Grab for Oil Drives Hitler War Strategy
The piece argues Hitler risks war to seize Caspian oil, notes Britain and Russia defend vital oil routes, discusses US war spending near 40 billion yearly and a looming national debt, and envisions a future of universal peace with abundant raw materials if the conflict ends. It critiques Allied and Axis figures, urges resilience, and warns against overreliance on occupied country labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Tuel
Russia
Caspian
Black Sea
Britain
White Sea
Black
Hiller
Congress
United States
Ross Faces Scrutiny Over Defense Tour Endorsement Aide Rumors
A critical press release questions Ross's defense tour in Pennsylvania, noting former Governor George H. Earle's endorsement as unreliable. The piece mocks the campaign as a partisan stunt, cites payrolls and travel costs, and argues that current voters want a capable administrator like Ralph H. Smith for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
Ross
Commonwealth
I Corry
George H. Earle
Dave Lawrence
Earle
George Earle
BM Schnader
Sam Brown
Harrisbur
Barle
Haverford
Axl Howe
Art Howe
Bataan
Atlantic
Pacific
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Ralph H. Smith
Sugar rationing will not seriously disturb families
Washington May 14 Getting along on the smaller sugar allotment should not disturb most American households. Starter ration at least a half pound per person weekly. a four-member family would have 2 pounds total. If each member limits use to about 9 teaspoons daily, combined cooking needs fit within rationed sugar, with substitutes like honey and molasses available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander R. George
Wide World
Washington
Hach
Leon Henderson
Ster Syould Aye
Beng &Ret
WFH cubin typewriter pro production boosts tank output
The release shows sufficient steel to build 540 light tanks for the Army or 318 medium tanks. A survey finds one third of college students listen to the radio while studying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFH Cubin
Army
Daily Quiz How Many Can You Answer
A quirky reader quiz item listing ten questions with scattered spelling errors. It asks about geography, history, and culture, including Ceylon Australia or Hawaii, a Peabody award, Lares and Penates, Guido Reni, North American deer, Jefferson and Adams, and Canada’s large government owned railway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Ireland
Australia
Hawaii
Simu Bret
Penates
Guido Reni
Thomas Jefferson
Union States
John Quincy Adams
Canada
Daily Dozen from Medical Society urges calm meals
Mary drink your milk Freddie eat vegetables You can have no more meal until you eat spinach Children tire of nagging during meals and conversation should be peaceful Digestive efficiency rises when eaters are happy and contented Adults lose appetite in emotional times Keep food calm and unheated by fights during meals
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Mary
Freddie
America
Mary Frost Mabon
Knopf
Mathers
Mary Brosh Mabon
Washington
Jefferson
Mrs. Mabon
Taken From Journal Files May 14 1922 Twenty Years Ago
A brief retrospective notes events from May 14, 1902, as recorded in local journal files. The column recalls social happenings, community updates, and notable individuals mentioned in that earlier period.
Women to flood war industries, says Miss McKelway
Thelma McKelway of the Women's Labor Supply Service cites expected large female joins to war industries over the next two years, estimating figures around five million or more. Other notes include a warning about killer whales, a Guinean hotel offering free meals in sunless days, and quirky odds and ends from various sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma McKelway
Women's Labor Supply Service
WEE
Guiuuson
Opto
Book notes review roundup from a busy season
A critical survey of recent books by Franz Werfel Frederic Loomis Andrew Shira Gibb Virginia Sorensen Mary Frost Mabon and others. The piece praises Werfel for The Song of Bernadette while noting Loomis's bond between doctor and patient, Gibb's In Search of Sanity, Sorensen's A Little Lower Than The Angels, Mabon's The ABC of Americas Wines, and Walling's The Corpse with the Berle Eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Belby
Franz ‘Werfel
Viking
Poly Books
Prang Werfel
Weriel
Werfel
Lourdes
Andrew Shira Gibb
Farrar & Rine
Andrey Shira Gibb
Gibb
Virginia Sorenson
Virginis Sorensen
Baker
Mississippi River
Nauvoo
Miss Sorenson
Walling
Mr. Walling
Castle Dinas
Morrow
Harriett
Comestock
Mdial
Dana Chambers
Prighton
Jamestown Boy Missing In Far Pacific Surrender Report
Jamestown mother, Mrs Nina F Rapp, 32 Newton Ave, says her son Private Ray Emmett Rapp US Marine Corps was at Corregidor when the fort surrendered. The claim, based on a message from the Marine commandant, designates him missing on duty and marks the third Jamestown service member reported missing or killed in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Corregidor Fortress
Maine Corps
Ural
Nina F. Rapp
Newton Avenue
Ray Emmett Rapp
United States Market Corps
Correctdor
Forties
Rapp
Pacific
Pata Peeee
Tired Kidneys and Sleepless Nights A Personal Tale
A fragmented, unclear text describes kidney issues and sleepless nights with stray names and garbled phrases. It mentions area residents, a person named Doe, and references to water, rental sleep, and long durations. The piece reads like a disrupted health note or diary fragment with no coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Ang
Ian Tiny
Anny
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Evening Journal
Corry
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Sdyande
Alter Séitine
Neal
Shinpmmn
Rel
Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Institute of Discondurance
Russian
Ural Mountains
Ekaterinb
Learly
The
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Frederic Loomis
Frederic Toomis
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Sait
Alaska
Loomis
Oakland
Cal
Dr. Loomis
Gibbix
Politcal
Amestown
Ed Man
Park Avenue
Ghost Valley
Claude Reister
Jiordan
James P. Olsen
Dodge
Powder Valley
Peter Field
Amos Moore
Doubleday
Doran
A. A. Avery
Avery
Parrat & Rinehart
Georgette Hever
Miss Hever
England
Faro
U. S
Finlti
Kane
Gale
Clitrena Victory Association
McKean County
Erie
New Thomson Hotel
Elksub
Elks Club
Whus T
the Fair Store
South Center St
Dial
U.S. Defense
Coats
Cor
Veon
Zuckerman
North Center St
Clal
Rale
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Kel Ailee
Mrs. Ren
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