Clapper's Comment on News Air Supremacy and War Production
The piece cites Allied air command aims to deploy up to 1,000 bombers nightly over Germany and notes U S capability to launch 800 planes in one night. It reports Secretary Hull and Roosevelt expressing rising confidence as production of planes tanks ships accelerates, signaling a shift to full combat use and possible air domination of Europe within the year.
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Germany
Hull
United Nations
Roosevelt
Ireland
War Production Board
Alr
Europe
Press freedom under attack in wartime rhetoric
A letter excerpt cites Thomas Jefferson on press liberty and rebukes government agencies and propagandist offices for seeking to muzzle the press during war. Senator Taft criticizes official censorship, urging defense of free speech and press as essential to democracy and individual rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
James ‘Currie
Jefferson
United States
Taft
Ohio
American Irish Historical Society
Archibald MacLeish
Office of Facts and Figures
MacLeish
Congress
Poppies for Poppy Day Aid to Veterans Families
War veterans in hospitals make the poppies which fund the Auxiliary of the American Legion. Net street sale proceeds support veterans families in communities as thousands of soldiers may leave homes. The Auxiliary pledges sympathetic, effective help without rain or complaint.
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Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Auxiliary
The
Poppy
Edson decries wartime controls as democracy’s threat
Peter Edson argues that rationing inflation and taxes signal government takeover of living standards. He warns of price ceilings bootlegging and unequal taxation, estimating a 40 percent average wartime saving and tax burden per family, and outlines the per capita income and family impact.
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Europe
Corning High School 1942 Graduation and Local News
Corning notes cover 1942 graduation activities at Corning High School with commencement May 26 at eight o'clock. Program includes processional, band pieces, vocal solos, and diplomas by Dr. James Miller. Names of graduates listed. Also Baccalaureate May 24, church services, library move, Poppy Day plans, and a Wednesday wedding of Miss Barbara Rodgers to Joe Altier with reception and open house. Social and club notices, plus local personals.
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Corning
Wiliam Mananan
Corning High School
A. ‘Shonkwiler
Elsie Marie Price
Marie Shelton
Winnetta Eawards
Arthur’ Swisher
Aurora
Carl, Lambert
Winnie Root
Manahan
James Miller
Board of
Edu
Scholastic
Jesse Guest
Euene Alfonso
Joe Bobanich
Reta Campbell
Helen Carrigan
Robert ‘Oman
William Coulter
Inez Stoner
Ack Dawson
Elis Dew
Uanita Duncan
Amnarose Dunlap
Clarence Es Ielstein
Blondie Garbiine
Marie Shenton
Mary
Jane ‘Spence
Arthur Swisher
Pauline Toth
Verna Vanhorn
Carl Wall
Richard Walpole
Thelma Frasure
Edith Davis
Leona Hillig
Martin Ruth Latta
Beulah Craig
Post
Colonial Tea Room
St Bernard's Catholic Church
Anthony Tate
Garbara Rodgers
J.E. Rodgers
Joe Aitter
Nick Altier
Rose Alter
Atte Mise Rodgers
Billy Rodgers
Alte
Altier
Miss Altier
Moxahala
Oakfield
Clyde Thomas
Charles Harris
Bellefontaine
Robert Burns
Columbus
James
Christine Rodgers
Leo Radkoski
J. G.blower
Ralph Briggs
Clarence Garrison
J. G. Blower
Leon Keller
S. E. Frarure
Brady. Pierce
Ralph Brigen
Fred Grey
Leona. Hillis
Grey
John Selmer
Selmer
H BM. Hickok
Toledo
Janie Jacobs
James Welch
Lancaster
Dewey” Beaver
Fannie McArtor
Drakes
Charles Lanfranke
Students to Receive Diplomas at Local High Schools
Fifty six Pomeroy High School students were to receive diplomas this year while Kan High School graduates numbered forty six. Amelia Rathart arrived in Eng after a North Atlantic flight. Twenty years ago May Daniels and Lillia Mitchel gave piano and vocal recital. The Athens High School Megaphone won first place in Ohio high school publication contest with staff including Histed by Mex and Angelia Woods as editor.
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Pomeroy High School
Pranet
Siencae
Isote
Macich Argue Seathin
Amelia Rathart
Engand
North Atlantic
May Daniels
Lillia Mitchel
Mex
Hizey
Angelia Woods
Athens
Megaphone
Robert Slutter
Kathrine McKee
Joseph Farley
Andrew Nelson
Caribbean payroll mystery deepens in office clash
In a tense confrontation, auditor Halsey presses Struthers over payroll padding and missing funds as MacDowell and Talcott clash over suspects. Evidence of fraud surfaces while the New York firm monitors the audit, raising fears of a broader conspiracy on the payroll.
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el Tate
Halsey
MacDowell
Wren Son
aiteDowell
Flanders Field
York
Spa
Santa
The
Lagies
Struthers
Yorke Ansoon
K. T. Crossen Post
Seri Laon
MacDow
Wendy Iie
Manlass
Fabeer
Flanders
Halsey and Talcott
Ptatcott
Popples Struthers
Tn Flanders Fields
Charles Goodrich
Wich
Bil Talcott
Baskrupty
Carel
Talct
Ork
New York
Pam
Bill
Payrooll
Hmnseit Tay
F'Suruthers
Quesoningy
Talcott
Zaleski OES Is Inspected
Annual inspection of Mona Chapter No. 226 Order of Eastern Star held at Masonic Hall in Zaleski Friday evening May 15. Worthy Matron Mrs Donna Stanley and Worthy Patron Ernest W Stanley presided. Deputy grand matron from district No. 2 officiated. Gift given to deputy. honorary member made of Mona Chapter. Chapter graded Excellent. Refreshments served for about forty including visitors from Athens New Marsh McArthur and Hamden high schools related to the event. Various names and local residents noted in attendance and visits.
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Zaleski
Mona
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Donna Stanley
Ernest W. Stanley
and Dunkle
P Mona
Athens
New Marsh
McArthur
Hamden Eal Nigh School
Bet ‘Galtrtee
Raby
Raby Thy Hleanothy
Mary Boslash
Cora
Leroy Baers
Sylve Mourlind
Ghyde
Har Prantis
Martin
Norman Moor
Ehristin
Oxle
Detrel Perry
Abert Pinney
Betty Sharp
Nash Frome
Watier
Colin
State Department of Education
Titan Breather McKiben
Carthun
Robert Loper
Dayton
Seit Oper
Vines
Iss
Athieen
Han Ran Min
Thomas Robinson
Ant Bas
Miia Otinwens
Warren
Dena Batoneh
Lloyd
Bo. Tors
In Flanders Fields Reverie of the Departed
A brief, elegiac note reflects on the fallen with lines recalling dawn and sunset, love shared, and lives cut short. The poem invokes memory of those who served, their sacrifice echoing in quiet tribute and enduring sorrow.
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Flanders Fields
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