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Hitler moves toward a European bloc under German control
Raymond Clapper reports that sources say Hitler plans a manifesto to form a European confederation under German dominance. The aim is to mask setbacks in Russia, provoke nonintervention in the U.S., and pressure Britain and the U.S. to accept a Europe united under Nazi rule.
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Discipline Starts at Home Says Dr Carrel
The article argues that discipline is essential for individuals and children to prevent tyranny. It critiques cynicism and indulgent parenting, warning that pampered youths become the torchbearers of tomorrow’s problems and that parents bear the first responsibility for disciplining children.
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Aleris Carrel
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Dr. Carre
America
Hybrid corn boosts food output for wartime effort
A regional agricultural report highlights hybrid corn as a key defense asset. It notes drought and pest resistance, two to three ear-bearing stalks, and a projected harvest rivaling a decade low. The text discusses implications for livestock feed and future food production after the war.
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United States
Wilhelm Tell Banned by Nazi Censors in German Stage
The article notes Friedrich von Schiller's Wilhelm Tell is banned by the Nazis in German theatres and classrooms this winter. It argues the play's themes of liberty and resistance against Austrian rule mirror unsettling parallels the regime prefers to suppress.
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Gessler
Tell
Turkey by the ton a wartime Thanksgiving feast
The article contrasts old family feasts with a massive military Thanksgiving plan as 1.5 million soldiers prepare to eat, noting 750 tons of turkeys as a main dish and urging a Roosevelt‑era leadership in a tense national hour.
Archibald MacLeish Heads New Office of Facts and Figures
Washington notes that the Office of Facts and Figures led by Archibald MacLeish is about a month old with few offices or facts. The unit aims to explain defense programs and advise on disseminating information while resisting censorship and propaganda.
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France
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Librarian of Congress
Macleish
OFF
Lowell Mellett
Office of Government Reports
Flag saluting not the measure of patriotism says reader
Leonard Tucker of Athens Ohio addresses The Messenger letter writer C B Felter arguing flag saluting is a matter of conscience not patriotism and that true devotion is shown by actions, not rote reverence. He warns against idolizing symbols and cites Biblical commandments and risk of extremism.
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Ohio U Football Caps Buckeye Conference Title
Ohio University clinched the Buckeye Conference championship with a victory over Miami University for a third straight undefeated season in the conference. Also noted are Marie Dressler winning the 1930-31 best actress Oscar, and local society notes including a 22 cover Allied Mills dinner at Hotel Berry and community movements around Athens Ohio.
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Emerson St. Clair Leaves Hospital After Pneumonia Treatment
From Columbus reports Emerson son of Mr and Mrs Stanley St. Clair was discharged after two weeks of pneumonia treatment. He is nephew of Commissioner Frank St. Clair of Hocking County.
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Hocking County
Gore Brief Personal Social Notes
Gore residents and relatives are listed with short updates on military discharge, furloughs, health observations, visits, and social activities. Notables include Wayne Summers returning home under an age law, Marvin Lackey on furlough, and Marlene Foss placing third in a school contest.
In a Land of Peace and Plenty Thanksgiving Poem
Laura B Foster of Columbus Ohio writes of Thanksgiving warmth in a homey scene. The poem recalls fruit in the cellar cider making and a feast with turkey pumpkin pies and polished silverware amid a festive kitchen bustle.
Pete Laird Leads State Past Notre Dame In Thriller
In Chapter XII of For the Love of Pete, Pete Laird agrees to quarterback duties to help George Landers, guiding State to a 7 to 6 victory over Notre Dame. Sheridan stars with a late kick, while Laird’s daring blocks and helmet-to-helmet hit drive the comeback.
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Minnesota
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Anne
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Billy Sheridan
State
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Tullio
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Torch Personal Notes Highlights Local Activities
Mrs. Elizabeth Hammer was off duty on Armistice Day as students in the upper room prepared dinner for all pupils. Mrs. Malone conducts vocal and instrumental lessons with practice during intermission and after hours. Miss Ruth Dye, formerly of this place, is leaving to fly an airplane after a flight to Torch and around the village before heading to Coolville. Mrs. Phebe Houston hosted the Methodist Aid Society with 20 members and guests enjoying refreshments after the program.
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Torch
Elizabeth Hammer
Malone
Ruth Dye
Zanesville
Coolville
Phebe Houston
Methodist Aid Society
Thursday P T C club meeting and local notices
Thursday evening P T C club met under R J Runnion in the president absence. Salem resident Clarence Stutler recited a poem and stayed with relatives near here. Funeral services for Mrs Edson Stout were held at Orange Church in Columbus.
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Salem
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Columbus
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Herald Brews
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Rex Anderson
Anderson
Dean Davis
Lawrence Seckman Famy
Baker Farm
Billie Anderson
Mountain State College
Charles Davis
Vergil Hutt
Coolville High School
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