The China Myth and Realities After Pearl Harbor
The piece argues that after Pearl Harbor a China myth formed in the United States portraying China as a flawless democracy and hero, while later a harsh reality emerged. It notes mutual disillusionment as Americans misread China and the Chinese misread American resolve, urging cautious judgment and deeper understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Peffer
China
America
Pearl Harbor
Mme
Chiang Kaishek
Plato
Joan of Arc
Obituaries: Emma Phillips Charles Parker Abraham Van Benthuysen
Multiple obituaries note Emma Phillips 88 of 1615 Maple Road died yesterday at St. Josephs Hospital survived by spouse Harley daughter Ruth and four sisters. Funeral 1:15 PM at Carlson Funeral Home with Rev J F Spears burial Peoria. Charles Parker 76 of 136 W Jefferson died at St. Josephs Hospital with one sister Frank Barber survivor. Services 10:30 AM at Sonntag Funeral Home with Rev R P Blatt burial Oakwood Cemetery. Abraham Van Benthuysen 407 Elmwood died yesterday at Silver Cross Hospital former Armour and Meadow Gold employee survived by two sons Russell Joliet and Raymond (Sgt.) Camp White Oregon. wife died Jan 1940. Funeral Tuesday 2 PM at Harris Funeral Home burial Oakwood.ую
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Phillips
Maple Road
St. Joseph's Hospital
Harley
Ruth
Carlin
Jones
Annie Porter
Maquoketa
Mrav.Lacy de Santo
Highland Park
Ill
Loretta Hardwidge
Fort Wayne
Ind
Helena Coffland
Peoria
Carlson
J. F. Spears
van Benthuysen
Abraham van Benthuysen
Elmwood Street
Silver Cross Hospital
Armour A Comet
Flint Milk Company
Beatrice Meadow Gold Creameries, Inc
Matteson Lodge
A. F
A. M
Joliet
K. T
Russell
Raymond
Camp White
Ore
Harris Funeral Home
H. Olson
Oakwood
Mutual caution in Far East stance urged by officials
A cautious view urged as both Chinese and Americans are urged to avoid rush judgments, remain silent, and let time heal tensions while America searches for stride in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Far East
St. Mary's Croatian Hall Hosts Regular Sunday Parties
Regular Sunday night events continue at St. Mary's Croatian hall 706 N Broadway with the same games and prizes. Doors open 6 30 and play begins 8 o'clock with public invited to attend.
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St. Mary’s Croatian Hall
N. Broadway
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Cvilian
Ching
Easy Buutas
New York Times
Reality of
Washington
East
Japan
Americ
Hentine
Apy Ney yEnt
Pound
Ton
Green Valley Fruit
S. Chicago St
Ferguson
Union National Bank
and. Trust CO
McTorios
C.H. Peterson Co
Ottawa St. Opp
James B. McCann
Richard J. Coyne
North Joliet ST
Ivery the Spectator
Liet, Uminois
Ones
The
Spectator
Base Street
Ion
St. Mary’s
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