The Light of Freedom Against Nazi Tyranny
A wartime editorial defense of liberty contrasts Nazi aggression with Allied bombs on German centers of culture. It argues that oppressed populations will rise, from Coventry to Berlin, confronting tyranny and proving small nations can outlast conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Poplace
British Isles
Hitler
Reich
Coventry
British Empire
War rhetoric on Allied drive toward ultimate victory
The article asserts Allied offensive will press on despite obstacles and condemn the German people for war crimes. It emphasizes that ruined German cities will testify to the devastation they caused and warns against exultation while affirming confidence in eventual victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Annapolis appointment exam date set for January 1944
Curtis announces Competitive Examination for the Annapolis appointment next year on January 22, 1944. Applicants must send name, address, date of birth, parents and education to Mr Curtis. Residency required in the First District and military service nominees may be accompanied by commander's letter. Occupational deferment excludes candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapoli
Carl T. Curtis
Civil Service Commission
Mr. Curtis
One Thing at a Time Over in a Corner by the Fireplace
Uncle Ezzy works with a stale pencil and paper near the fireplace. He exclaims he has not learned to read yet as a listener asks what the scrawled lines say. Cockleburr notes the moment of handwriting and literacy struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezzy
Uncle Ezzy
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Diller Record
Ae Steuel Gannanadine
Odell
Steele City
Hollenberg
Plymouth
Reynolds
Curtis
Annapolis
General Hospital
E. Rice
M. BD
Fairbury
Nebraska
Frank
A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
Bill’s. Cafe
Diller, Nebr
Edw
B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Gelden Rale Bldg
Drs
Hull & Hull Dentists
Scottsbluff
Jefferson County
Austra
America
State Canal
Lincoln
Europe
Too
Poland
Bonham Theatre