25 Sep 1941
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
1
Testimony in New York described a wartime agent claiming Hermann Goering valued the American Norden bombsight. Witness William G. Sebold said the spy discussed supplying Goering with this device and noted lines to Adolf Hitler and Wilhelm Ferans. The account ties Goering to a broader espionage network and plans for aviation technology.
London dispatch notes Britain's wartime council approved a food and supplies pool for liberated Europe. Anthony Eden said freedom would bring aid as soon as possible, while Soviet and Russian officials urged mobilizing all resources to end Nazi slavery and aid oppressed Europeans. The 31-member council met at St James Palace and reaffirmed wartime Atlantic policy principles.
An old advertisement clip urges readers to wake their liver bile each morning, claiming daily intake of two pints of lite Jubse improves mood and digestion. It warns about slow bile, constipation, bloating, and feeling unwell, marketing Carter’s Little Liver Pills as effective relief.
Washington testimony reveals that Loew's Inc did not produce or distribute the film Land of Liberty as government propaganda. Schenck admitted misstatements by Seattle manager Maurice Satle and noted profits may go to Britain aid or other causes while rents in England are due Michaelmas Day.
Iowa Broadcasting Co general manager Luther Hill testified before the FCC in 2007 about benefits of national radio advertising for a Des Moines area group that operates KSO KRNT and WMT stations. The Gardner Cowles family controls most stock. Hill discussed newspaper‑radio ties amid an ongoing inquiry into press relations.
Moscow and Berlin report Budenny’s army near Kiev remains capable as retreat slows and German supply lines strain. Winter, muddy roads, and scorched earth impede advance while partisan actions and deteriorating bridges hinder German logistics.
A puzzling note crosses the South and North as a young man and his girlfriend head from Goldsboro to Virginia for a three day errand then back to South Carolina. A justice of the peace is involved in the unfolding event.
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