Greenland and Cryolite in the World War Perspective
The piece discusses Greenland as a strategic prize in a potential German victory, its cryolite deposits crucial for soap and aluminum, and the US role in guarding Arctic resources. It notes Denmark’s control, German ambitions, and the risk of Newfoundland-style protectorates, with George Lehmann emphasizing cryolite’s importance to soap suds and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles &, Stewart
Central Preas Columial
Greenland
Rumarka
George Lelinariti
Remington Rand
Ayatems Aviation
Denmark
Little Kingdom
Buehrer
Hitler
Denmarkt
Ieeland
Telus
Sach
Teeland
Uncle Sam
Washington
George Lehman
George
Colorado
United States
Canada
Hal i
Baye George Lehmann
Germany
Weil
den- Wiel J
Twn
Snap
Roaming News Highlights Corry Area Accounts
A mix of local notes and reflections features Miss L Winifred Terry from Corry High School appointed head of English at Northampton Massachusetts with seven teachers in her department. The item notes speeches on Civil Aeronautics Authority debates, Mildred Foulke Meese’s story in McCall's, and various hometown missives from Corry residents in a bustling bulletin of names, places, and ongoing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Winifred ‘Terry
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Mildred Foulke Meese
Ib, Foulke
McCall's
Poplar Woman's
Havel Morrell
Philadellphia
Walter H. Scott
Ken “Thompson
Algonquin Park
Tom Higgins
Hydro
Lake
Srie
Glen Mill
Delray Beach
Florida
Arthur Morrion
Pittsfield
Elkh
Ialies
iLatiles Gwidglin ‘Benevolent Associationy
Titusville
Indigenous head dress worn by Araplescen boys on Ougainville Island
Fragmented OCR describes ApoLescen¢ boys on Ougainville Island wearing a furry head dress that resembles an inverted vase and a hair wad. The text is garbled but centers on traditional adornment and group attire observed in a remote village setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ApoLescen
Ougainville
Islands2tomou
Gmered
Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio
A reflectively styled broadcast listing from the Cleveland Plain Dealer outlines Roosevelt’s wartime address to Congress urging a strengthened defense. It notes the president’s impassioned calls for unity, rapid production, expanded forces, and a shift in defense doctrine amid global tensions. The piece previews radio schedules and festival broadcasts highlighting cultural events and entertainment across NBC, CBS, and other networks tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Europe
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
aXe House
Senate
Defense Service
Bérnttien
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files
Twenty years ago officials from Pennsylvania and Erie rails discussed freight rate increases. Local electors and council members were reelected. The Brick and Tile Company was closed due to embargoes and car shortages. Mrs Ida Cate died at her son's home. Margaret Spireman, widow of HL Spiesman, died after long residence in the city. Northrop of this city was appointed special agent for the U.S. Bureau of the Census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thre City
Pennsylvania and Erie Rails
Rouss Amd
Arie and Ettie Canny Brick and Tile Company
ANE
Ida
Cate
ME Cone
John Cour
Grant Street
S. Margaret Spireman
Hl.spiesman
West Clurch Street
Ct Northrop
U.S. Bureau of Census
Daily Dozen From the Medical History of Pennsylvania
From the Medical History of the State of Pennsylvania a daily digest notes accident and disease deaths among children. It lists 1836 accident fatalities, with figures for appendicitis tuberculosis diphtheria measles and other illnesses, and observes ongoing reductions in several conditions while noting continued dental decay among children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Toyer
Hair debates feature in Hollywood producer role
Hollywood May 18 Bard Carroll a famed authority on peculiar hair claims thinning hair can enhance appeal to women. He cites his own receding hairline and 30 years as a public figure, arguing a mane is not essential for attraction. Carroll, linked to Paramount’s A Night at Burl Carryl’s, says a toupee is unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luultle Manners
Ovaly
WLW
Nebraska
Colombo
Colorado Symphony Orchestra
Bing Crowbeys del Market Club
Hollywood
Denver
WHW
Columbia
Americas
SBS
Prank Bridge
Howand Barlow
Colt
Ulabia
George Imcrhin
Experin
CBS
Slam
Alma Neel
Arthur Mann
Bard Carroll
Carreil
Carroll
Topmovie
Torsealixe Carroll
Paramount
Burl Carryl
Caymull
Clulc
Vo Manlio
Wassages.i
Hellyiwood
Gill
Daily Quiz Nuts and Bolts of Confused Puzzles
A garbled page presents a daily quiz with scrambled questions on explorers, language, science, history, and current events. The fragmentary text hints at a classified page reference and a row of misprinted items, including political figures and wartime topics, all in a jumbled, OCR damaged form.
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Stewart
Scott
Cartan
James Cook
England
Pacific
Alaska
Australia
Stan
Incram Feanty
China
BosPoRus Sirait
Black Sea
Sea OF Marmora
Vngil
Melvin Sait
Thenain
Polia
Symeelt
Corryltes
Cottage Park
Columbs
Pilbune
Corry
Harry T
Upwalts
Kettle Creek
Potter County
Carlton Chaffees
Indley
Mey
Tom
Jose Joker
Erie
Rims Byler
Bost
Sazéile
Ralph F. Lengerman
New Castle High School
Northast
Erie County
Albion
Hy E Ketcham
Baptist Church
Mayville
Bunday
Pregl
Aummall
Uonel
Qulumbus
OBS
R. J. Scott
Moylan Sisters
Jack Benny
Buo
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McGarthy
Manhatn Merny
Holland
Mgby
Emi
Gbs
BI Pery Wil
CBS Tonight
Joseph C. O ™Atoney
Wyoming
Chaiirman
Naional
WJSY
Tinlon
NBC
Blue Network
Joe Reichman
Orchestra
Congressman Wright
Patman
Ben
Kaltes Myers Oindereariem
Bobby Byrnes
Glenn van Gasno
Iolinist
Atbils
Wis Oechestra
Mildred Batley
Caravan
Bestor
Cowdy
Ben Cutler
Jimmy Dorsey
Gray Gordon
Fueille Norman
B. Diskeen
Torey Lenm
ONY Council
Brnciatty
Hollywood Film Shop
North Pole
U. S
Belgium
France
Lay
Dea
California
Noel
Mok & van the Werle
Jack Laine
Roman Fo Doran
Britis Tomes Hawks
Bir
Sant
Waten
Stan Recovery
Ma: Reader Inc
Oxford
Winn
Louis Paiscal
Katharine
Amur
Michael St
Newese Bun Walley
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