Stewart Says Uncle Sam Freezes Securities Abroad
Charles B WrnWart reports on U S policy freezing securities owned by citizens of invaded neutrals. The piece explains Treasury rules delaying sales in the United States, identity doubts for holders like Jan van Soest, and the aim to prevent Nazis from laundering plunder through American markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B Wrnwart
Chitral Preaw
Belin
Lixambourg
Alinileae Aeau
Bavlin
Ewyly
Thale
New York
United States
Bertin
Jan van Soest
van Soest
Treasury
Post Office Department
Customs Service
Federal Reserve Bank
Jan
United States Treasury
Jan van Loesch
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Wiles June 2 1940
Local notice warns careful watch for all offenders at the fifteen mile limit with in the all summer vacation. Expected home trip in the evening for the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Wiles Jume
Bénan
Alu Jua
Local notices and town life mix in Corry Chronicle
A chronological mosaic reports Noblit return and Brockway Glass roles, Clifton Howard honored for Corry Hospital work, rains aiding hay but damp groundwater, Ringling Brothers set July 6 tents in Erie, plus obits, school and police notes, and civic updates from Corry and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go Noblit
Fim
Moberg
Noblit
Brockway Glass Company
Planta
Brockway
Moriaca
Aero Supply
Clifton M. Howard
Corry Hospital Association
Ringling Brothers
Erié
Harold Sweet
Raymond Manufacturing Company
H. Martin Keppel
Harrison Keppel
Mott Street
Dinlomis
Manlius
Sedric A. McCall
Corry
Falconer
Henry Moiliet
American Legion
Tommy Swartz
States
Swartz
Joan Brown
West Springfield
Laura Black
Shefield
Walter Black
Alher
Shortstop
Curry Independents
Devade
Tahya
Hollywood film writers urged to avoid screen work
United Press reports in Hollywood that experts advise writers to stay away from film scene work. Michael Kraike of Columbia Pictures notes fewer stories are written directly for the screen, with 1937 at 84 percent and 1998 at 25 percent, boosting adaptations from novels and short stories. He says writers should target publishers or producers rather than studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Michael Kraike
Columbia Pictures
Holywood
Krause
Keaike
Raike
Clarence Buddington Kell
Arkona
Gol jUmbix
Defense echoes British air arms warn of empire costs
Seven years ago Winston Churchill warned in the House of Commons that without adequate air defense a nation loses freedom and independence. The piece notes America’s similar delays and growing push to build air power. It then shifts to Tacoma Washington where civic groups push backyard playgrounds to keep children off streets as a crime prevention and safety measure, proposing families share play equipment and neighbors cooperate on simple installations for kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Church
House of ‘Commons
Thiu
America
England
Tacoma
Wash
C. C. Walters
Lincorn Citizens’ Club
New Voices in Opera at Metropolitan Stage
Edward Johnson announced three Italian vocalists for next season at the Metropolitan Opera Association. One has become an American citizen, two others are pursuing naturalization. Johnson stresses this is about opportunity and setting, not discrimination, and hopes foreign artists can appear regardless of nationality or prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Sandstrom
Edward B. Hitencock
Christian Science Monier
Canatontay
Yount Advertising Agency
Erie
Pennsylvania
Telephone
Baldy Laboratories
Ino
Badeertowt
Llie
Numor
North Center Street
Guy Gounseh
Munnicipal
Edward Johnson
Metropolitan Opera Association
Italy
Jonson
Jonsom
Heme
Who Makes the Rayon A Look at World Production
A 1939 snapshot shows Germany leading rayon yarn output at 27 percent, followed by Japan 24 percent, the United States 17 percent, and Italy 14 percent, per the Rayon Organon from Textile Economies Bureau. The piece notes the surprising shifts in industrial production and hints at broader implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anewey
United States
Rayon Organon
Textile Heonomes Bureau
Germany
Unis
Japan
Italy
Mobs Against Democracy Sparks National Debate
The piece condemns mob violence against citizens over flag salutes, acknowledging mixed motives but stressing that violent action undermines American ideals. It warns that disorder during times of emotion is easy to incite and hard to stop, posing greater danger than staged protests or silent refusals.
DAILY QUIZ How Many Can You Answer
A jumble of trivia questions asks about literature, presidents, games, geography, and history. It challenges readers to name the source of a line, identify a president who led Princeton, recall assassinated presidents, and other facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viawsiaedsage
Flander
Ie United
States
Princeton University
Pye
United States
Bimeleeh
Greenland
Caesar
Brutus
Fragmentary note on Bi l and botanical family ties
Fragmented text references Bil a her use as now and a plant named calavo linked to Lauraceae. Mentions Mast nian Blin location and Thien gods with unclear context. Provides scattered figures incl 1996 and 21,000 tone, but details are garbled and unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast [Nian Blin
Thien
Radio Highlights Across Networks From June Conventi on Coverage
Radio listings describe NBC CBS and NBC Blue Network programs with plans to cover the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia starting June 24. Walter Lippmann, H. V. Kaltenborn, Lowell Thomas and others join debates. Frank Black Presents features Mary Eastman and Bill Perry. Ambassadors Kennedy London broadcast, Red Cross War Relief, The Aldrich Family returns, and Dr Frank Black conducts NBC Orchestra performances. Cast includes Joe Kennedy interview, Joseph W. Martity Jr, and stage stars in variety programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lippman
NBC
Phildelphia
Lippmann
H. V. Kellenborn
Lowell Thomas
Earl Godwin
Haukiaye Jan
Raymond Clapper
Albert Wareef
CBS Washington
Raps Joseph
W. Martity
House
CBS
Haru
Facilties
WOAU
Columbia Sta
Philadelphia
Pea
Fragmentary Note on Dead Language Study Methods
Incomplete text discusses studying dead languages like Latin and Greek and asks how to apply method to a question about origin of a word. Contains unclear references and stray letters, with no clear event, date, or people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochlee
Lesult
Heath
Crewe
Daily Dozen Vitamin Fe Promise Backed by Reports
A Pennsylvania Medical Society note argues Vitamin Fe prevents infant hemorrhage and aids blood coagulation. It cites treated births showing fewer bleeding cases compared with untreated, urging maternal and infant MOH use. claims large funding and widespread adoption.
Fragmented OCR News Clip Reflects The New Transition Era
The readable fragments reference figures from Harper s, Batchelor, and economists such as Seth and Vane, noting debates on inflation and national policy. Mentions include Virginia context, North Carolina, Gulf regions, and varied academic and media sources shaping the discourse of a shifting era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Otband
Harper's
Batchelor
Onment
Chalien L. Séth
D Nation
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Hheir
Ander Thole Samuel
Charles P., Stewart
Scott
R.j.scott
Sandusky
Africa
Museum OF Chicago
C.e.akeley
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Findley Locke
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Hulen Beath
Elwyn Alverson
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Sunoco
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Hope Lewis
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Alexander Kahn
United Press
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Harvey Shapiro
NBC Symphony Orchestra
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Mary Eastman
Bill Perry
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Kenney
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Red Cross
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Oliford Goldsmith
Eara Stone
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Sands of Hawaii
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Shakespeare
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Chase & Sanborn
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Frank Munn
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