Britain War Aid Secrecy Shapes American Production
Arthur Purvis heads the British purchasing mission in Washington. Only a few trusted aides, including President Roosevelt, Knudsen, Gilman, Stimson, and Knox, know Britain’s detailed wartime needs. Purvis seeks schedules from London, but U S officials guard the plan to prevent enemy insight and ensure American capacity meets Britain while protecting U S military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Siewart
Central Press
Britain
Washington
Arthur Purvis
Ioona
Roosevelt
Purvis
Hach
Mission
Hemisphere
Willard Hotel
National Press Building
Alcatenz
William S. Knudsen
Jurys
Knudsen
London
Army
Navy
Bil Knudsen
Bill
Bill Knudsen
Sidney Gilman
Bil
Lator
War and Navy
Stimeon
Knoox
Atlantic
Kniudsen
Hillman
Goodsillman
Stimgon
Knox
Bian
Advertising Rates at Corry Post Office Declared
At the Post Office of Corry the notice sets mail rates for Second Class matter. Rates include $5.00 per year by mail, 00 per year by mail in advance to restricted territory, by Cartier three cents per Cory and fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are made known upon application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mall
Cartier
Cory
Domestic and foreign policy debates in wartime America
The piece surveys how readers and broadcasters focus on foreign affairs over domestic troubles amid the war. It discusses premature peace talk, the difficulty of achieving ceasefires, and quotes Sumner Welles on diplomacy. It notes American interests seem tied to Europe and Asia, shaping public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johu Patrbenk
Starvard Priivensky
Tony
Europe
Asia
Guffer
Guns Rode Bitter review and European reception noted
The piece discusses Bruce Lectinsrt's 1994 book Guns Rode Bitter and its reception while the author traveled in Europe. It mentions mixed reactions from disc rect hotions toward the Jeemins Wat and Ger en Waste, with some interest but limited approval. The text references Sweden and a director's WW Petre tt hed served an appren and hints at sympathy amid cautious support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Europe
Sweden
Petre
Local notes detail court case, Lent services, and community events
Twenty years ago J Phelps and others journeyed to Brie Unis to testify in a case involving a San Aouras stage robbery on Mr Phelps. Wayne Nichols plans time at the Studebaker factory before a Derbyville job. Corry hospital directors press for higher state aid after receiving 9000 last year. Lent services begin Wednesday at St Thomas and St Elizabeth churches. A Shrove Tuesday pancake supper runs at Emmanuel Church Parish Hall. J F Bus Line outlines routes depot tannery Columbus Ave Findley Lake Corry when roads thaw. Amy Ferris dies at sister Ward Alexander’s home on West Congress Street. Katherine Maloney returns to Meadville for studies at Meadville Commercial College. Mrs Linenhall improves to be about at home. Born to Mr and Mrs Scott McGray of Concord Township at Corry hospital February 6. Mary Douglas and Bertha Huth celebrate birthdays with tea.
Diamond ore mining facts and festival notes mix
Facts on diamond mining state four tons of ore must be removed for each carat recovered and three of four carats are low quality. The piece also explains the East Indian Vasant Panchami festival with lamps and corn offerings and notes on children learning and bias in instruction.
Washington Day Book From Weaneton On Army Rations
Washington Day Book reports on army and navy rations shifting to higher vitamin content. It notes orange juice as a vitamin source, changes in bread fortification, and the belief that soldiers now receive more nourishment than in the past. Observations touch on tastings and morale during early service and new anti-tank battalion milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chow
Army
Navy
Bob
Mars
Usth
Hollywood Lights By ROBBIN COONS
Hollywood profile of Phil Regan tracing his rise from Pasadena to Beverly Hills after signing with Paramount. The piece contrasts his road career with a chorus of memories and notes his early marriage and future in film. It cites his past jobs and fame in vaudeville and his wish to be known as Phil Red Bar. It recalls Morton Downey as a benchmark.
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Hollywood Lights
Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Tory Martin
Phil Regan
Haness
Tony
Miami
Phil
Chicago
Ziesfeld
Gil
Phil Bis
Las Vegas
Warner's
Republic
Paramount
Pasadena
Beverly Hills
Fang
Regan
Phil Red Bari
Brooklyn Force
Morton Downey
Dow
Bin
Bic
Marion Downey
Anxiety Neurosis and Its Medical Understanding
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania a discussion on anxiety neurosis or nervous disease. The piece notes modern life elevates stress and worry, causing sleeplessness and chest tightness. It emphasizes patient reassurance and careful, informed treatment rather than blaming imagination.
Unclear Acronyms Explain Common Language Errors
A brief note discusses misused terms ASETBgate meaning to worsen AQE meaning vex or annoy Wrong phrases show language confusion The piece contrasts improper and proper forms with a focus on clarity and accuracy in expression.
Incomplete historic note on Jackson and Andrew Jacke
Fragmentary OCR preserves scattered words about a posthumous figure named Jackson and references to Ireland and America. The text is unreadable in places and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tackson
Austew Jackson
Andrew Jacke
Cams
Co America
Ireland
Daily Quiz: seven questions from the classified page
A noisy test of trivia asks readers to answer seven questions found on the classified page. It covers topics from typography and meteorology to naval insignia, Zola, Yosemite style falls, and a tennis champ nickname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Emile Zola
Yosemite Falls
Maurice McLoughlin
U. S
Ratuials B. L. & R
Little Big Horm
Hot Springs Health Resort in Arkansas Under Government Supervision
The article notes Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas as the United States health resort under government supervision. It mentions wire artists switching to round wires for performances, and reports on diamonds from South Africa and global production shares. It also references historical timings in India, Brazil, and Britain contributing a small share to world production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnover
South Africa
Times
India
Ben
Brazil
Brite Ghia
The Average American Reveals Hidden Scarcities and Shifts
Plymouth area profile recounts Ralph and Erma Suter and their family as microcosm of national changes. From farm moves to wartime migrations, the piece traces midcentury economic hardship, long commutes, and fluctuating work as the couple adapts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan M. Beatty
Plymouth
Ind
Ralph
Enma Suter
Bob the Suters
Fiymsouth
America
Erma
Ister
Haic Ferr den 3 Club Tees Up May Event
Fragmentary OCR notes show a club event in May with names Ted and Pome. Readable parts suggest an afternoon gathering at a local club to celebrate a spring activity. Details about location or full participants are unclear in the text.
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le Club
Ted
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