Germany Will Try It on Anti Semitism Across Lands
Sigrid Schultz reports on Nazi expansion abroad from Landsberg plans to Dutch and South American units to spread anti Semitism. The piece notes international networks led by General Faupel and Alfred Rosenberg, using open and secret groups to push pan German aims and exploit local elites, with Mussert in the Netherlands cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Deterding
Germany
Deterding
Europe
Netherlands
Searte
United States of America
United States
Landsberg
Spain
South America
Aric Society
Ganda
Aris
Portugal
Wilhelm von Faupel
General Laidendorff
Uup
South
Alfred Rosen
Panama Canal
Berg
Politi
Fi‘m
Dahlem
Berlin
Neigh
Anton Adian Mussert
Mussert
Utrecht
Holland
Federal labor administration in crisis amid 38000 personnel
A government boast contrasts with a failing industrial-relations system. The nation employs about 38,000 federal personnel across manpower and labor policy areas, yet policies and programs are in an unhappy muddle. The statement underscores a mismatch between expansive bureaucratic effort and practical outcomes in labor administration.
Safety and Fire Prevention Interdependent
The article stresses fire causes exceed ten percent of U S accidental deaths and most occur privately, not in spectacular fires, so prevention is vital. It notes insurers consider risks beyond physical safeguards, urges tidy premises, careful handling of flammables, and warns repeated near misses can lead to eventual fatal fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iroquois Theater
Triangle Waist Company
Kingdom Come
Land
Veteran first under selective service law sparks division
A labor leader labels the selective service law extremely vicious as it prioritizes veterans for old or equal jobs, risking deeper national division amid postwar shifts. He warns unity demands protecting veterans without harming current workers and stresses the law’s intent to place veterans first.
Congress Buzz Prompts Talk of Women Officers Training
A bill proposes a wartime style training academy for women across service branches in peacetime. Introduced by Georgia Republican E. E. Cox, the measure stirs talk of a clash likened to the Battle of the Amazons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West-Point-Annapolis
New London
E. E. Cox
Domestic issues block new world peace plan says reviewer
A commentator critiques the Dumbarton Oaks draft arguing that paragraph seven restricts the Security Council by excluding matters deemed domestic under international law. The piece warns this loophole could prevent consideration of tariffs immigration and other policies with global impact and calls for revision before leaders study the draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingson
Dumbarton Oaks
Security Council
New League
Germany
United States
Sizable federal cuts eyed before election in Washington
Washington Peter Edson reports large planned reductions in federal employment estimates from 2,938,000 to 3,113,000 as the Budget Bureau prepares cuts and reviews overtime pay impacts. Roosevelt orders immediate plans to liquidate wartime agencies and shift to peace levels after the war. Budget Director Smith seeks agency reports within 30 days to inform next year’s fiscal estimates amid war scenarios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Byrd
Economy Committee
Bureau of the Budget
Roosevelt
Harold D. Smith
Smith
Budget Bureau
Europe
Japan
Capitol Hill
Congress
Hitler cites 1928 volunteers as last rallying example
In a final speech Hitler urged the few volunteers from the class of 1928 to show fighting spirit and sacrifice while the regime must rely on 16 year olds for support. The article frames this as a sign the Third Reich is crumbling despite wartime strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hitler
Wehrmacht
Third Reich
Glouster Gridders Fall To Crooksville On Field
Glouster Tomcats were outplayed 39 to 6 on Crooksville’s field. Coach Patton said the players were outweighed and outworked but fought hard. The Tomcats next host Chauncey at Glouster Stadium Friday at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
Tomcats
Crooksville
Patton
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Cemetery Clean-Up Week At Glouster Cemetery
Glouster Mayor Thomas Williams and the cemetery trustees schedule October 16 to 21 as a general clean-up week. Lot owners should mow and tidy plots or hire cleaning services. Contact Mayor Williams or trustees B. W. Conaway, Herb Zimmers, and Elza Morris for costs and arrangements. Ladies Aid Society Chauncey Methodist Church plans an all day quilting session Thursday. Mr and Mrs Michael Danko announce the birth of a son at their Millfield home Friday, October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Williams
Board of Cemetery Trustees
Glouster Cemetery
Williams
Board of Trustees
S B. W. Conaway
Herb Zimmers
Elza Morris
Ladies Aid
Chauncey—Ladies Aid Society
Chauncey Methodist Church
Chauncey
Michael Danko
Son
Millfield
Wallis House
Powhatan
Ohio
Eugene Nott
Ronald Eugene
Jud Skinner
John Nott
General Harper Praises CAP Cooperation and Training Support
Major General Robert W. Harper outgoing assistant chief of air staff, training, commends Civil Air Patrol for close cooperation and aid to wartime aviation. He notes cadet pre flight training under Col. Earle J. Johnson progressing well and urges continued backing for his successor Brig. Gen. W. W. Welsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crv Air Patrol
Robert W. Harper
AAF
Harper
W. W. Welsh
Earle J. Johnson
Johnson
Civil Air Patrol
Air Aff
U. S. Army
Boosters To Meet GLOUSTen-The Band Boos ers Club
Boosters Club will meet in the High School building Tuesday evening eight o'clock. An officer says there are matters of real importance to be disposed of at this meeting, and every member should plan to be present. Missionary Service At Lathrop Mission Oct 20 7 30 Speakers Miss J F Bennewitz Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glousten
Boosers Club
Ounce
Amesville
Lathrop Mission
Mise J. F. Bennewitz
Jamaica
Everett Brunton burned saving burning gasoline bucket
Everett Brunton mechanic in the Pen Ohio Coal Company garage off High St was burned on hands and one leg when a burning open gasoline bucket ignited his welding area He kicked the bucket into the street to prevent a larger fire and was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens The incident followed by local social notes about visitors and a newborn Ronald Eugene Nott born Oct 6 to Eugene Nott and wife with grandparents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Brunton
Pen-Ohio Coal Company
High St
Brunton
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Cadet Nurse Kathryn Williams Returns From Washington
Cadet Nurse Kathryn Williams arrives home from a two week course in the Children's era in Washington. She plans to graduate from City Hospital in Parkersburg in February. The report notes accompanying relatives and local visits by other residents including Jane Radabaugh Akron Fay Miller and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Kathryn Williams
Washington
City Hospital
Parkersburg
Jane Radabaugh
Chauncey Church Hosts Halloween Party for 30 Children
Chauncey Church of Christ Sunday School held a Halloween party in the Parish House from 2 to 4 30 PM. Masks, photos, games, social hour, doughnuts, chocolate milk, and Halloween candy were served. Teachers Eva Bencum Frances Higgins and Thelma Brookins led the event with aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Eva Bencum
Frances Higgins
Thelma Jean Brookins
Chauncey Church of Christ
Charles Fiske
Dickie Jackson
Bobby Sweeney
Shirley ‘Effler
Ann Schrappe
Sharon Cunningham
Bobbie ‘Cunningham
Missing in action Pvt Robert Hahn telegram update
Mrs R Hahn and Pvt Robert Lee Hahn’s parents received a War Department telegram saying he was missing in action since August 12. A later message stated he had returned to his company and was in a hospital in Southern France. Robert has been overseas eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
R. Hahn
War Department
Pvt
Robert Lee Hahn
Dave Cox
Postponed Loyal Women's Class Meeting in Columbus
The Loyal Women's Class of the local Church of Christ in Columbus has postponed its scheduled meet at Mrs Homer Johnson's home to next Wednesday. The change shifts the neighborhood gathering to a later date this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamuncet — Saute
Church of Christ In
Columbus
Church of ‘Christ
Homer Johnson
Ladies Aid shift venue for Chauncey event
The Millfield Methodist Ladies Aid Society will meet Wednesday Oct 18 at Mrs Margie Pyle home instead of Mrs Lucy Howards due to Howards illness in Phoenix Arizona. Mrs Gertrude Brown to lead the meeting. Carl Brown of Chauncey underwent surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shauncey
Octoper Mengot
Ladies Aid Society
Millffeld” Methodist Church
Margie Pyle
Lucy Howard
Chauncey
Carl Brown
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
George W. Brown
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E. M. Blower
W. R. Drury
T.A. Noon
Gertrude Pride
W. W. Bryson
J. H. Henshaw
Carl Wilson
C. A. Mc Donald
C. A. Bingman
Chute
Gen. Harper
Cap
Boosters
Young Peo Church
Lee Wallace
By Galbraith
Jacksonville
United Mine Workers
Acksonville
Murray City
Buchtel
the Plains
Longstreth
Roseville
Lanning
Betty Pincelli
Meme Pincelli
Jimmy
Judith
Nelsonville
Tillie Six
E. C. Wharton
Centersburg
Donald Henry
Main St
Alva Dailey
William Canter
Herbert C. Six
Carson Sanders
Amy Jo Sanders Moody
Los Angeles
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Carl Moody
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