11 Sep 1941
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1941
Page
1
Edward C. Wayne reviews Roosevelt's positive stance against appeasement while Charles Lindbergh warns of trouble with Great Britain. Diplomats experiment with policies in the Far East as analyses explain evolving opinions in a Western Newspaper Union release.
President Roosevelt pressed Americans to recognize the global threat and to value democracy and personal liberties at home. He cited a mother’s letter about Europe’s peril and urged labor to back sacrifice, vowing to preserve democracy and defeat Hitlerism. Lindbergh criticized aid to Britain, Cox attacked defense leadership, while Knudsen defended production goals amid mixed signals. In Vichy news, Laval’s shooting and a spy tale stirred unrest and hinted at French sabotage networks with U.S. connections.
A long conference between Ambassador Nomura and President Roosevelt raised hopes for a peaceful solution to the Japan United States impasse. The White House said the President would pursue peaceful settlement, while Japanese leaders Kantoye and Nomura signaled cautious aims for peace and Asia-Pacific stability amid divergent views on China, oil, and Soviet aid.
Washington caller argues morale for defense is key as civilian effort lags. He notes apathy, strained Ottawa, and the need for decisive action, with quotes on production, plastics use, farm products, and propaganda monitoring warnings.
A plane carrying a man and woman forced a landing through electric lines, bursting into flames. The town of Rehoboth was blacked out for several hours but reported no casualties, only annoyance.
In New York Jarvis R. Ca toe, 36, confessed to ten murders of women and is jailed as numerous eastern cities seek detectives to question him about more unsolved slayings. In Washington a further cue is forecast in oil supplies from producers to dealers for September.
A Nazi plane crash near the Norwegian coast prompts a fisherman to report a survivor who is distrusted as a matter of wartime realism. Travelers say whisky costs a dollar and a half in Iceland. Secretary Wickard warns forests are crucial for future peace and that food will influence postwar treaties.
Formal fighting ended around 1841 in the second Seminole War, yet the conflict remains technically unresolved as no peace treaty was signed. The text also poses quiz questions on jewelry, English kings, demographics, and historic geography.
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