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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1941
Page
6
In brief analysis the editorial notes a weekly focus onarming drive led by the President and expanded aid to allied democracies. Dublin police pursue fresh bombings as Ireland investigates new attacks. A newly formed Congress addresses pressing national problems with contentious debate anticipated.
President Roosevelt addresses the 77th Congress urging swift armament growth and aid to nations in conflict. He seeks funds to produce munitions for Britain China and Greece while stressing no act of war. The new session faces three paths: curbs on the president, broader aid to Britain, and social relief measures.
Reports show intensified aerial bombing of neutral Ireland with German made bombs and claims by Axis powers. Shaw warned Britain or Hitler would urge Ireland into war while Greece and Albania fronts shift under winter strains as Italian forces struggle with ski terrain and German invasion estimates rise.
ASCAP general manager and Dave Stamper announce vigilance against copyright infringements as a bitter dispute with radio broadcasters over royalties intensifies. ASCAP vows tight monitoring to detect tunes aired without permission.
London reports more than a dozen German infantrymen from eight units captured since October 15, hailed as the first invasion army to reach England alive. In Rome, the axis prophecy claims the war will end before U S troops arrive for Britain.
A new U S poster appears nationwide urging secrecy with cartoons under the slogan Button up your lip. The counterpart to England's Dont tell war secrets placards appears across the U S war department.
British troops broke Italian defenses at Bardia Libyan port after a siege and captured 5 000 prisoners the first day. Wavell rotated to siege tactics then allowed renewed assault, reducing Graziani forces and expanding control toward the Egyptian front.
The article profiles Manfred von Killinger, noting his duplicity and influence in Nazi diplomacy. It recounts his controversial past including jail time in 1922, alleged espionage, and roles under Hitler while highlighting his maneuvering during the 1930s. It also previews John O’Hara’s rise as a writer and his path from obscurity to fame with Pal Joey.
A feature on cereal based cookies offering tasty varied treats using ready baked cereals. Recipes include Bran Butterscotch Cookies New Zealand Corn Flake Kisses Mincemeat Hermits Peppies Orange and Lemon Cookies with detailed steps and yields for each, highlighting affordable ingredients and simple preparation.
William F. Carey New York sanitation commissioner on leave with the defense commission argues a strong war effort is needed to advance army cantonment construction. He previously set a Culebra Cut steam shovel dirt removal record during the Panama Canal project and has built railroads dams canals roads bridges and more nationwide.
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