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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1941
Page
10
Carolyn Lee, child star recovering at Children’s Hospital Washington D. C. from acute bronchitis receives a roses bouquet from Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt after an attack in the capital.
A writer argues morale decides war outcomes, citing a English fourteen year old who refuses to leave home to fight for England. He says nations endure only when people are inspired by a just cause worth dying for, even as modern war makes civilians part of the conflict.
James S. Kemper testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in World War II context. He backs aid to Britain with limits that the United States avoid war and keep soldiers ships and sailors out of war zones. The piece stresses national morale and civilian government army unity as essential.
A committee led by Andre Maurois Andre Gide and Paul Morand selects ten classic French romances. The Princess of Cleves Manon Lescaut Candide Dangerous Acquaintances The Charterhouse of Parma Pere Goriot Madame Bovary Germinal A Woman's Life The Gods Are Athirst.
In Washington on February 7 Col Charles A Lindbergh sparred with Carter Glass over the lend lease fight. Lindbergh defended defense strength while Glass pressed on negotiations and funding. They traded views on Germany Japan and Italy and the need to avoid rushing into war.
Memorial notice from his children Grace Virginia and Frank marking his death on February 7 1936. The note states gone but not forgotten and is signed by the Hawkins family.
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