U S Actions Urged To Shape Global Crisis Response
The piece urges rapid naval expansion with 24 hour mobilization for the West Virginia and Arkansas precedents, acceleration of the North Carolina, and early completion of new ships to protect neutral status. It calls quick purchases of strategic war materials and swift defense upgrades for the Panama Canal, plus stronger ties with South America and Canada to back a cooperative approach in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Arkansas
North Carolina
Congress
Manila
United States
Panama Canals
South America
Canada
Government retooling war economy strains towns and workers
The piece describes widespread WPA layoffs and shifts toward relief programs as government spending tightens. It notes farmers, urban workers, and local services bearing costs, with many communities facing fewer projects and reduced tax funds. It highlights calls for continued support amid industry disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durden
Timae
Ama
Escomes
Maners Wien
Specs and rumors swirl around Tre Ouce event details
Fragmentary notes describe a complex event with scientific aims, chess related research, and potential competitive life insights. Mentions of observers, tower references, and coastal or coastial contexts hint at a university or research setting and a focus on emerging technologies.
Bruce Catton Surveys Washington Scene
Bruce Catton discusses how the United States would counter German military strategies in Europe and potential civilian impacts. The piece surveys planning, likely outcomes, and the evolving balance of power as allied and German forces engage across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
Washington
Roosevelt's Broadcast Outlines US War Stance
Raymond Clapper analyzes Roosevelt's nationwide address as guiding policy on Europe's conflict. The president aims to keep the United States out of war while signaling neutrality in action and condemning Germany as aggressor, with emphasis on Western Hemisphere defense and postwar world order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Europe
Great Britain
France
United States
Germany
Poland
Western Hemisphere
Americas
America
Onty
Questions and Answers from The Messenger Bureau
A reader quiz asks about English kings speech, a 1 2 3 cement mix, the Long Tom cannon location, U S camera count, governor salaries, and the song Marching Through Georgia. It cites Henry C Work and Root Cady for publication in 1863 and notes Alabama yellow hammer nickname origin plus unrelated cigarette lighter chemistry hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
A. Navy Yard
Washington, D. C
United States
Georgia
Henry C. Work
Root & Cady
Sherman
Atlanta
Alabama
Seldiess Bed & Wellow
Miner Coal Strike Echoes in Valley Poem Record
An aged verse fragment recalls a coal mine at the pair and workers marching to the shaft. The poem mentions the Valley, fear, and a moment of strain among miners, with a sign of Annie McIntyre Sartuce and a final name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghee
Aluminum Cooking Utensils Debunked Health Claim
A Seattle reader asks about aluminum cookware and the alleged health risks. Authorities in Britain and Germany report no harm from aluminum in food, noting minimal absorption and rapid excretion, while critics offer little scientific support and warn of commercial propaganda.
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Seattle
Wash
Ministry of Health
Thledo
Germany
Federal Bureau of Health
Amy Sarr
Witeca
Camer
Camrera Crowths
Federni
Corning Social Notes Highlight New Fire Truck
Community notes mention the new fire truck and related crew changes. The item references local officials and the event's timing, with names of residents and committees involved in the social scene of Corning.
Working Wives Serial Drama Sifts Through Class and Love
An excerpt shows Marian balancing a stifling marriage and career pressures in a cramped urban life. The private secretary Dan and Pete's marriage prospects frame tensions with Carma and Jolie as Marian weighs security against independence.
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T O Grant Fellows
Marian
Dam
Dan
Raste
Pete
Martan
Carma
Jolie Seels
Marman
Loewe
Marten
Maran
Ressian
Cecil
Macrae
Murray City Social Notes
Murray City notes list numerous visits and guests from Cleveland Pontiac Athens Columbus Detroit Barberton and Akron during Labor Day weekend and surrounding days. Many families host relatives and friends including the Storer Shelton Walters Peacock Lloyd Shaffer Beil and Palmer households with extended travel across Ohio and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Raymond Storer
Cleveland
Ray Storer
Paul Shelton
Pontiac, Mich
Mar. Shelton
Mise Effie Jonas
Cora Davis
Nelsonville
Havers
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
Carolinas
Charlies Walters
Athens
Lahore
Cora Waiters
Arthur Peacock
Pritchard Peacock
Toledo
Charles Hoffman
John Currens
Charles Lloyd
Detroit
Labor Day
Lemma Lloyd
Corellia Lloyd
Grant Tippie
Cadiz
Emma Tippie
Dorothy Riggs
Columbus
Sally Riggs
Margaret
Ann Poppery
Clara Keyes
Tom Johnson
Lonzstreth
George Shaffer
Charles Robinson
Richard Coleman
George Langley
Indiana
Dave Hogan
Pittsburgh
John Hogan
Hogan
Robert Beil, Jr
Portsmouth
William Beil
Logan
Robert Beil
Vaughn Collins
Port Shuttleworth
Barberton
Moe Featen
Joe Taylor
Rolland Sweazy
Roseville
Sylvia Sweatvy
Chester Mitchell
Sylvanus Conley
George Conley
William Cook
Dayton
Mirs Parx Cook
Mary Jeanette Roberts
Ray Palmer
Denna Lou
George Palmer
Alice
Matt Thomas
Denna Lou Wil
Emma Franklin
Maria Barberton
Willis Sys
Clarence Sayre
Pauline
Tommy Sayre
Roy Bookman
Salie Kay
Buchtel
Ralph Andrews
John Guess
Nelsonwile
Ethel Anderson
Becky Thomas
Mra Poed
Grass Run Side Hill Social and Personal Summary
Grass Run Side Hill social notes list Margaret Amos of Carlamougi wang ers and a marshmallow coast vent on the Crew Bigg farm near Dexter Monday. Many local residents visit, including Mr and Mrs Frans Braiey and family of Ogreen, plus Athens residents and Rev Miller and Ben mm on a farm event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Amos
Carlamougi Wangers
der Sener
Dexter
Alte
Frans Braiey
Oqreent
Sumcay Saxton
Bari Gilmere i
William Baehoer
Neat Crawfort
Chemer
Robinon
Athens
J. Miller
Bradbury
Darsiay
Mardin Chase
Union
Lapday
Wyliam
Rev. Miller
Ben mm
Juhi Bredsioné
Howard Poitien
Dyeeelle
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