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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
2
The quote praises steadfast resilience and cheerful endurance in the face of fading hopes. It honors those who persevere without giving in to despair, urging reverent admiration for such steadfast courage. The author cites Mun ger as the source of the reflection.
Closing of German consulates in the United States and freezing Axis financial assets strain American Nazi diplomacy. Hitler offers new problems to Russia as tensions sharpen across Europe and the war front. Analyst notes express opinion and are not the newspaper’s.
The United States froze all Axis financial assets and ordered Nazi consulates and propaganda offices closed. The move, aimed at crippling German and Italian operations, followed the Robin Moor sinking and signals a shift toward robust shipping convoys and stronger naval patrols.
An analysis notes heavy German troop massing on the Russian frontier and the risk of internal Russian opposition to Stalin and appeasement policy. It links Churchill warnings, Goebbels hints on Ukrainian wheat, and potential German aims at Turkey Syria and Bessarabia as strategic factors in a widening war. The piece cites U.S. tactics, including an RFC plan to fund bomber production and expand defense spending.
The piece outlines Brazil and Argentina backing U S policy on the Azores and anti Axis sentiment, while concerns over Dakar and West Africa shape potential troop deployments. It notes White House advisers weighing the risks of advancing into the South Atlantic and the feasibility of sending expeditionary forces if needed. It also highlights Paul H. Appleby’s Nebraska Cathedral of Agriculture plan and Army cinema programs for soldiers.
In Vichy the Germans release thousands of French prisoners of war, granting freedom to those with three minor children or three minor brothers. Berlin reports a new synthetic resin that could replace steel in auto bodies, with a test on a mountainside showing resilience. Camp Robinson, Ark. Connie Kaster, daughter of Lieut. Col. John F. Kaster, said she would visit her father and joked about a band meeting her at the station as his Thirty-fifth division hosted nine bands totaling 275 pieces for the arrival.
Pattern 683 shows a transfer motif of 194 percent inches and two motifs of 123 percent by 74 percent inches. Includes emigre illustrations of stitches and a materials list. Send orders to the provided address for supplies and instructions.
Quote discussion on national manners and patriotism cites Burke calling for a pleasing country to inspire love and civic virtue for every nation.
In a friendly exchange a neighbor greets another with good morning and cheerfulness. The second woman expresses delight upon hearing her neighbor play the piano, noting it was reclaimed by store men as something worth listening to.
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