Corry Pa Rally and wartime foreign policy quotes
A Corry Pennsylvania rally quotes drive to aid Britain as Adolf Hitler is condemned for forcing a new era on Europe. Foreign correspondent Anjame of the International News Service argues Americans must rely on the Royal Air Force while praising Allied resolve. The piece also notes Associated Press actions on racketeering probes.
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Associated Press
Corrs
Mauil
Anjame
Britain
Salls Affrickerbovkill
Tnbernational News Service
United States
Adolf Hitler
Royal Air
Budget Bugaboo Expenditures for Defense Vital Factor
Washington opinion piece by Morgan M. Beatty analyzes the 1941 budget outlook. It argues defense spending will drive the budget and national economy, with rising income and tax receipts challenging Congress to find a sustainable tax-spending balance amid rapid spending.
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Weslington
Fedl
Bevcuil
Botin Mit
Mary
Washington
America
Morgan M. Beatty
Congress
Commerce Department
Albof
Wall Streets
Tetbipia
Tela
Enow
Daily Quiz questions tease readers on trivia and cryptic phrases
A playful page lists numerous trivia prompts and mispelled lines. It invites readers to turn to the classified page for answers while tossing in garbled words about presidents phrases and political notes.
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William Henry Harrison
Miliigi Ordey
The
Purple Heart
U. S
United States
M ‘Ho Woul
New York
Witt
Nova Noble
Wondell
Willie Giory
EEA
Overian
Cory Bakery Leases Main Street Site in Union City
Twenty years ago reports note Cory Bakery leasing a Main Street building in Union City to operate a local bakery. The day’s items include a South Industrial Circle meeting at the O C F hall with a noon target dinner, plus social events and notable visits of local residents.
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Cory Bakery
Main Street
Union City
Soutch Industrial Cirele
0.C. F. Hall
Noom
D. S. Boyle
Minnie McCauley
Corsica
Wimnor
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of the State of Peninsylianly
holiday shopping panic described as shoppers rush and crowds fill stores. Clerks face strain and nerves fray amid festive buildup. Consumers fear delays and price effects as careful plans collide with crowded aisles.
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the Medical Society of the State of Peninsylianly
Sandy
Notlday
John L Lewis not finished in politics says Stewart
Charles P. Stewart argues that John L. Lewis plans a major third party effort building on labor’s nonpartisan framework. He notes Lewis’ four-year window to organize and questions whether Lewis’ anti Roosevelt stance will persist with a new party label.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press Cohumatat
John L. Lewis
Ida
Inter
Wal
John
T. O. Head
Franklin D. Rooseelt
Wendell Willikie
Lewis
Labor
Philip Murray
Phil
Mince
John L. Lowy
Masa
C. I
A. F
CT. O
To Leweh
John L. Hay
Namesake Burns Family Welcomes New Son Stephen Foster
Hollywood report details the Burns family adding a son named Stephen Foster. Mrs. Burns favored the name Stesihuil and the baby’s formal naming caused chatter about variations. An uncle notes the boy is named Robert, while confusion surrounds the spelling and pronunciation of several proposed names.
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Hollywood
Haby
Butterflies and Their Smellers End of Long Antennae
A quirky note describes butterflies with long antennae and a curious claim about smells at their tips. The statement mixes odd biology with imaginative detail, inviting skepticism about sensory function in insects.
Flags and patriotism noted in ceremonial placement
A brief instruction describes flag orientation placing the stars in the upper right corner over the heart. It warns the flag should not touch the ground or be lowered into a grave, maintaining proper respect.
Flag etiquette for banners on vehicles and boats
The flag must not be draped over any part of a vehicle or boat including the hood top sides or back. When shown on a motor car it should be attached firmly to the chassis or clamped to the radiator cap.
Fragmented Readings on Symbols and Foods from Historical Notes
A curious collection of brief, imperfect facts on national symbols and food terms. It mentions the US flag’s stripes, cranberry etymology linked to crane neck imagery, a phonetic note on volcanic rock making a bell-like sound, and Florida’s name meaning covered with flowers. It also notes milk homogenization, women’s fashion bans, North Carolina tobacco production, and scattered manufacturing hints.
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Florida
Doctors Fight Gravity of Death Causes in War on Disease
The article notes about 90,000 U S deaths yearly from falls at home and other accidental deaths totaling 125,000 nationally. It cites safety gains in industry but warns public behavior causes many fatalities including auto crashes and home hazards.
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United States
John W. Grover
Washington, Des
Simm
Greece’s envoy Lincoln MacVeagh a steadfast Greece hand
Washington Day Book profiles Lincoln MacVeagh the United States envoy to Greece. It highlights his deep historical ties to Greece, lifelong study of Greek classics, and extensive travels across the country from Crete to Macedonia. It notes his Har vard education, World War I service, and later publishing career, portraying him as deeply committed to Greece amid looming Axis threats.
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Jack Stinnett Ashington
Greece
Lincoln MacVeagh
United States
Homer
Socrates
MacVeagh
New
Eas
Crete
Macedonia
MacVeigh
Hem
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Aimee
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Wain
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Kane
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A. E. Griswoldert
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Scott
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