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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1941
Page
6
A couple hide behind a palm on a hotel veranda as a young man and a girl sit nearby. The man tries to woo the girl, prompting Mrs. Jones to whisper a warning to her husband to whistle to warn him. The husband responds that no one signaled him.
The broadcast plan aims to reach German speaking immigrants in the United States and abroad to counter Nazi propaganda. Attorney General Jackson backs counter propaganda and fighting fire with fire, while private stations expand foreign language newscasts. The plan envisions use of Voice of America style messaging alongside potential covert actions and increased wartime broadcasting by major networks.
A stout woman loses up to 24 pounds in three months by limiting meals to about 1200 calories daily and reports feeling younger. The promotion promises abundant food and a graceful new figure with 42 low calorie menus and an enlarged calorie chart in a 32 page booklet.
A column reports rumors of a German invasion of the British Isles with two sources: a French journalist claim of a failed oil barrier tactic on a river and an informant’s claim that Germany is developing amphibious tanks and will strike at a moment when British morale drops, possibly after Suez and Gibraltar fell.
The army insists a fourth grade education or equivalent is required for draftees to handle modern machines. A 16 page circular lists books officers should read spanning philosophy political science military history and international relations. It labels illiterates as too dumb to fight and cites Stalin Hitler works among recommended readings.
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