Roosevelt policy sparks debate on national defense aims
Bruckart notes public anxiety over Roosevelt's Charlottesville speech and U S defense program. He warns against dragging the United States into war, urges careful public scrutiny of aid to allies, and cautions about unrestrained defense spending and policy.
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U. S. National Defense Program
Washington
Roosevelt
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
United States
Hitler
Reich
Europe
Germany
Roosevelt policy analyzed by Washington correspondent
William Bruckart argues that Roosevelt’s stance on the European war and the Rome Berlin axis warrants careful public consideration. He warns that the president’s position could be risky for a neutral nation like the United States.
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William Bruckart
Washington
United States
Lesson for June 30 Scriptural selections and study
A note on the lesson for June 30 outlining subjects and scripture texts chosen and used by the interim council for education. This document reflects selections and permissions important for teaching study materials.
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Interna Coun
Prayer for Guidance and Moral Loyalty
A devotional prayer asks God for grace to follow the right as seen and remain faithful to the highest moral good throughout life. It emphasizes divine guidance and steadfast conscience in daily choices.
That Lighted Golf Night Club Excuse
A gentleman arrives home after a late golf game and his wife questions the hour. He claims they played golf using night clubs, a humorous miscommunication that reveals a pun on night clubs. The tale relies on a single comic premise and playful dialogue.
Enduring Mind Engraving: Webster’s Faneuil Hall Insight
A historical quotation from Daniel Webster’s 1852 Speech in Faneuil Hall extols eternal impact of shaping human character. It contrasts enduring value of moral education with perishability of marble brass and temples, urging virtue rooted in God fear and love of neighbor.
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Daniel Webster
Faneuil Hall
Trivia Q&A from an old quiz list
Questions and answers cover Beethoven affliction, Venice, the Bowery scene, first tuxedo, tailess dogs, frankincense source, decimation fraction, Parthenon ruins location, diamond explosions, beaver temperament, with concise facts and era flavor.
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Parthenon
Meteorite Frost Covered Rock Falls in Colby 1917
Collier's notes meteorites blaze through atmosphere yet many strike cold. One meteorite, completely frost covered, fell in Colby Wisconsin on July 4 1917 according to the feature.
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Collier’s
Colby
Wis
Phraseplay in a Lunchtime Motto from Ladies' Home Journal
A playful verse contrasts Could Be May Be and Might Have Been, noting Has Been as a former state of being. It suggests caution against aiming for uncertain outcomes and reflects lighthearted self awareness. The piece captures a flirtation with identity and aspiration.
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Jonah
Nineveh
Israel
God
J. Stuart Holden
Dr. Holden
Jesus Christ
Ladies’ Home Journal
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