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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1941
Page
3
The piece discusses a strike surge and says both William Green and John L. Lewis blame the National Labor Relations Board for strike problems under the Wagner Act. It claims American democracy is being sabotaged by distorted information and questions the act’s impact on the era’s labor relations.
A fragment notes a market owner paying a price for a concession, with references to 1533 and shifting power. It references Washington and a claim about bombers and German production capacity. The text mentions assembly in Tulsa Kansas City and Fort Worth and notes UGS intel on German panzer divisions.
Edward C. Wayne analyzes a looming near east showdown as tensions rise and a mediation board faces fresh challenges. The piece examines how impending conflict could impact vital industries and provoke broader economic strain.
The article notes Berlin signaling a creative pause as the war intensifies in North Africa and Iraq fronts. It cites turning point expectations, diplomatic attacks in France and the Near East, and a mysterious yet growing Anglo-Nazi contest in the Near East amid fluctuating sea losses. American industry faces strikes and mobilization, with the CIO Automobile Workers seeking a 10 percent raise and a closed shop, settled after a brief truce. Colt’s strike disrupts $30 million in contracts. Public sentiment shows broad support for all-out aid to Britain.
The piece reviews Roosevelts warning over Petains pledge to collaborate with Germany and Pan American responses regarding French Guiana and Martinique. It notes Dakar as a focal point stirring non interventionists and shifting attitudes, while the Hess flight sparks debate over Britains war stance and a peace mission claim by Germany.
Ignace Jan Paderewski former Polish premier and famed pianist joins a nationwide radio drive urging Americans to buy United States Savings Bonds. The funds support the national defense program and other prominent figures volunteer their aid in the sale.
Virginia C reports Arnold appears 35 pounds lighter in Nothing But the Truth due to an accidental shin injury and blood poisoning during production. The 24 hour narrative requires no weight gain. Also mentions road changes for Crosby Hope Road to Morocco and Ellen Drew’s upcoming Silver Queen project with a Panamint era tale Reaching for the Sun with Joel McCrea and Eddie Bracken.
Bill Boyd extends his Hopalong Cassidy streak to thirty seven appearances in Secret of the Wastelands, a seven year run. Ginny Simms signs a long term RKO pact to continue with Kay Kyser on radio and film work. Jean Arthur poised for Miss Susie Slagles lead at Paramount. Harold Winston, Capra dialogue director, recalls Bette Davis early break after offering to usher. Metro debuts Anne Rooney sixteen as new singer on its list with a rapid rise in radio and stage work.
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