip hints at a dismissive or backhanded remark about the coat and its owner.
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Winedow
Inspire Liberty Through Flight, Wright Vision Voiced
Orville Wright predicts aircraft will shift from weapon to global guardian of human liberty and lasting peace, asserting the airplane’s future role beyond current harm by “bare barous men.” He envisions universal guarantee of freedom through aviation.
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Orville Wright
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