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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1940
Page
4
Our Way Will Be Hard Capitulation of France and the foes
A Washington opinion piece argues that a future world economy will be strained by dictatorial powers led by Hitler and Mussolini. It urges American unity, defense readiness, and strict immigration checks to prevent sabotage while warning that loss of British and French fleets could invite German and allied dominance and threaten American ideals. It cites Kjell Qvale and Mercury facts as side notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
British
Iles
Hitler
Americas
United State
England
Democraciae
Germany
Italy
Japan
Pacific
Stalin
United States
Worshop
Western
West
Atlantic
Mussolini
The
America
Raymond Clapper's Comment on News
Washington column warns Latin America could turn to Hitler if the United States fails to aid timely by backing Europe. It argues economic ties, trade and policy risk eroding hemisphere solidarity and US interests, urging a more expansive, less wary approach toward Latin American nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Monky Meademe
Latin America
Allien
Wwe
Europe
Hitler
Ehalant
Argento
United States
Latin-America
Congress
R Op
South Ameria
Amercan Polticiana
Vargas
Brazil
Roosevelt
Musso
Police
Rio
Pulinte Muller
Allence
Colossasy
North
Miter
Washington Scene on Army Expansion and Structure
Bruce Catton reviews U S plans to boost peacetime army to about 15 000 men per division and create five regular divisions in one corps and four in another with two cavalry divisions. The piece outlines manpower, equipment, and organization, noting terrain limits for mechanized units and the shift toward a larger army ready for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washawsissie
Senate
House
United States
Nea
Ehese
Hae
Army
U. S
Ulery
Jobs for June Graduates by Walter Hove
Text discusses career growth for new graduates focusing on executives in department stores. It emphasizes personal development beyond training, the role of promotion, and the need for sales and merchandising skills. The piece notes women's suitability for merchandising and advertising roles and highlights creative vision and customer understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hove
Lord Taylor
New York
Duell
Sloan and Pearer
Bregin
Ind
Hiardweovk
Jong
Nis
Vague Verse on Democracy and War and Wilson's Peace Plan
A poet laments democracy's fate amid invasions and warns against appeasement. The piece references World War and Woodrow Wilson's peace plan, noting failed reason, mobs, and pressures that threaten civilization. It names Charles E. Rs as a signer or author marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Charles E. RS
Historical Manifestations The Public Discusses War and Armament
The article recounts a dated public debate on Europe’s armament, predicting that heavy military buildup by nations will invite invasion. It argues that arming society harms peace, cites fear of deprivations from wages and tyranny, and notes the paradox of strong powers provoking conflict. RADCLIFFE mentions a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agai
Tan
Michie
Europe
Lear
Gs Wien
Impraetien
Fe Radcliffe
Prospect Jackson Gallia for Oil Discovery
Prospecting for gas and oil extends over about one thousand acres in Jackson and Gallia Counties owned by William and John McKell of Chillicothe. A first well near Latrobe in Jackson County showed gas at 2300 feet, 700 feet above the Clinton sand. The entire tract, known as furnace land, is leased by Pred and William Hurt of Ashland Kentucky and is a cut over area with little agricultural productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jackson
Gallia
William
John McKell
Chillicothe
Latrobe
Jackson County
Clinton
Mcreage
Pred
William Hurt
Ashland
Ticket to Hollywood sparks a Parade of American Youth
Francie and Gusty meet a slick promotion man, Matie Koon, who offers a chance to audition for a coast to coast broadcast in Hollywood. He displays a sealed ticket promising entry for a teen from their state to join Parade of American Youth with Degasua Pictures and LBC. The lure of Jerry Finney fame hangs in the air as the ticket rests on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elspeth City
Ant
Gusty
Francie
Jancie
Franie
Toney
Aggie
Spitting Image
France
Matie Koon
I. B.C
U.S.A
Koon
Jerry Finney
Jerry
Finney
Hollywood
Oath
LBC
Degasua Pictures
Gunty
Q and A on CCC literacy and American institutions
A compiled Q and A covers Civilian Conservation Corps literacy rates, the American Library Association’s role, tractor value comparisons, Native American involvement in the Civil War, Hall of Fame rules for living persons, the term codfish aristocracy, and the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation functions. The dialogue cites figures like 80,000 tutored readers and 1939 versus 1957 tractor values, with concise institutional descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
American Library Association
North Michigan Ave
Chicago
Sitting Bull
Gerosimo
Kit Carson
Massacna
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Congress
Corporation
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University of Washington
Kjell Qvale
Cincinnati
Bis Bitzkriegs
Raymond Clapper
Bruce Catton
Washington Scene
Henry Martyn Field
Jersey
Poet's Corner
America 1
China
Gona Carre
Public
Nan
Prospect Jackson
By Galbraith
W. H. Pears
Enarrer
Renae Sour
Sen
Francie Weston
Peroualy
Tia
Elaine
Frannie
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