General de Gaulle’s Enduring Day in War History
The piece contrasts reactions to military leaders across nations. It notes French commander de Gaulle’s rapid rise from colonel to general during the early blitzkrieg period and hints he may see another day as a key figure opposing surrender. It recalls British tank advocate Fuller and American airpower advocate Mitchell as contrasts.
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France
J. F. C. Fuller
America
William Mitchell
de Gaulle
G O P Back From The Brink As New Blood Rebuilds
The piece argues the Republican party isreviving through young leaders like Harold E. Stassen and notes their critique of the New Deal. It praises Dewey Willkie Taft and Stassen while warning that past Democratic policies have led to debt and economic weakness.
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Republican Party
Thomas E. Dewey
Wendell Willkie
Robert A. Taft
Harold E. Stassen
New Deal
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Stassen
Republican
Sidelight on de Gaulle’s wartime career and discharge
A curious sidelight on the tragic fate of France notes General Charles de Gaulle who, insisting from London that France must keep fighting, was dishonorably discharged. Twelve years earlier he was sidelined for urging accumulation of tank fleets and a broader armored force.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
London
General de Gaulle
Wiping Out the Foreign Trade And German Domination Fears
The article argues that France Poland and other European markets lost to Germany threaten US exports. It notes 20 percent wartime export losses since Poland’s fall and predicts German control over world trade if victory persists. It calls for a Pan American trade structure to counter German barter ambitions.
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France
Germany
United States
Poland
Scandinavian
Low Countries
Great Britain
South America
Reich
Western Hemisphere
Americas
Tonsils and the Knife Debate Tones Down Operations
Dr. Albert D. Kaiser of Rochester Minnesota told pediatricians in New York that removing healthy tonsils is often unnecessary. Analyzing 4400 children over 10 years, he found no basis for automatic tonsillectomies and adenoid removals. Only 10 to 20 percent with infected tonsils benefit, while others may gain from conservative care. Identifying the 20 percent group is the key.
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American Medical Association
New York
Albert D. Kaiser
Rochester
Minn
United States
Great Britain
Kaiser
On the Record: Dorothy Thompson Reflects in Crisis
Dorothy Thompson writes of national nerves under pressure citing faith and reason as guides. She argues individuals and nations must shed excess material concerns, embrace protective social bonds, and trust democratic society while rejecting state overreach.
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Paris
Washington
Children and Neighbors Clash Over Playgrounds Then Learn to Coexist
A weary family moves next to a yard where children play and worries about noise fade as a hedge rises between homes. A neighbor chooses understanding, saying she cannot live quarrelling over kids and that good manners smooth relations.
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Bunny
Legacy novel by Charles Bonner reviewed by Selby
John Selby reviews Charles Bonner's Legacy, noting it reads well and centers on Adam Stoddard who gauges civilization by the family. The book, written with cinema sensibilities, contrasts a lifelong misperception with success amid early 20th century American shifts in belief about the family.
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Adam
Phillipa
Emma Goldman
Elsa Maxwell
Amy Lowell
Bronxville
Emily
Brooklyn
Bonner
Charles Bonner
Robert Sherwood
Mr Bonner
Adam Stoddard
America
Havana tourism hit by wartime cruise curtailment
A Havana report says war curtails Cuban tourism this winter as cruise traffic falls to about one third of last season. No American or belligerent nation ships are scheduled to call, with most visitors transported by American vessels between Cuban and North Atlantic and Gulf ports.
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Hitler
Europe
France
Havana
Island
North Atlantic
Gulf
Man Dies by Suicide in South Africa Car Incident
Capetown coroner's verdict states 69 year old Austin Purcell killed himself on a motionless automobile after a sudden stop. The death is attributed to a cerebral hemorrhage caused by falling against the stationary car.
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Self
Austin Purcell
Capetown
South Africa
Cordell Hull Receives Harvard Doctor of Laws Degree
Cordell Hull, secretary of state, is pictured in cap and gown after receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws at Harvard University’s 289th commencement in Cambridge. He later addressed the Harvard Alumni Association as chief speaker.
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Cordell Hull
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Hull
Harvard Alumni Association
Oiling program begins countywide effort in Montana
The county launches the most extensive oiling program with 50 000 gallons of crude and the first batch heated. M J Loughran says the project starts today as officials note progress and plans unfold across communities in the area.
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M. J. Loughran
Mary J. Wright
Women’s Relief Corps
Patriotic Societies
Boeman
Thor Olsen
Butte
Harry Hart
Fighting Hart
Salt Lake City
American Legion
Marie Montana
Mountain View Church
Montana
Horoscope Preview for Cancer June 26 Today
Cancer traits are described with travel, education, philanthropy, and strong will. The June 26 outlook warns of Neptune risks for Allies naval forces, advises harmony between workers and leaders, and notes political tension, travel luck, and possible health concerns among Digestive diseases rise abroad.
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Balkans
Hitler
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