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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1941
Page
6
Editor notes the strike situation and Japanese crisis testing Washington while winter tightens on the eastern front as Russia reports a new offensive. Opinion reflects the columnist, not the paper.
The report covers U S political battles over the Neutrality act and labor disputes in mines and railroads, Soviet successes against German forces, Vichy Axis moves with Huntziger’s death, Kurusu's Washington talks, and Britain losing Ark Royal. It notes Turkish Axis interest, Serbia hostages executions, and global war tensions.
In Westminster critics urge action on a second front as Churchill praises Stalin and pledges munitions support to the USSR while Britain backs the United States against Japan. Berlin reports Russian offensives continue despite German defenses as Italy dismisses air power setbacks and reshuffles its air command.
A trio of Washington groups argue for different price control paths, sparking fear of unchecked inflation. The piece compares British and Canadian policies, notes farm bloc influence, and explains how lobbying shapes Congress while detailing a Navy mail clerk example.
Miscellaneous items report Arthur Greenwood asserting United States neutrality act revision favors a British American victory in the Atlantic. Dutch independence postwar promises under German rule. Germany plans a north south canal link from Ostend to the Black Sea via major rivers. an Irish priest claims religious icons replaced in German churches. a Tehran bound plane makes a forced Levant landing. New York experiences a dramatic mock air raid with sirens and flares.
Library of Congress staff catalogued The G String Murder by Gypsy Rose Lee under Music. WPA work over six years includes 30 000 new public buildings and 600 000 miles of roads and improvements. War department chapel plans allow use by Protestant Catholic and Jew. FCC application lists 100 barrels of whisky as an asset for a new broadcast station.
A compact yarn reflects on thrift as family fortune, valuing each person. It notes that chance favors the prepared, and warns that dreamers are often sleepers. The piece pairs quips about ordinary acts with cautionary insights on time and home.
Fiorello LaGuardia spoke to Salvation Army workers and failed to find any coins when passing the plate. The Army commissioner quipped that the Salvation Army is the right place to go when a man has no nickel.
Readers could obtain a grand cook-book free by sending a postcard to Standard Brands Inc Dept W 691 Washington Street New York City. The ad promotes Apple Cake Coffee Cake Herb Bread Orange Bread and dozens more recipes.
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