Roosevelt shatters precedent with cabinet nominations
The Roosevelt administration faces mixed Elyrian reaction to the appointment of Frank Knox and Henry Stimson to the cabinet. Varying views touch on nonpartisanship in defense, age questions, party politics, and a militant stance toward aiding Britain. Public debate notes Knox and Stimson as capable yet polarizing choices for this grave international moment.
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Great Britain
Stimson
Republican Party
Democrats
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Mr. Stimson
School of
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United States
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Congress
Propaganda and the limits of war reporting
The piece argues readers should differentiate truth from propaganda in war reporting. It cites disputed casualty figures in Flanders and counters sensational photographs from both sides, urging skepticism and careful judgment, noting total war blurs enemy lines.
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Europe
Flanders
Germany
Miies
Josnes
Ihelter
Milles
Vimr Ridge
Herr Hitler
Vimy Ridge
Paris
British Fleet in Royal Navy Sparks War Debate at Home
The Washington Merry-Go-Round notes that His Majesty's Royal Navy could influence the war outlook if ordered to Canada, affecting U.S. cooperation with Britain and complicating support for the Nacion Doctrine amid threats from Germany Italy and remaining Allied fleets. It also covers defense material funding debates, manganese rubber and tin needs, and speculation on political reactions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
State Department
Germany
Royal Navy
H.als
Canada
U. S
Hitler
White House
Army and Navy
House Appropriations Committee
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Horlse Sell Rutherford
G. KR. Heiss
Army and Navy Munitions Board
John Taber
New York
Heiss
Taber
Louis Ludiow
Indiana
Ludlow
Rutherford
France
Poland
U.S
George Xnch
General Staff
Congress
Iim
Federa
Farm Credit Administration
Stecl-Holding
Farm Bureau Federator
Merey-Go-Sound
Anniversary notes of notable figures from 1784 to 1932
A list of anniversaries and notable dates including birth and death years for George Hogs Paul C. Murphy Alayer Sulzberger Francis A. Lathrop Frank H. Damrosch Alan Seeger and others. It also notes historical milestones from 1775 to 1932 such as Congress funding for defense and the organization of the U S Department of Justice.
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Pittsburgh
England
Paul C. Murphy
New Orleans
Alayer Sulzberger
Philadelphia
Germany
Francis A. Lathrop
Lem At Sea
Woodcliffe Lake
N. J
Frank H. Damrosch
New York
Alan Seeger
French Foreign Legion
Congress
America
Alexander Mackenzie
Pacific Coast
U. S. Department of Justice
Arctic
Adolphus W. Greely
Winfeld S. Schley
Pordicaris
Raisuli
John Hay
Morocco
Perdicaris
Food Administration
Hoover
Geneva
Ten Practical Rules for Dealing with Dissent
A religious reflection lists ten rules for discussing differing views including seeking best points, avoiding gossip, not assuming character, emphasizing agreements, direct communication, and praying for others. Mentions Corydon Indiana a note on Harold H Burton and Frederick Patterson with brief biographical cues. A hopeful forecast about a happy marriage and good deeds is included.
Ohioans Reed Mee Non-Fiction Books Than Ever Before
Ohioans are reading more non-fiction than ever as events in Europe and world affairs spur interest in foreign affairs politics economics and biographies. Despite this shift fiction remains dominant with mystery still strong. wartime demand has shortened access to encyclopedias and reference works.
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Colubus
Danly
Paul A T Noon
Noon
Noor
Pittsburgh student runs sausage business to fund tuition
University of Pittsburgh students work varied jobs to pay their way through college. A survey shows both genders supplement income, with males having broader options. standout senior Jack Hoeveler runs a sausage business and markets hundreds of pounds weekly to cover tuition.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Jack Hoeveler
Hoeveler
Selfish disposition versus suavity and planning
The text reflects a cautious judgment on character and ambition. It notes a blend of selfishness and potential laziness with a belief that success comes through charm and foresight, rather than raw effort.
Masterpieces and Barkers at the New York World’s Fair Art Show
The writer tours the World’s Fair art displays with Walter Pach, noting high brow Barker recordings over 400 works spanning 400 years. He recalls Van Gogh’s troubled genius, his self portraits, and a Holland House gallery visit, while referencing Pitcairn’s loan of a Van Gogh work.
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New York
Raphael Sant Dor Sanzio
House of Studios
Haly
Iralian
Colombo
Por Chas
Driscoll Trott
Raphael
Barsiers
Brooklyn Bridge
Washington House
Walter Pach
Mr. Pach
Mrr. Pach
Vincent van Gogh
Holland House
Rockefelier Centere
San Francisco
Helland House
Elyria Stocks Nominal Quotations
Nominal quotations from P. R. Smith & Company for June 22 1946 list bonds and preferreds including Andturn Mort Bs Bender Colson V T C Depositors Mort Bs General Fin Pfd 6O P S 7% Pfd Co P S 6% Pfd 16 46 15 43 Perry Fay Romeo Pump Then Pfd 106 1110 100 104 51s 1.45 1.60 1104.
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P. R. Smith & Company
Elsha Savings Bridg
Mort
Bender & Colson V_ T. C. Depositors Mort
P. S
Perry-Fay Romeo
Barlow's Bombs and Flight Career Revealed
San Pedro inventor Lester P. Barlow pioneered a liquid oxygen explosive called Glmute and early bombs as a sideline to flying. He served with Pancho Villa as an aviator in Mexico 1909 to 1913, survived a detonation accident, and later invented an aerial bomb sold to Britain during World War I. MONDAY: Little Grand Canyon.
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Barlow
Lester P. Barlow
San Pedro
Cal
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Fish
Villa
Little Grand Canyon
Pitcairn Family Linked to Glass Autogyros Works in Philadelphia
The Pitcairn family of Philadelphia and Bryn Athyn is identified with glass autogyros and the Swedenborgian church. The aircraft that rises vertically and lands without ground run is largely the result of this family's labors.
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Pitcairn
Philadelphia
Bryn Athyn
McNaught Syndicate. Inc
Woman Judge Defends Feminine Job Holders in Texas
Mrs Sarah T Hughes of Dallas, the state's only woman district judge, rejects the idea that employed married women worsen unemployment. She told a Business and Professional Women's Club that about 3.9 million married women work in domestic roles, while most unemployed men come from industry. She cited a steel worker would not push a baby buggy for someone else.
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Clemurne
Texas
Sarah T. Hughes
Dallas
Pooh
Business and Professional Women’s Club
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