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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1941
Page
2
The passage quotes Churchill asserting civilization and freedom hinge on a large majority uniting to display constabulary power to deter barbaric forces. He frames the task for the rising generation, aiming to spur a new impulse toward organized world peace and brotherhood among mankind.
The article discusses a looming conflict with Palestine as Nazi forces advance eastward toward Jerusalem. It notes British mandates, oil interests, and possible military moves via Syria, with historical Christian ties to the Holy Land contrasted against current pagan governance in Germany. It then shifts to defense textile production, detailing wartime textile output, mills, and fiber use in uniforms, including cotton, wool, rayon, and nylon trends.
The author warns that Nazi bombing could target sacred Christian sites in Palestine and Jerusalem, urging peacemaking over conquest as Hitler advances eastward. The piece predicts an eastern campaign across Armenia, Turkey, Palestine, Iraq, Iran, Arabia, Egypt, India, while asserting the British Empire endures and the Battle of the Atlantic remains decisive for victory.
Pegler draws a stark parallel between the Kaiser and Adolf Hitler, arguing both men embodied a brutal German nationalist ethos. He recalls the Kaiser's arrogance and war aims, then shows how Hitler mirrors that tyranny with a creed of racial supremacy and divine right, justifying conquest and subjugation.
The Grandpa business favors age over youth and rewards life experience. It is not a job for the young or for the wise, and requires knowing nearby shops and what children enjoy. A grandpa does most everything parents don’t allow.
The piece asserts God cares for people in every circumstance, citing the Bible and Christ as proof. It emphasizes God is for us, never against us, and remains with us in joy and suffering. The message, from Babson Newspaper Syndicate, frames faith as a steady answer to human doubt.
Production has surged to record levels causing silk consumption in the United States to drop to the lowest point in two decades. The rapid ramp up in output contrasts with shrinking domestic demand, signaling a major shift in the market.
The piece argues for ratifying or enacting a St Lawrence canal law to build deep water connections from the Great Lakes to the sea. It cites potential freight savings, power cost reductions, and industrial growth for the West, while detailing past treaty defeat and current defense urgency. It warns of lobbying by rail and port interests and stresses shipbuilding as national defense and postwar economic gains.
President Roosevelt rebukes the War Department draft industry bill as too sweeping and proposes limiting seizures to defense needs. he favors a two year cap on takings and seeks to broaden the existing draft industry law to only require cooperation rather than broad powers. The piece notes aims to curb labor obstruction and control strategic materials, and mentions exemptions for canners and high Army food costs amid defense priorities. Four U.S. senators, including Alben Barkley, are reported ill, underscoring strain on leadership.
Manhattan sparrows trace their ancestry to a 14-member English import, with cities and culture forming an aristocracy of birds. Caruso’s caricatures inspire a Museum of the City of New York display, while Xavier Cugat joined the artist in turning out sketches of acquaintances. A World-Telegram reporter notes a humorous travel tale involving H Allen Smith, a tired flight, and a mistaken briefcase mix-up with a Rhode Island senator’s papers.
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