Defense of Carrel and Lindbergh Against Proscription
A critique of efforts to purge scientists and intellectuals as enemies of the state, arguing that Dr. Alexis Carrel and Colonel Lindbergh exemplify ethical dissonance with persecution. The piece condemns use of accusations to suppress inquiry and emphasizes faith, science, and conscience as vital to truth.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Alexis Carrel
Gantlet
Peter
Praetorium
Germany
Carrel
France
Nordhoff-Jung
Dr. Carrel
Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Seeking Signs And Portents In Hitler Speech
The piece analyzes Adolf Hitler's Reichstag address, noting no clear motive or new actions beyond invective against Mr. Churchill. It compares hit speculation on a peace drive or fresh aggression, discusses propaganda, and contrasts with Roosevelt’s nonmajor speech. It ends with a reflection on interpretation and silence.
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Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Churchill
Hitler
Goliath of
Gath
Israel
Saul
Roosevelt
Nye
World’s Great Letters Collected in New Book
The Detroit News notes a new volume compiling notable letters titled World’s Great Letters. It highlights that none of the included letters begin with a polite enclosure of a check, suggesting a focus on substantive correspondence rather than routine courtesy.
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Detroit News
Springtime Checker Boards Signal Village Life
In Greensboro Georgia residents mark the seasons by bringing out checker boards, a simple pastime that signals spring and summer as communal outdoor activity returns to town life.
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Greensboro
Herald-Journal
Success Built on Small Margins
The Star-Times notes that real progress comes from tiny gains rather than sudden leaps, citing how even the world’s fastest runners rely on small margins over countless ordinary competitors.
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St. Louis
Star-Times
Mrs Roosevelt accused of aiding union coercion and violence
The writer charges Mrs Roosevelt with endorsing open shop threats and supporting a Moscow style trial of nonmembers. It cites her union ties, past strike remarks, and 1930s incidents including rioting convictions to claim she has failed to combat union racketeers and forced joining.
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Roosevelt
Breakfast in bed sets tone for married life
A newlywed husband brings breakfast in bed to his wife and vows to serve it the same way every morning, prompting amused reflection from a friend husband who notes the rhyme of their new routine.
Barber Quips as Five Year Old Receives First haircut
A barber teases a five year old named Bobbie after giving his first professional haircut. Bobbie responds with a playful remark about shavings, showing a light moment in a likely children’s feature.
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Bobbie
Political fault lines in Territory GOP support shifts
Tucson editorial comments on Governor Tritle's Washington visit and the push for a Republican delegate. It praises Republican gains, argues a GOP congressman would secure more benefits, and cites Tombstone's E. B. Cage and Josiah W. White as potential nominees while noting local Tombstone and Bowie support.
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Congress
Oury
E. B. Cage
E. B. Gage
Tombstone
Gage
Bowie
Josiah W. White
Hitler's plan to weaken the United States revealed
Washington reports a high level belief that Hitler intends to delay invasion and challenge the United States as a world power within three to five years. The plan involves leveraging European shipyards, Russia’s wheat fields, and Caucasian oil while the U.S. strains under domestic strife and rising armament costs.
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Washington
Hitler
Britain
United States
Denmark
Holland
Europe
Munich
Ukraine
Russia
Red Caucasian
Baseball For Twenty Five Years By Arthur Bugs Baer
Baseball writer Arthur Bugs Baer reflects on a quarter century of gags about the game. He recalls old quips from twenty five years ago, mentioning figures like Hans Wagner and Al Mamaux, and jokes about managers, pitchers, and teams.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Notable May Dates Highlight Royal and Social News
May dates mark diverse items from Prince Mike the last Romanoff to Ferguson lineage, a 1931 alimony bid for single blessedness with double indemnity, barkeeps opposing repeal as selling shifts, and 1921 era coffee grinding by grocers due to rising food costs.
Labor clashes over anti strike bill threaten defense plants
Washington May 7 leaders of organized labor denounce the anti strike bill as an attack on gains won in recent years. The report cites AFL and CIO tensions at Boeing Seattle where left wing factions and UAW pressure aimed to disrupt production. Officials block the picket plan while defense needs press on.
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Henderson
Stettinius
Washington
House
Congress
Friends of Labor
AFL
CIO
Boeing Airplane Company
Seattle
Wash
Britain
Boeing
United Auto Workers
Wyndham Mortimer
UAW
Harvey Brown
Dad By Elsie Robinson
A daughter recalls her father a fearless pioneer and champion of justice who faced poverty with courage. He never believed in poverty, inspired family strength, and shaped a bold California legacy through hardship and generosity.
My Symphony Quote Echoes Simple Living Virtues
A concise reflection on living content with small means, valuing elegance over luxury, refinement over fashion, and inner growth through daily acts. It urges honest effort, quiet thinking, gentle speech, patient timing, and open-hearted listening to nature and wisdom.
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William Henry Channing
Market Wisdom to Sun Chariot Transformation
Quotation from Emerson on ethics in daily trade. The idea contrasts early concern for others' fairness with a later inner shift toward self integrity. A neighborly duty grows into personal principle guiding conduct and commerce.
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