Stewart Says Butting Into South America Calls for Tact
Charles P Stewart critiques U S Latin American policy amid wartime tensions. He recalls 1917 18 goodwill cruises under Wilson and argues respect for sovereignty is essential while acknowledging Latin American resistance to perceived interference. He warns against overreach and notes Latin societies balance neutrality and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
South America
Charles P? Stewart
Central Press
Sais la Yoine
Pan Americas
Volt
Tolus
Montevideo
Republic of
Uvus Guay
Rilo de la Plata
Eed
Quincy
Alberto Guani
William G. Wickham
U. S
Edwin Wilson
Uncle Sam
Latin America
Uruguay
Latin Americas
Buenos Aires
Argentine Republic
Caperton
FDIC insurance cited in Kane bank closure report
A Kane bank closure note states that about $30,000 of the $710,000 on deposit is insured by the FDIC. The dispatch highlights FDIC protection as a crucial safeguard for depositors, reflecting on New Deal reforms and the Roosevelt era’s emphasis on safeguarding the savings of millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kane
FDIC
Mitler’s Victory Casts Shadow Over French War Stance
The article portrays Mitler winning again as he retains power while France appears divided over continuing alliance with Britain. It argues Britain’s wartime actions risk provoking France and questions if Paris will join the war against Britain, with references to naval assets and betrayals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitler
Hiltibe
England
Britain
France
Britains Resolve Shapes Perceptions Amid War Talk
Amid fear of German invasion, Britain shows energy and resolve impressing foreign diplomats in London. Some expect Britain to yield major colonies or accept German leadership in Europe, while others doubt collapse and foresee possible peace talks. Observers debate alliance possibilities with the British Empire and U S position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brigin
Callanse
Air Raiks
Britain
Europe
Germany
Bowers
Fragmented OCR Note on Discipline and Freedom
Fragmented text discusses discipline concepts and elites in France. Mentions journalism and central authority, with unclear subject and incomplete quotes. No clear event, persons, or dates emerge from the readable fragments.
Twenty Years Ago Items In Journal Files From East Main
News notes from twenty years ago record housing project progress on East Main Street with five homes nearing September completion. The item also mentions boxing plans, a Midwest Review feature on W. G. Heerlein, and local retirements and travels among residents amid broader world events and calls for national resolve against Nazi aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piiat
East Main Street
Exiles Book A Russian Exile Wins Novel Prize
A former White Russian, Mrs Antonine Hrasaysky, wins 1940 Atlantis novel prize of $19,000 for The Fang Fly. She has lived in the United States since 1938 after fleeing Russia and spending time in Tientsin. Her first novel reflects immigrant success in adapting to American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoning Hrasaysky
United States
Otty
Tientsin
Russia
America
Unusual Motorist Arrest Reported in San Diego
A fragmented report from San Diego notes an unusual motorist arrest on driving while intoxicated charges. The Municipal Court judge reportedly found the driver guilty and imposed thirty days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Mink
Municipal
Radio Night Highlights and Guest Performers Listed
NBC and CBS radio tonight feature guest soloists and ensembles, including Raymond, Ginny Simms, Kay Kyser, Genevieve Rowe, and Johnny Green with His Orchestra. Musicians perform standards and new pieces. Mrs Johnson joins Information Please. Miller with orchestra broadcasts from Chicago. Elizabeth Stanton’s suffrage speech adapts for History of Echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
NBC
Dohnny
Paige
Westinghouse
Pat O
Miss Boswell
Cole Pomer
CBS
Professor Quiz
Glenm Miller
Elzabeth Cidy Stanton
Judiciary Committee
New York
Nbc-Blue Netway
Fragmented OCR Note On Circuses And Publicity
A damaged OCR passage discusses American tear oircuses and prejudice, noting changes in wording to avoid triggering terms. It mentions advertising shifts in Great Maryland and references electrical shocks and a related distressing incident with an unnamed person.
U.S. Isolation No More Says Hull at Harvard Commencement
Secretary Hull declares the United States cannot exist in isolation from world forces and has long been part of a global movement. He warns of threats to liberty and civic values, urging unprecedented effort and sacrifice to preserve American ideals and national life amid rising tyranny. A line at the end notes a journal classified ad for selling surplus furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazi Germany
Vf Sche Geraen Hall
Harvard University
United States
Lee
Bar
Daily Quiz Questions From A Damaged Page
A faulty reproduction lists questions from a daily quiz. It asks about Canada’s continental advice relations, McKinley’s shooting city, neutral nations in World War I, common letter usage, carbon dioxide timing, aperitif definition, Cardinal manager, Mount Vernon fame, Tyre colony, saint in Venice canals, and a common English error about seldom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Iran
McKinley
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
North Africa
Canals
Venice
Trailer life under sanitary scrutiny in Pennsylvania
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania warns that growing numbers of trailer tenants face sanitation gaps. Reported concerns include access to clean water, fresh food, and garbage disposal in roadside camps. Authorities urge adherence to sanitary laws as trailer living expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahiy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doc Goebbles
Americas
Alberto
Gian
Scott
R. J. Scott
Mont Queensland
Tate
North
Audubon
Anl Coues
Frayice Camnat
Cieeres of
Weltcentral
Lia
Three Streets
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Midwest Review
Midwest Refining Company
W. G. Heerlein
Heerlein
Corry Mutt
H.C. Heerles
The
Midwest
John Mulderick
East Street
Daguerre
Ginny Simms
Kay Xyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Simms
Podden
Ginny
Kay
Genevieve Rowe
Johnny Green
Staa
Swing Fourteen
Martin Johnson
Fadiman
Oscar Levant
John Kirrah
Franklin P. Avoms
Bareo
Connie Saswell
Émotion
Massachusetts
Brant
Crumit
Julia Sanderson
Glenn Miller
Chicago
Hotel Sherman
Ghiesgo Civic Theater
Miller
Marlon Hutton
Ray Bherle
Bend
Vaughn Mourne
Bluebird
Margie
Johnny Watson
Jan Savitt
Gray Gordon
Baroneter
Maria Kramer
Artie Shaw
Jans Savitt
Charlie Barnett
Tony Prector
Blue Barron
Joe Louis
Tommy Dorsey
Bob Hope
Tool
Harry James
Tads
Moryland
Amani
Nave
Wehling
Atleighy
Wes
U.S
Seldone
Bron
Daily Dozen
the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Corry Drug Co
Walgreen Agency
N. Center
Corry, Pa
Uo National Bank of Corry Gan
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank OF Corry
USA
Federal
Wepogit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D.C
Dissimam
Depoatiar
Thur
Mes
Alta
Alton
Sovie Street
Donati
Gers
Corry
Ite ‘Bani
Banke Prem
Iti
State
Alenloy
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