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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1941
Page
2
Weekly analysis by Edward C. Wayne notes President Roosevelt confronting anti intervention forces as he urges Americans to recognize the danger of Hitlerism. He cites a Hyde Park quote from a mother about Europe and appeals to labor to defend democracy and reject appeasement in favor of liberty and sacrifice.
Charles Lindbergh criticizes overreliance on Britain and cautions Americans that backing Britain too strongly could entangle the U S with Finland and France as war aims shift. The era also sees Cox attacking defense shakeups, Knudsen defending production, and reports of Vichy plots and Quisling intrigue fueling unrest.
Culver City California hosts a premier miniature racing track drawing fans to watch peanut size cars. The speed record stands at 67.085 mph as a pulley driven drum in track beds powers the tiny vehicles.
A plane carrying a man and a woman forced a landing through electric lines in Rehoboth Delaware. The crash sparked a fire but both occupants escaped. the town endured several hours of darkness with no casualties and minor annoyance reported.
Jarvis R. Ca toe, 36, confessed to ten murders of women and is in jail. Police across the eastern seaboard seek him for questioning on additional unsolved cases as detectives outline new leads. Washington reports forecasts a continued oil supply cue from producers to dealers through September.
The text lists responses to questions about history geography and politics. It cites end of Seminole War as 1842 and notes answers such as the oldest jewel Amber, birth of Charles I, population around 16 million, US senator age 30, Lourdes in France, New England states Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut, Gadsden Purchase profits Arizona and New Mexico, and the British flag predating the US flag by 24 years.
The second Seminole War saw formal fighting cease around 1841 yet no peace treaty has been signed, leaving the conflict technically unresolved.
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