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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
6
Shooting War Recapitulation and Arming Merchantmen Debate
Noninterventionist opponents of Roosevelt grow calm after his shoot first directive as Halliday pleads for guns. The arming question resurfaces with echoes of World War I while Knox signals warship protection for lend lease ships between the American continent and Iceland waters, hinting at a convoy plan.
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U. S
Iceland
Roosevelt
White House
Halliday
Germany
Capitol Hill
Navy
Frank Knox
National American Legion
Milwaukee
American
Reynolds Nipped A Repercussion
A Newark Advertising club canceled Senator Reynolds of North Carolina September 24 talk after President Roosevelt speech and Nazi incidents. Club officials cited defense policy conflicts though they praised the senator's right to his views. A foreign correspondent was substituted for the event.
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Roosevelt
Reynolds
National Defense
United States
New Jersey
Hitler
Robert Reynolds
Russians Hold and Advance on Front Near Leningrad and Smolensk
Reports from the Russo German front depict the Russians holding the siege of Leningrad while pressing an advance in the central sector around Smolensk. Key figures cited are Marshal Semeon Timoshenko and Gen Jacob Kreuzer as mounted offensives push forward.
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Leningrad
Smolensk
Germany
Semeon Timoshenko
Jacob Kreuzer
Russia
Kiev
Odessa
Stalin
Red Army
Dnieper
Isvestia
Warsaw
Moscow
President's Farmer Tenant Has Trouble All His Own
A Hyde Park farmer Moses Smith praises President Roosevelt as ideal landlord. Smith discusses a new 140 foot well, his 140 acre farm, and worries over labor and press reporting. The piece notes national defense steel needs and rail scrap use versus branch line abandonments.
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Mose Smith
Hyde Park Farm
WNU Service
H Street
Washington, D. C
Moses (Smith
Moses
Roosevelt
Moses Smith
Mr. Smith
Smith
Franklin Roosevelt
Func
New York
Sam
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
ICC
Londoners face income tax bills amid blackout era
In London during a blackout period, Britons were confronted with income tax demands claiming up to half of annual earnings for the year ending April 5. In New Orleans a hurricane in September forced relocation of about 550 warplanes to secure points.
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London
New Orleans
Petain Commutes Condemned Men in 1938 Strike Case
Vichy leader Marshal Petain used his prerogative to commute two death sentences for men charged with fomenting a strike in 1938. In Washington, Charlie Chaplin was subpoenaed to testify about his film The Great Dictator in which Hitler is lampooned.
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Vichy
Marshal Petain
Washington
Charlie Chaplin
Hitler
WPA shift to defense needs under Florence Kerr headline
A substantial reorientation of the WPA program under assistant administrator Florence Kerr aims to bolster defense efforts with the motto the good neighbor policy at home. The front page of Hitler’s Voelkischer Beobachter carried no war items for the first time since the war began, leaving interpretation open.
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WPA
Florence Kerr
Hitler
The
Voelkischer Beobachter
Practical home hardware cutouts tempt with clever motifs
An itemized range of home hardware cutouts includes a Leave a Note bungalow with an inside pad and pencil for messages, classic doorknockers such as a red headed woodpecker and a horse, and cottage themed accessories like a flower holder and matching shade pulls for kitchen or dining room use.
Remote Oceanic Distances Between Far Seas Three Isolations
The report notes vast open waters mid Atlantic and mid Pacific, with ships at least 1200 miles from land, and two immense seas between the Aleutians and the Sandwich Islands and the mid Indian Ocean. It marks Kerguelen as the most remote island, about 3000 miles from major capes, with St Paul’s 600 miles north of it.
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Cape Horn
New Zealand
North Pacific
Aleutian Islands
Sandwich Islands
Kerguelen
Indian Ocean
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Leeuwin
Australia
St. Paul’s Island
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