Conquerors Cannot Rule Forever Says Editorial
A harsh wartime manifesto asserts conquerors never fully subdue nations. It declares peoples like Poles Norwegians and others will rise, and warns Hitler Stalin and Mussolini are temporary victors doomed by enduring national will.
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Hitler
Rome
Poland
Finland
Desmark
Technicany
Germany
Catieralem
Fermany
Europe
Burere
Britain
Halle
Truten Wis
Stalin
Muscolini
U.S. Tin Policy Debates and Washington Beehive
In 1941 Washington debates tin smelting and ore contracts as Jesse Jones weighs locating a new American smelter. Officials clash over bidders Van den Broeke Hooker Chemical Phelps Dodge and American Smelting. The state department stalls while Bolivia and Dutch interests maneuver ships and ore.
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United States
Scot
Secretary of Commerce
Jesse Jones
Armerican Company
REC
Atlantic
Holian
South American
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Houston
Jones Financial
Washington
van den Broeke
State Department
Jesse
Hooker Chemical Company
Phelps Dodge
American Smelting and Refining
RFC
Kansans in New York Enjoy An Evening Of Food And Song
The Kansas Society of New York hosts a lively dinner at Park Lane featuring Brock Pemberton and artists like Batchelor and Albert Reid. Highlights include no speeches, dancing, and a peek at Irving Caesar’s safety songbook used in public schools. Caesar recalls the Dixie song success earning him about $20 000 in royalties and publishing profits.
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Brock Pemberton
Kansas
Park Lane
Park Avenue
Benck
Murdock Pemberton
Emporia
CTD
Batchelor
The
Daily News
Osage
New York
Albert T. Reid
Reid
Topeka
Jerome Heatty
Irving Caesar
Caesar
Broadway
Caesar’s harsh verdict on amateur songwriters
Caesar expresses a blunt view that amateurs have little chance to succeed and that songwriting must be pursued as a lifetime, all‑the‑time effort, with many failures before a hit, especially around Valentine’s Day. The piece muses on the grind of publishing hundreds or thousands of songs to achieve a hit.
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Caesar
World union or two camps the path to peace
An international union idea urges including all democracies in a world government with a world court and police, warning against exclusive English ties or a bipolar divide. It argues a universal federation must represent all nations to prevent another arms race and great war, foreseeing a future association of United States, England, and totalitarian states in one system.
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Tropics
South America
Stimson
Aleaka
Raymond Lee
U. S
London
Washington Airport
Tom MacDonald
United States
King
Utah
District of Columbia
England
Europe
Vno
Editorial Briefs on Hitler Petain Clash and Iowa Defense Push
The piece notes Hitler's tolerance of Petain as a strategy to gain control of France's African army and fleet, while Petain vows never to use the fleet against Britain. It questions the longevity of Petain's restraint as Hitler strengthens. It adds Iowa’s new defense committee aims to attract defense industries and federal funds to the state.
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Hitler-Petain
Hitler
Petain
Britain
Engiich
Towa
Sccod
Iowa
Hawkeye
December old age payments rise in Iowa totals
Iowa old age assistance payouts for December reached 1,169,561, up 7,404 from November, with widows benefiting 56,435, blind aid serving 1,495, and general relief totaling 437,311. County figures include Audubon 4,743 and Cass 10,030.
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Des Moines
N. S
State Board of Social Welfare Today
Audubon
Cass
Daily Knowledge Test on Famous Figures and Geography
The page lists ten trivia questions on William F Cody nickname Roosevelt office OPM Turkey capital Helen Wills statue Chile Argentina boundary Duralumin alloy American name Dorothy Thompson husband commonwealth states composer of The Student Prince. It asks to answer after attempting page seven.
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William F. Cody
Runter
Roosevelt
OPM
Turkey
Helen Wills
Chile
Argentina
Dorothy Thompson
Commonwealths
Win the War in Peace Through Labor and Safety
A wartime exhortation urges workers in production to toil and sweat to build defenses at factories and mills. It argues safer battle stations are in forges and lathes, calling for faster output to spare lives and protect land, sea, and sky.
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Edgar A. Guest
Errant Title Usage In Names Circulates Today
A note warns that the suffix Esq. may appear after a name where Mr. would be expected as a prefix. The guidance clarifies proper title placement for individuals in formal references.
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Esq
John Doe
Patch over one eye and other small-town tidbits
A light column recounts local eccentricities and anecdotes. Mrs. Louie Wheeler reports a unique duplication of parental names Maude and John Smith, while her in-laws share the same names. A theater sign pairs “Three Men From Texas” and “Slightly Tempted.” A Vought barber chat lauds a county champion basketball team under Assistant Coach Wehrwein. A charm offensive targets Chestnut street windows as the community pursues beautification. A Sarah Gilbert tale links a Dexter visit to the Adair train robbery via a cautious horseback encounter with a possible James Gang member.
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Louie Wheeler
Atlantic
Maude
John Smith
John
Sarah Gilbert
Jesse James
Adair
Dexter
James Gang
Des Moines Editor to Join National Defense Panel
Des Moines associate editor C V Gregory of Wallace's Farmer and Iowa Homestead will move to Washington to assist Chester Davis as agricultural representative on the national defense advisory commission. He plans to work on expanding the agricultural division to boost farming's defense role and expects to stay about a month.
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Des Moines
C. V. Gregory
Wallace
Farmer
Iowa Homestead
Washington, D. C
Chester. Davis
National Defense Advisory Commission
Gregory
Commission
Washington
Dam Completed For Ogallala Power Project
Water behind Kingsley dam forms a natural reservoir feeding a 23 mile by four to five mile lake. The Kingsley project marks a milestone in Nebraska public power shifting control to users. Power from the Tricounty district will serve at least one third of state consumers with firm generation.
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Ogallala
Omaha
Neb
Kingsley Dam
Nebraska
Kinglsey
Central
Tricounty
TVA
Platte Valley
Loup
Surplus Program Aids Farmers In Iowa Claims Prof
Prof Geoffrey Shepherd of Iowa State College in Ames says the 235 million dollar federal program for school lunches and aid to low income families largely benefits farmers. He notes most lunches come from surplus stocks and food stamps in 15 counties will boost demand, with a nationwide price rise lifting farm incomes.
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Ames
Uncle Sam
Iowa
Geoffrey Shepherd
Iowa State College
Shepherd
Save a life drive slowly near children on highways
Public safety message urges drivers to slow down when children are near roadways and to be prepared to stop instantly if needed to prevent a tragedy. The warning stresses vigilance in residential areas and near schools and playgrounds.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
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D. Simpson
Iowa Daily Press
Amncistian News Buress
Frank Nye
495
Shope Buiding
Aperial News
Washingan News Service
Eve Street
N. W
Jowes Daily Press Association
News Press Association
National Editorial Association
Prones
the Daily
Awashington
Bameatic
Tmaitine
Dalirad
Jesse Janen
Par’ Dorp
Japan
Wenaces Laat Indias
Jumenon
Cammeres
Emery Tan Mach
Wena
Ameiung
Americaya
Avades Tae Vacen Mast
East Indies
Allan
Turner
Robert L. Hallett
Nelta Ab Defers Commission
Brevis Vogelang
Tan Briter
Deferes
Peasons
Liverpool
Defense Commmunisag
U. S Rovernment
Jessa Jones
House
Reig F. Murray
Wisconsin
Jrom M. Coffee
Francis Case
South Dakota
Luther Patrick
Alabama
Jerry Voorhis
California
Imea
Congress
Roy L. Whitman
Bob Secrest
Ohio
Secrest
House Library Committee
Kent Keller
Ilinois
Capitol
Dewey Short
Missouri
AL Deio
Charles
Driscoll
Kansas Society of
York
Partridge
William Ford
Rockefeller Center
Wichita
Lathrop Flintom
Lawrence
Flintom
Bill McKee
Bill
Manhattan
Dixie
International Union
Just Folks
LABOR
Texas
Vought
Trojan Scrubs
Mr. Vought
Wehrwein
Scrubs
Chestnut Street
Davis
Dick Bell
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