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Washington
Jonm W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Nomins
Fast One but Wide: Germany’s Dilemma in a Long Eastern War
The piece weighs two possible German futures after a new blitz. A quick victory against Britain or a prolonged winter campaign in Russia could follow. It notes Lord Astor’s shift from appeasement hopes to denying any peace with a Nazi-led Germany, stressing that Germany’s army, party, and people are now indistinguishable.
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Churchill
England
Mediterranean
Russia
Hitler
Germany
Europe
Lord Astor of
Cliveden
W. R. Matthews
The
Arizona Star
Lord Astor
Norway under martial law after Aalesund upheaval
After 16 months of occupation German troops seize 10 Aalesund leaders and arrest hosts ages as 5 000 protesters gather at the pier. Soldiers restore order as Norway remains under martial law while Britain eyes Norway as a potential first move in a broader campaign.
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Norway
Aalesund
Britain
Germany
Shifting Weights in Labor After Ford Victory
The Ford victory reshapes labor power by boosting the United Auto Workers with about 80 000 dollars monthly in checked-off dues and a projected 2 000 000 dollar income. The UAW grows toward 500 000 members, rivaling the United Mine Workers and challenging John L. Lewis influence.
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Ford Motor Co
C.I.0
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
United Auto Workers
Ford
UMW
Raymond Clapper Sees War Clock Quietly Ticking
Washington editor Raymond Clapper, en route to Europe, weighs whether Germany or Japan will trigger U.S. entry into war. He argues America must guard Western Hemisphere outposts and raw materials while serving as a key arming power for those resisting the Axis.
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Washington
Europe
Clipper
Germany
Japan
Hitler
Poland
Russia
Hemisphere
Far East
Philippines
Corning Board approves Cady resignation and hires Gunnett
Corning Board of Education accepted the resignation of superintendent F A Cady and hired Paul Gunnett of Newport Ohio to fill the vacancy. Gunnett resigns a Newport school post to accept the Corning job and is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University with additional study at Ohio State University.
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McInturf
Pennsville
Newport
Samford Howdysheil
Logan R.F.C
Plan Rural-Urban Picnic Set for August 14 at Fairgrounds
Plans move forward for a Farmers and Merchants picnic to be held at the fairgrounds next Thursday August 14. Speakers include Mrs Lottie M Randolph from the State Department of Agriculture Elmer F Kruse of the Triple A program and Walter F Kirk Ohio State Grange leader. Logan High School band led by Walter Kinney will perform with the R W A 4 H Club hosting a tent and games and contests planned.
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Logan
Farmers and Merchants
Fairgrounds
Lottie M. Randolph
State Department of Agriculture
Elmer F. Kruse
Walter F. Kirk
Ohio State Grange
Walter Kinney
Logan High School
R.W.A
Clapper to London and Roosevelt’s strategic moves
Raymond Clapper will be away from The Mes senger for about two weeks starting Sunday with plans to file radio reports from London. He praises President Roosevelt for swift moves and broad strategy including destroyer trades for British bases and Iceland occupation while criticizing arsenal production and administration.
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Raymond Clapper
Mr. Clapper
New York
Clipper
Lisbon
England
London
Roosevelt
Iceland
South America
Hitler
South Atlantic
Portugal
French North Africa
Treasury Procurement cuts waste with standard kits and reforms
Peter Edson notes the Treasury Procurement division saves the government money by standardizing non defense purchases such as snake bite kits and typewriter ribbons. He criticizes slow paperwork and lack of joint defense council meetings, urging streamlined analysis and centralized clearance.
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Washington
Department of the Government
Treasury Procurement Division
Defense
Department of Agriculture
Departments of Agriculture and Interior
Border Patrol
Uncle Sam
OPM
Treasury Procurement
Defense Advisory Commission
Dancing Night Reveals Love Ties at Briar Hill Polo
Dugan and Rod joke about the upcoming round robin polo tourney as Barbara and Larry Grover’s romance unfolds. Barbara doubts Larry’s proposal and resolves to avoid Dugan before he leaves for Oklahoma, while Briar Hill defeats Spring Mountain 8-6 with Dugan scoring four goals.
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Dugan
Rod Porter
Briar, Hill
Rod
Porter
Spring Mountain
Barbara
Larry
Oklahoma
Larry Grover
Dugan Blake
Uncle Hank
Briar Hill
Carpenter Social Items Summary of weekend visits and local exchanges
Mrs Alva Rawlings and daughter Freda along with Louis Smith spent the weekend in Copley. Freda stayed for a two week vacation with her uncle William Combs and family. Mr and Mrs C O Whitlatch of Columbus visited friends S F Howery and others here. Nearby families hosted trips to Old Man's Cave and state parks in Hocking County. Various residents hosted relatives from Columbus and Buffalo West Virginia and noted local board actions including Clair Steward hired as janitor and coal supply arranged by J E Radekin.
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Martha Young
Thomas Hardy
Fort Stevens
Oregon
Gabe Hardy
Thomas Charlton
Ernest Foraker
Dayton
True Smith
Eleanor Spence
Leonard Baird
Leon Keller
Zanesville
Thomas Spray
Spray
Eileen
Nazerth
Thomas Spence
Charles Longley
Columbus
Jacqueline Lamb
Jack Lamb
Hartford
E. C. Hardin
Mary Nell Hardin
Athens
Chattanooga
Hardin
William Spence
Kate Williams
Mildred Williams
Jimmie
G. D. Keller
Marie
Jake Keller
Warren
E. L. Murphy
Elizabeth Roberts
Church of God
Springfield
Lena Fenneken
Louise Wemmer
Mary Spence
Paul Kinney
Sammy Hutchison
Philo
Richard Murphy
Lynchburg
Murphy
George Kerguson
NYC Roundhouse
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Margaret Metzgar
Corning
Mary Alderman
Carpenter
Alva Rawlings
Freda
Louis Smith
Copley
William Combs
C. O. Whitlatch
S. F. Howery
Mary
Elsie Wood
John
Dave Graham
Elizabeth Hendrix
Board of Education
Clair Steward
Columbia
J. E. Radekin
Fileen Stansbury
Wilkesville
Cooper Straushbaugh
Tennessee
Karol Whitlatch
S. F
Verlin Howery
Betty Hull
Harrisonville
Clarence Jewell
Buffalo
W. Va
K. C. Welsh
Pearl
E. K. Carpenter
Maud Coe
Milford Center
Isaac Fickle
Baltimore
Walter Holliday
Clyde Rupe
Laurence Walker
Middleport
Kenneth Sisson
J. W. Sisson
Rea Howery
Elda Carsey
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Lee Thomas
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Lillian Wood
Myrta McCoy
Cecil Bell
Patsy Rodgers
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Vada Eddy
Nell Kochensparger
Octavia Yerian
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