Wanted money to loan on tramonus and more
Classified page snippet with varied ads including loan offers, watch and jewelry repair, pharmacy products, ambulance service, and help wanted notices. Mentions Mrs Phillips at a local agency and multiple contact numbers, reflecting a general newspaper classified section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramonus
Golf Rats
Elny & Loan
Gforge Phillips
Phillips
Mary Adams
David McGregors Agency
Amores
Mav
2Nd Ave
Tn Palace Theater
Gayette
Ambulance Service
Dial
Gazette
Hicharn
Jon
Richard
Phacinsey
Los Angeles
Daswneers
Marvin Pearson Lorneville
GEO
HALDY
Washington Ave
Hutchinson
Richards
Podzimek EK Pharmagy
H _K _Schaefer Ronin
Kresse
Feather Mattress Co
California
Sands Printing Co
Army requests 2.5 billion for new aircraft and munitions
The War Department aims to submit a 2.5 billion supplemental request to Congress within days for about 13,000 more army planes, 6,000 trainers, and 5,000 to 6,000 other combat ships plus 15 new munitions plants mainly in the Midwest and Southwest. The plan would raise total aircraft to 40,000 and support Britain under lend-lease terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Autom
William S Knnder
Prog. Am Management
Herlant
Omaha
Neo
No Cis Cay
Kaw
Tulsa
Okla
Fort Worth
Tex
Glenn L. Matin Company
North American Aviation Corporation
Douglas Aircraft Company
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
Midwest
Nazi Officials Respond to U S Cable Criticisms
Berlin officials reported Americans sent insulting cable messages to Berlin via RCA facilities. Officials said the offer to accept collect cables would end February 22, with hopes to renew later. Cables ranged from 219 to 323 cents per message, about 5000 daily as the scheme ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NFW Ork
Berlin
Tley
Ameri 3
CBS
Radio Corporation of America
Notable World War Hero York Comments on Kaiser and Hitler
World War II era quote from Serg Alvin C. York contrasts Kaiser and Hitler. In New Jersey, Judge Taw B Eastmead explains his stance on alien loyalty and a clean citizenry, echoing Teddy Roosevelt’s view that there is no hyphenated American.
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International News Service
Serg
Alvin C. York
Hitler
Tnion City
Taw B Eastmead
Teddy Roo
The Crow as Meat in Poems and Prose
A verseed excerpt humorously imagines crows eaten as dishware. It portrays caged birds and nesting theft, noting crows are hunted for food and judged “better than jacksnipes” when cooked. The piece echoes Edgar A. Guest’s sentimental tone.
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Epicure
Two Arms Industry Walkouts Settled Nationwide
Settlement announced Friday ends two strikes in defense industries. Navy contracts totaling 15 million dollars were affected at the Foster Wheeler plant in Carteret New Jersey and the Vanadium Steel plant in Niagara Falls New York. About 1,200 workers were idle during the walkouts. An outlaw strike at the zinc plant of the American Steel and...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
National Defense Industries
Carteret, N. J
Foster Wheeler Corporation
Vanadium Steel Corporation
Niagara Falls
American Steel
Donora Wire Plant Reopens After Arbitration Fee Stand
Workers at the Donora Pennsylvania plant, normally employing 1,000, voted to return to work following a CIO pressure from President Philip Murray. The shutdown had been to push for arbitration of wage adjustments for 42 men.
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Donora
CIO
Philip Murray
British Troops Cross Juba River in Somaliland Invasion
In Cairo a British general headquarters communique said British forces invading Italian Somaliland forced a new crossing of the Juba river north of the original bridgehead. The report also counts 5,576 Italian colonial troops and 745 Italian regulars captured on the Eritrean front in the past month. In Athens a war ministry communique reported Greeks have captured 200 more Italians and seized considerable war materials while advancing in Albania.
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Cairo
Egypt
Juba
Italy
Athens
Albania
War Ministry
City Briefs from Camp Haan to Drake awards and Fayette death
Millard G Goss of Detroit stationed with the 78th Coast Artillery at Camp Haan California is the son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert M Goss. A Shueyville United Brethren church service is set for 930 AM with subject Life Out of Death by Grace. Internal Revenue Office hours start Monday 8 AM to 5 PM weekdays including Saturday. Elizabeth Ann Rieth hurt by washing machine wringer is improving at Mercy hospital with no visitors allowed. Leone Wall of 119 Fifth street NW won first place in Drake creative awards for 1940. her sketch will be published by the university. Franklin high school's debate team competes in Drake tournament March 7 8 in Des Moines. Fayette reports the death of W J Brown father of Mrs Archie Wood and Albert Brown both of Fayette and Mrs Kenneth Ressler of St Paul. funeral plans pending at Masonic Home Lettendorf Pennsylvania.
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Millard G. Goss
Detroit
78Th Coast Artillery
Camp Haan
Marchfield
Calif
Gilbert M Goss
Fifth Street
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Grace
Endeavon
Pam
Elizabeth Ann Rieth
Jerry Rieth
Seventeenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Leone Wall
Thomas Wall
Fifth Street NW
Drake University
Anniversity
Miss Wall
Mount Mercy Junior College
Roosevelt High School
Franklin High School
David McCahill
Des Moines
Dick Chadima
Tom Grayston
Allen Singer
Dick Vugl
Fayette
W J. Brown
Archie Wood
Albert Brown
Kenneth Ressler
St. Paul
Brown
Lettendorf
Manchester Woman Mrs Acers Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs George S Acers 79 longtime Manchester resident dies Wednesday after a long illness Funeral services led by Rev Thomas P Shaffer pastor of the Methodist church set for Saturday at 2 pm at Shelly chapel The obituary notes Minnie Zimmerman daughter of Josiah Zimmerman a German Lutheran minister and Elizabeth Zimmerman and mentions Pennsylvan ia birth in childhood factors
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Manchester
George S. Acers
Thomas P. Shaffer
Methodist Church
Shelly Chapel
Minnie Zimmerman
Josiah Zimmernan
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Pennsylata
Mrs Acers Dies. Survives Son, Brother, Sister
The obituary notes Mrs. Acers of North Manchester died Sept 12 1880 at age about 71 after marrying George S Vee. Her husband died years ago leaving one son Henry Acers of Manchester. She is survived by one brother Moss Zimmerman of Omraba and one sister Mrs Ella Bryant of Long Beach California. She was active in St Pauls church and its Aid society.
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George S Vee
Dakota Cyne
Manchester
Henry Acers
Ters Cits
Moss Zimmerman
Omraba
Ella Bryant
Long Beach
Calif
Acers
St. Paul's Church of
North Manchester
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Nach
Addi
Sunday Gazette
The
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United States
Cedar Rapids
Anuntown
Renard Dial
Paris Academy Realty School
Mareels
Opera
STARK
Pauviye
Charm Beauty Shop
Danceland
Iowas
Smartest Ballroom
Skippy Anderson Orch
Muar Stried
Kav Kyser
Pha
Hall
Don Sievert and
H'S
Sibrinky Carnival
Bath Cs.p S Hall
GEO Cfrvenka
Magnus Stables
Rex
TOP Hat
Lafayette Cafe
Walford
Trey
Sam
Sedineck
Snyder's Tavern
Hawkeye
Carnellie Gardner
Call DeMarah
Sean
Ehlers
Gal
Junk Borcht
Ieee
C Ave
Furly
Anaod Homer
Anamosa
Iowa
Gazettes
Iast
Batt
Lne
FORD
International
First Ave
Second Ave
Toda
F.R
U. 5
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Chago Aporsmen
Glen
Grolle
Arms Industry
Somaliland
City Briefs
Internal Revenue Office
Federal Building
J C. Grinde
Internal Revenue
Firidas
Drake Award
Trade Schools
Marian
Autos & Trucks
Dave
Culver's
Bersice Caperts
Culver Motors
Pontiac
3Rd Ave
6Th St
1St ST. NW
Padzensky
A Ave
1St St
2Nd
Willys
LANGHURST_ MOTOR CO
Rude
Zantee Rude Auto Co
Third Ave
Kadlec Bros
Desoto
Studebaker
Wagner's
Wagner Motor Co
8Th St
Chrysler
R. E. Moeller Motor CO
Ben Dwire
Lisbon
LORD
Hudson Sales CO
Baxter
Chrysler & Plymouth
Plymouth
Baxter Motors
Second Ave. SE
GMC
Bendix HK
STONE
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