Stewarts View on F D Rea Plan for Youth Training
Column discusses the Roosevelt era proposal for compulsory industrial training of about four million youths. It notes Sidney Hillman’s role, Capitol Hill debate, and opposing views labeling the plan totalitarian while comparing it to compulsory education and wartime conscription.
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Charles & Stewart Central
Presa
Roosevelt
Aelau
Sidney Hillman
National Defense Council
Hillman
Capitol Hill
White House
Europe
United States
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Herr Hitler
Hollywood Film Shop recalls Knute Rockne tie to chorus girls and band leader subplot
Hollywood gossip writer notes director Lloyd Bacon used Billy Marshall a former bandleader as a Rockne backfield four in the Warner Bros film The Life of Knute Rockne. The piece lists Marshall and co stars Nick Lukats Kane Richmond Billy Byrne with college pedigrees and onscreen roles. It closes with a provocative Hitler quote.
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Hollywood
Knute ‘Rockne
Notre Dame
Fou Horsemen
Eher
Chicago
Knute Rockne
Rockie
Lloyd Bacon
Knute Rocke
Bacon
Billy Marshall
Billy
Buddy Rogers
Pred Waring
New York
Marshall
Hilly Marshall
Horsemen
Don Miller
Rocine
Nick Lukats
Harry Stubldrader
Kane Richmond
Elmer Layden
Billy Byrne
Jim Crowley
Pat O'Brein
Rockne
Notre Damé
St. Thomas College
Minnesota
Loyola University of Los Angeles
el Dorado High School
Kansas
University of Kansas
France’s political missteps critiqued in Paris daily review
Bak Le Petite Gironde cites decades of policy failures toward Germany, condemning France for vacillating between appeasement and coercion. The piece notes Briand’s failed reconciling approach, warns Western democracies, and discusses Belgian shortages amid German occupation and the looming hardships in western Europe. It also reports on U S housing gains in early 1940.
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le Petite Gironde
Bordeaux
France
Germany
Ruhr
Briand
Aristide Briand
Paul Reynaud
de Gaulle
Chamber of Deputies
Belgium
Berlin
Brussels
Red Cross
Hitler
Reich
Europe
DAILY QUIZ: How Many Can You Answer
A reader puzzle asks seven WM questions and directs to Classified Page for the answers. It includes queries on Lamb of God, government departments, planets, a word meaning deception, immigration service transfer, dog breeds, biblical giants, presidents fined for speeding, California forest trees, and a famous statue in New York Harbor.
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U. S
Pluto
Neptune
Uranus
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Department of Labor
Department
Kerry
Goliath
Ulysses S. Grant
Calvin Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
D. Roosevelt
California
New Yorke Harbor
Nature heals wounds and modern surgery roots
The article recounts Pare recognizing Nature heals wounds once boiled oil was used, and credits Pasteur and Lister for antisepsis foundations. It notes surgeons now clean the operative field to let Nature work, contrasting past cruelty with advances, plus a side remark on car costs.
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Pare
Nature
Pasteur
Lister
Nature 15
Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio Highlights
Radio listings preview a coast to coast lineup with Dinah Shore Dinah Shold and Rudy Vallee on Good News of 1940. Guests include Helen Claire Mary Marlin Mollie North and Bing Crosby aboard programs like Kraft Music Hall Sealtest and Musical Americana. Tomorrow Adler Planetarium director Maude Hennett discusses telescopes on Exploring Space at 4 p m EDST.
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Americus
Elmer Davis
Major Bowes
Rudy Vallee
Kraft Music Hall
Dinah Shold
Martha Raye
Roosevelt
KE & Q
England
Ind
Blondie Radio Case
Pym
KNX
H'wood
Richard Kline
Helen Claire Ton
Bill Gay
Helen Claire
Marjorie
Hilltop Houise
Movietone News
Kenny Baker
Nhe
West Coast
Bred Allen
CBS
Mollie North
Conservatory of Music
Kansas City
Miss North
Westinghouse Radio Orchestra
10 Men of Melody
Reymond Paige
Fritz Eriester
Dick Powell
Walter Donaldson
Mojave
Asia
Nbc-Red
Mary Marlin
Baby
Pannie Brice
Meredith Wilson
Hilton
Ethelbert Nevins
Powell
Miss Martin
Casey Jones
Vallee
Million Berle
Mary Jane Wala
Bolish
Maxie Rosenbloom
Wal~ace
Rusty Trusty
Maude Hennett
Adler Planetarium
Chicago
Early settlers in North Carolina and notable archives
German Palatines settled near Bath around 1799 to 1810. The Wachovia Museum in Winston-Salem claims the nation’s largest local antiques collection. The first US paper mill, built in 1690, was founded by Mennonite preacher William Rittenhouse.
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North Carolina
Germany
Bath
Wachovia Rhuseum
Winston-Salem
N. C
America
United States
William Rittenhouse
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Stewart
F. D. Rea
Sidney
Whita
Sidney Hin
Hollywood Film Shop
Alexander Kahn
Adolf
Willkie
Federal
Americiey
Nile
Arate
Menssylvanis
Fites
Bing Crosby
Raft Music Hall
Bob Burns
Virginia Bruce
Lynn Overman
Eddie Albert
Motion Picture
Carol MscParlane
Will
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Arious
Corry Drug CO
Walgreen Agency
Center St. Corry, Pa
Aees
Ite
Cote
Shefford
Imento & Cheverly Goody
Glendora
Ion
Dare
Shelford
Pillsbury's
CAMRY
Chipso
Hyde Park
Med
Pig
Glendors
Fairmont
Sat
Pork & Beans
Nites Barnes
U.S
Wilcox Gorry
Merle Page Grocery
G. W. Knowlton
Donaldson Bros
Spring Creek
VFW
A Freee
Jess Ld
O T Eaton
Nient
Fred Tuy
Marion Tune
Eveready
Delta le
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