Forecast of Hitler Bid for Victory Dominates Early War Talk
The article surveys wartime sentiment with references to Hitler and Allied efforts. It notes talk of Red Army resilience, Arctic weather conditions, and guerrilla tactics affecting Russian support for France. It also mentions a Hallam government art loan exhibit in Chicago featuring Masaccio, Fra Angelico, Botticelli and other Renaissance masters, highlighting egg yolk painting techniques.
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Tarymen
Red Army
Arctic
Ther Lane
Ei Jin
Russia
Hallam
Chicago
Masaccio
St. John
Fra Angelico
Botticelli
United Mint Attempts Gold Coin Reform Highlighted
A historical coin debate notes that early efforts to coin gold dust into currency failed though private firms issued semi official pieces. The United States Mint prepared dies for an official gold piece, but it was abandoned after early coins were struck. Designer William Barber praised as a key figure in these rare pieces.
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United States
Dea
William Barber
New Radio Wonder Stations Demonstrate FM Broadcast Leap
A new frequency modulation broadcasting system by Major Edwin H Armetrons is described as fully successful in a demonstrator experiment. Networks currently rely on telephone lines to relay programs to Yonkers New York and relayed to Alpine and Meridian Connecticut by wire free stations. Radio experts call the feat amazing and more effective than existing systems.
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Edwin H. Armetrons
Whch
Yonkers
N. Y
Alpine
Meridian
Conn
K. B. Warener
American Radio Relay League
Noted Americans Who Died in 1080 Year End List
Notable deaths include Mayo surgeons Dre Charles and William Mayo, Associate Justice Pierce Butler, Senators James Hamilton Lewis and M. M. Logan, Secretary Claude Swenson, Cardinal Mundelein, archbishop of Chicago, industrialist Charles Schwab, Douglas Fairbanks, war correspondent Fiera Gibbons, Grace Abbott welfare educator, Lane J Grey novelist, Alice Brody, and others. Foreign figures mentioned include Gigmund Prod.
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Dre, Charles
William Mayo
Pierce, Butler
Supreme Court
James Hamilton Lewis
Miinote
M. M. Logan
Kentedy
Navy
Claude A. S Wenson
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Charlee M. Schwab
Douglas Fairbanks
Fiera Gibbons
Grace
Sheriff Sale Notice in Brewster County Texas
The State of Texas notifies a judicial sale in Brewster County for two thousand five hundred forty dollars and 86-100. General Foods Sales Co. Inc. holds a judgment against W. Ane Geren, with property of W. E. Anderson levied upon lots 1, 9, and 10 in block original townsite of Alpit. The sale occurs on the first Tuesday in February, at 6th day, to the highest bidder. Sheriff Elmer Taylor witnesses the process.
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Wassif
State OF Texas
General Foods Sales Co. Inc
W. B. Anderson
F Cash
W. E. Anderson
Chevrolet Dealers Set Record In Sale of Used Cars 1939
Chevrolet dealers nationwide sold 118 252 used cars at retail in 1939 up 18.29 percent over the prior period, Mr Casner reports. The month of November marked strong gains as dealers continued a brisk sales trend throughout the year.
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Chevrolet
United States
Casner
End to B Judge Brutal Wife Beating Case
The judge declares the act brutal and sentences the defendant. The prisoner protests that prison would ruin their honeymoon, revealing strain in his marriage and risking future consequences.
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Jean
Worth Thinking About Daughter Man Dilemma
A daughter questions a grown man about his seriousness when she shows interest. She wonders if she reminds him of her mother, and he becomes more thoughtful and asks if she takes after her. The exchange hints at family likeness and evolving feelings.
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Bey
Bay Sell Trade on B Ave Local Homes for Sale
Bay Sell Trade on B Avenue advertises房 multiple homes for sale on Avenue B and surrounding streets. Listings mention 5 room stucco houses, double garages, apartments, HOLC loan terms, and equity sale options with prices and down payments. Includes several brick homes on Avenue C and College Avenue, plus a 20 acre plot with a 5 room tile house and low down payment with 4 percent finance. Abstracts furnished. work guaranteed. prices stated in dollars.
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B. Holland Ave
Holc Loan
Ave. B
College Ave
College
Ave. C
Holc
Bear hunt tale and world fair banquet in brief notes
An old Mississippi bear hunt anecdote unfolds with a planter at the lead facing a stubborn bear in cane thicket while a farmer and a negro named Sam are mentioned. Separately, a Carthage Missouri banquet honors Jorey cows Dot Joyes and Observer Frolic returning from the New York World’s Fair with milk toast. Prominent figures Howard Carter and Gerardo Machado are named in passing as part of a broad, fragmented recap.
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Mississippi
Sam
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