This Is The Enemy and Educational Pressure Views
Frederick Oechsner outlines a scenario in which Hitler wins Europe under Nazi control from Moscow to the Volga and the Urals, with a Jewish state and German oversight of aviation and parliaments. The piece also argues for intensified education and technical training, urging accelerated programs merging high school and college to meet wartime needs and stressing public resolve and patriotic duty.
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Hitler
Frederick Oechsner
United Press
Europe
League
Germany
Moscow
Volew
Volga
Urals
Japan
Italy
Greece
Belgium
Russia
United States
Perhraps
National Educational Policies Commission
Philadelphia City Income Tax Expansion Looms
The piece notes a 1.5 percent earned income tax in Philadelphia since 1940, now targeting non residents who work there. It cites $22 million raised last year and argues this approach may pressure other cities to tax non residents. It contrasts annexation and outsized nonresident contributions with the need for local funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Daily Dozen Health Planning From Medical Society
The article outlines a broad health planting program stressing diet, immunization, wholesome recreation, sanitation, and accident safety. It emphasizes water, feeding, and proper fod for quality body tissue, disease resistance, and overall public welfare as essential goals for homes, schools, and factories.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files November 30 1922
A brief retrospective revisits events from twenty years prior as recorded in journal files dated November 30 1922, noting local happenings and social notes spanning the Thanksgiving season.
Unclear fragmentary historical notes mix of cultures and armies
Readable lines touch on white men in Gallup ceremony bands and Peru as oldest South American nation. Mentions travel by autos, gold mines, historical empire centers, and quotes about Spain. Text is fragmented and lacks a coherent current event or clear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Spain
New World
Fruit tree care notes from old grower guidance
The text cites treating apple trees with barnyard manure and specific nutrient applications. It mentions mid growth timing, a weekly before bloom window, and using nitrate of soda or ammonia salts. It also advises applying close to tree trunks.
84 Years Old Observer Seeks Regular Post Near Mohawk
A geriatric air raid observer, C. O. Beightol, 84, formerly a Wayne township farmer, volunteered for regular duty at the Vickerman Fill observation post near Mohawk. Despite rheumatism and age, he hiked to the post, shared watches with his niece Mrs. Gordon Paulson, and hopes admission as one of the oldest plane spotters. He previously served in the National Guard and plans to repeat the duty if accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Beightol
Wayne Township
Orvel
Nieve
H. A. Harrah
Mendyske
G. C. Beightol
Vickerman
Beightol
Gordon Paulson
Columbia Street
National Guard
H. F. Robertson
Paulson
Jf Growley Post
American Legion
Joseph Crowe
Roab Command
Franklin
Labor Shortage May Close Erie County Home
The county home near Girard faces a severe labor shortage as workers leave for war industry jobs. Dell Darling says commissioners may have to close part or all of the home if help cannot be found, while Clyde Doolittle asks for more staff and considers asking able residents to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
Ncute
Dell Darling
County Institution District
Clyde Doolittle
Darling
Glass thread used for wound sutures in new experiments
In the American Journal of Surgery Roy Philip Scholz and Philp S. Mountjoy of St Louis report fiber glass threads as a new material for wound suturing. The sutures are inert, non toxic, non allergenic, and remain in place without absorption or movement after two years of use, prompting questions about long term effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Blakeslee
New York
American Journal of Surgery
Roy Philip Scholz
M. D
Philp S. Mountjoy
St Louis
Elas
St. Louis
Christmas in Tripoli Slogan of U S Forces
Meadville Nov 3 Lieut Glare D Knapp son of Deputy Register and Mrs Forest L Knapp joined the air force in 1941. He serves in the first all American pursuit fighter group in North Africa battles against Rommel's Axis troops in Libya. His letters home have excited family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Ghristmas
Tripoli
Glare D. Knapp
Register and Recorder
Forest L. Knapp
Romnel
Libya
Knapp
Frst
North Africa
Remington Rand Employee Transfers to Mohawk Legion Post
An employee who moved from Corry to Mohawk Legion post serves monthly as a plane spotter with his wife. He accepted a position as a toolmaker in Plant 9 at Remington Rand in Tion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Legion Post
Corry
Remington Rand
Tion
Proposed Elimination of Poll Tax Sparks National Debate
National debate erupts over a bill to end the poll tax. Supporters call it an emancipation for southern blacks and poor whites. Northern opponents cite federal intrusion, constitutional concerns, and voting complexities for federal versus state offices.
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John Grover
Tost
Supreme Court
Device returns singer's voice with vocalphine aid
A simple device called the vocalphine lets a singer hear their own voice as the audience does. It transmits the sound from the voice back to the singer’s ears, aiding diction, tone, or value during practice.
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Corry Pa
Adance
Carter
Ain
Napoleon
Spein
Gucine
FRONT
Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
U.S
India
Powesses
Alexander the Great
Donald
UT Drug Store
Welsig
Canai
Rys
Sade
Erie County
Erie
U. S
Mississippi
Colored Gospel Quartetie of
Jamestown
Christ Church
Walter A. Knapp
Fran Parkerstiley
West Virginia
Bible Conference
Scott
Wei
R.j.scott
Solomon Islands
Wdanamnr
Contedder
America
Prn
WJITN
West Indies
Columbus
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