Denny New York Town Meeting Leader and Medical Pioneers
In Goldfield Nevada a rowdy scene mirrors the Town Meeting of the Air led by George W. Denny Jr who keeps peace amid pressure groups and Britain aid debates. Dr Norman Jolliffe applies vitamin research to combat effects of alcohol and diet and supports Britain vitamins aid. John D Biggers leads unemployment census and heads Libby Owens Ford Glass since 1930 amidst defense office shifts.
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Denny
Duello Whistles
George W. Denny Jr
America
Britain
Verne Marshall
Paul Green
Abraham
University of North Carolina
Carolina Playmakers
Chapelhill
League For Political Education
Town Hall
the Air
League
Norman Jolliffe
Wwe
John D. Biggers
National Defense Office of Management
Biggers
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Company
Gallup‑poll view on Roosevelt and aid to Britain
A Washington column argues Roosevelt’s third term and Pershing reflect American pride while criticizing the lease lend bill. The piece warns the measure could cede war powers and urges debate, amendments, and a true aid-to-Britain scope rather than dictatorial action. It also suggests readers run their own Gallup poll to gauge public opinion.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Pershing
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Gallup
England
Bum
Congress
Britain
Ian
Washington
Senate Campaign Fund
Harold Buckles
Buckles
Willkole
House
Cuttee
Responsibility for the drunkards of my community
A religious study urges Christians to stop Tempting, aiding, or profiting from liquor while protecting the vulnerable. It stresses personal duty to remove taverns and to act as keeper of others, especially children, and to abstain from all forms of evil. It links abstinence to judgment and sacrifice.
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Cain
Pera
Ana Elon
John
Patriot Hearts for the State in Anon Verse
A short quoted poem praises men with hearts ablaze for truth and patriotism. It extols patriots as bulwarks of the state and urges love of truth and rejection of wrong. The anonymous verse reflects civic praise and nationalistic sentiment.
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Anon
No Binder Yet Maintains Stand on Pleasures
Quote from William Cowper reflects stubborn stance on personal pleasure amid social pressures. Reading conveys a defender of inner conviction against external demands.
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William Cowper
Convoys for ships to Britain shift in Roosevelt policy
Washington reports show Roosevelt moving toward a more aggressive stance on aiding Britain and possibly convoying ships. Advisers indicated shifts after Navy and State Department debates, British naval needs, and Mediterranean bombings, with no commitments yet made.
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Britain
Washington
Japan
Stimson
Knox
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
State Department
Duke of Windsor
Caribbean
Duke
Atlantic
Lord Lothian
England
U. S
White House
Mediterranean
Southampton
Illustrious
Malta
Gibraltar
Congress
Passenger Survives Fall From Train During Break in Trip
A west bound express train brakes near a wayside station after a passenger falls from a door that bursts open. The man lands on sand, is shaken but not seriously hurt, and the conductor verifies the ticket allows a break in the journey.
Integrity and Knowledge The Doctor's Timely Quote
A quotation from Dr. Johnson on integrity and knowledge appears as a concise proverb about the balance of virtue and intellect. It juxtaposes ethical conduct with the pursuit of information, warning that power without ethics harms.
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Dr. Johnson
No, not despising all with vices but despising virtueless
The quote from La Rochefoucauld contrasts moral judgment, arguing that some people condemn others for lacking virtue yet fail to possess any virtue themselves. It reflects a paradox of ethical critique.
Conscience Man Wretched Man Quote
A compact reflection on guilt, noting how every act of sin triggers deep remorse within the sinner. The line presents Juvenal’s characteristic moral sharpness about vice and conscience.
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