Hitler Deals Another Hand in Japanese Government
The article argues Hitler gains from Japan's government shift led by Tojo replacing Konoye. It notes strategic aims: Pacific naval threats could limit U.S. Atlantic efforts and Japan’s stance endangers Asiatic Russia. Washington sees only minor reaction but naval officers favor a Pacific showdown if necessary, affecting aid to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Konoye
Tojo
Pacific
Atlantic
Russia
Japan
Vladivostok
Europe
Washington
Paul Mallon
Tokyo
China
U. S
Nippon
Civil Service Exams Seek Instructors at Fort Knox
The War Department seeks instructors for the Armored Force School Fort Knox Kentucky announcing exams by the Civil Service Commission Salaries range from 2000 to 4600 dollars yearly Candidates must have responsible shop or technical experience in radial engines internal combustion engines motorcycles automotive chassisless engines radio operation or radio electrical Education may substitute part of this experience Applications due by November 28 1941 Additional exams include Assistant Accountant and Auditor and Border Patrolman in the Department of Justice full details and forms available from local post offices or the U S Civil Service Commission Washington D C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armored Force
Fort Knox
Kentucky
War Department
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Interstate’ Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Border
Border Patrol
Department of Justice
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
New WLW Programs Debut With Fresh OnAir Names
Two new Saturday WLW shows premiere with unfamiliar voices Kay and Irene of The Prairie Sweethearts and Hugh Cross plus Cecil Hale at Friendship Corners post office. Hymn Singin Time features Merle Travis and the Drifting Pioneers with Ralph Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Friendship Corners
Kay and
Irene
Hugh Cross
Cecil Hale
Amos Plunkett
Plunkett
Hale
Merle Travis
Drifting Pioneers
Ralph Moody
Vaughn Monroe Orchestra Broadcasts From Commodore Hotel
Pa and Ma McCormick celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on November 12. Ken Christie, known for NBCs Great Gildersleeve, takes a role in MGMs Miss Achilles Heel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Monroe
MBS
New York
Carthage High School News Preview for Fall Sports
Vacation ends as C H S students return to class and aim to improve report cards. First basketball game of the season aims to break a four year jinx with Wilkinson. Home game prices set at 10 cents for locals and 30 cents for adults including tax. Younger students admitted free with an adult, but misbehavior will prompt removal. Stunt Night won by freshman class for Gay Nineties Review. Band adds new members and plans to perform at the first ball game. Third graders collect leaves nuts berries stones in nearby fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Carthage
Masked Social at Kizers Nets Young Guests
November 3, 1911 saw a group of young people gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kizer for an evening of social time with popcorn and taffy. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Van Hood and Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Lovett took a short trip to Cincinnati and back. Mrs. A B Norris underwent an operation at Sexton Sanitarium and is recovering. Will and Weldon Newlin depart for Asheville for continued work. W P Newsom receives a gold watch from his sons for his birthday. Migrating geese were spotted over Carthage Monday night into Tuesday.
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Jesse Kizer
van Hood
M. F. Lovett
Cincinnati
Mr. Hood
A. B. Norris
Sexton Sanitarium
Rushville
Will G. Newlin
Weldon E. Newlin
Asheville
N. C
North
South Carolina
W. P. Newsom
Walter
Jesse
Frank
Carthage
Indiana Purdue game draws actors to Indianapolis
Ross Tweedy and Roger Kennedy attended the Indiana Purdue game in Indianapolis. John Gates visited Chicago on business. Clyde Bookhamer of Columbus stayed with Mrs. Anna Phelps and daughter Mabel. An old-time Hallowe en observance filled streets Monday night and left little space in the business district for parked cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Tweedy
Roger Kennedy
Indianapolis
John Gates
Chicago
Clyde Bookhamer
Columbus
Anna Phelps
Mabel
Ten Years Ago October 30 1931 Local Social Notes
Ten years ago on October 30 1931 Mr and Mrs Ross Tweedy and children Mrs J F Tweedy and Mr and Mrs Finley Nelson and daughter took a Sunday motor trip to Columbus Nashville Bloomington Martinsville and other southern Indiana points. Mr and Mrs Verne Plummer and Mrs Mary Ball hosted a luncheon Thursday with Mrs Will Siler and her grandson Frank DeBois of Woodland California. They toured Greenfield visited Riley Park and called on relatives in the afternoon. Frederick Fitch son of Martha Fitch started work as bookkeeper and filing clerk at Uneeda Biscuit in Evansville. Mr and Mrs Roy Herkless and Mr and Mrs Donald Stoten and their son spent Sunday in Brown County stopping at Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Tweedy
J. F. Tweedy
Finley Nelson
Columbus
Nashville
Bloomington
Martinsville
Indiana
Verne Plummer
Mary Ball
Will Siler
Frank DeBois
Woodland
Calif
Greenfield
Riley Park
Frederick Fitch
Martha Fitch
Uneeda Biscuit Company
Evensville
Roy Herkless
Donald Stoten and
Brown County
Franklin
Minneapolis burglar seeks longer sentence to study trade
Geo. Tyatt of Minneapolis was sentenced to one year in prison for burglary but asked the judge for a two year term so he could study and prepare for a trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Tyatt
Minneapolis
New Quartermaster Policy Aims Wider Army Supply Network
The War Department outlines regional Quartermaster Corps awards and price relief to reduce bottlenecks in defense procurement. Regional bidding, fair pricing, and rotation of orders to qualified firms should broaden distribution, alleviate layoffs, and mobilize small and medium businesses in support of defense needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster Corps
War Department
Department
Quartermasters Corps
Floyd Odlum
Night dogs to be kept up for fifteen days in Indiana
The Department of Conservation cites Indiana fish and game laws requiring night-running dogs to be kept up for fifteen days before the trapping season opens. It is unlawful to ruin or chase any raccoon or other protected furbearing animals with dogs between sunset and sunrise. The ban becomes effective October 31 ahead of the November 15 trapping season start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Conservation
Indiana Fish and Game Laws
Indiana
Competition led to diluted liquor with vinegar
The report notes that the competition was compelled to dilute their liquor by half with vinegar, a measure affecting quality and handling practices.
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Count Basie
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Bud Freeman
Wingy Manone
Miff Mole
Red Nichols
Pee Wee Russell
Muggsy Spanier
Fats Waller
Cootie Williams
Duke Ellington
William Basie
Bernard Berigan
Lawrence Freeman
Joseph Manone
Milfred Mole
Loring Nichols
Charles Russell
Francis Spanier
Thomas Waller
Charles Williams
Edward Kennedy Ellington
William L.shirer
CBS
Berlin
India
Mahatma Ghandi
Barry Wood
Lily Pons
Ion
Benny Goodman
Mimi
Horace Heidt
Cabanne
St. Louis
Lanny Ross
Pepper Young
Family
Vox Pop
Sam Taub
Mr. Meek
Clifton Fadiman
Hollywood
Una Mer‘kel
Senate
By Grace Magee
C—H.—S
Hunt's Food Market
Raymond
Springer
Nora Roche Honhorst
Eva Lichtenfels
Florence Lichtenfels
Richmond
J. L. Armstrong
Lottie Smith
Cambridge City
Russell Lamberson
Straughn
R. V. McGrady
Hilda
Jean
Mavis
James
Carrie Clayton
Alexandria
William F. Rutledge
Muncie
Clyde E. Berry
Connersville
Ind
Sam Goldman McGrady and
Vogler
Cari Morrow
Mee
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