Internal Rumblings Around Hitler War Struggles
The piece outlines Nazi difficulties from Norway to France and Greece as Russia campaign delays and winter threaten Germany. It notes Allied air superiority, British blockade pressure, and growing uprisings in occupied territories, while the United States increases war material support to counter the Nazi-Pact alliance.
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Hitler
Russia
Norway
France
Poland
Greece
Soviet Republic
Muecea
Hiller
Churchill
Germany
Italy
U. S
Groupe Dn
Italy on the ropes and the plea for a post fascist path
The piece argues for a separate peace by Mussolini era Italy and a purge of Fascist officials. It contends Italy should sever ties with Hitler, abandon empire pretenses, and rebuild a modern state on liberal British-inspired lines with co operation from Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Lal
Mussolini
Gaesar
Hitler
Lhermins
Britain
Farm Credit Agency notes rise in farm loan sales
The Farm Credit Administration reports a sharp rise in farm loan applications in early 1941, with some states showing a 50 percent increase and dollar value gains about 85 percent versus 1940. Officials warn inflation risks and urge restraint to avoid a land value bubble and future corrections.
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Farm Credit Administration
FCA
Phs
MlessAtis
PCA
Daily Quiz on Radium and Its History
Radiology stands as a premier medical field using radium to treat cancer. Early ore discovered in Bohemia and Colorado, refining costs rose to high levels then dropped. By 1934 radium cost fell to 25 000 per gram, but wartime halted production and left over 1 million in unfilled orders.
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Bohemia
Colorado
America
Bridgeville
Seven readers answer the Daily Dozen trivia tease
The snippet lists seven quiz prompts from the Medical Society page asking about Irish slang, oysters, John Brown’s Body, a plumbing Hpber cup, moon risings, jewel songs, David Ross Locke, toads and warts, the namesake of Leningrad, and Lily Langtry lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Lane East
Whoun
David Ross Locke
Abraham Lincoln
Leningrad
Lily Langtry
Jenny Lind
Pillian Leite O
Saersay
Lily
Error in Grammar on Possessive Noun Forms
A dated note criticizes common errors in noun and verb form possessives. It highlights misused gerunds and phrases like my going to the game, urging correct possessive construction. The piece reflects language standards discussion in a civic or educational page.
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Agronoun
Newspapers as Major Industry in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania newspapers face a new economic role during Newspaper Week. The state confirms the industry as a key employer with 40,000 jobs and over 68 million dollars in payroll, while newspapers and related printing plants invest around 190 million dollars in buildings and equipment. The sector’s annual output nears 175 million dollars.
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Harrisburg
Fenniyivenls
Broples
State Department of
Pennsylvania
James
James Pointer
Mercwy
Andrew Bradford
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Radio Schedule Highlights Across NBC CBS and MBS
A Thursday schedule lists NBC and CBS programs with names like Pannie Brice Aldrich Family and Major Bowes. Notable items include World Series play by play, Camp Variety, United China Relief and a Philadelphia Orchestra series with programs from 12:40 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.
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Toples
NBC
Pannie Brice
Aldrich Pamily
Yullbe
Barryshore
Paraguay
Maudie
Deal Valley
United Ching Relief
Wendell Willie
Hu Shih
E. H. Biddle
Heeniity Agencies
Atic
Sulite
Woah
Wibr
Nbc-Red
CBS
Kate Smit
Hugh Divi
Nbc-Blie
Prescott
Dean R. Hill
MBS
Philadelphia Orchestra
Helmont
Pecans and Art: Terms From Indian Roots and Care
In modern moving or household goods special containers protect art works paintings table tops minors and other breakables. The name pecan is of Indian origin and is accented on the last syllable with the a varying in length.
Pennsylvania Daily Newspapers and History Mentioned
The Pennsylvania Gazette began in 1729 in Philadelphia and the Pittsburgh Gazette followed in 1786 as Western Pennsylvania's Mist newspaper. Weeklies number 460, dailies 135, with Pennsylvania papers printing about 3.5 million copies daily and 2.5 million on Sundays. New York tops Pennsylvania in total copies distributed.
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Pennsylvania Gazette
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Gazette
Pennsylvania
California
New York
Curtze Leaves 403000 Estate to Widow and Beneficiaries
Erie obituary notes Adolph L. Curtze dies September 14. His will, probated in Erie, leaves $15000 to his widow with remainder to be used for her life. After her death, funds go to many individuals and charities including St Mary's Home for the Aged and Hamot Hospital. The Adolph Curtze Trust will hold remaining estate for Hamot Hospital.
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Erie
Adolph L. Curtze
Isdeast
The
Erie Brewing Company
Rose A. Curtze
Anl
Register of Wills
Ralph B. McCord
Hattie Franz
Thomas Gallagher
St. Luke's Evangelical Hirch
Herman C. Weber
Mr. Curtze
Francis Albracht Schaefer
August Albracht
Edwin Curtze
C. A. Curtze
Grace Albracht
Fred Albracht
Kenneth Albracht
Paul and Cay] Albracht
Louis Albracht
Jeanne
Charlotte Albracht
Alban Curtze
Julius E. Curtee
Charles A. Mertens
Adolph Mertens
Edward Mertens
Frances Mertens
Anns Mertens
Charles A. Curkin
Edwin Curtee
Julia Curtze Kern
Margaretta Curtze Vicary
Edwin Qurtge
Eugene A. Weber
Adolph Osterberg
Henry Osterberg
Fairview
Coning Osterbeye
David Osterberg
William Claus
Virginia Claus
Metin Claus Shenk
St Mary's Home
Flora Sitterle
Lena Albrecht
Anna Mertens
Franciska Claus
Mary Heysner
Louran Ziegler
Edna, Stollson
Adele Stohlman
Fred Albrecht
St. Youle
Sabina Mertens
Oscar Warnath
Mary Warnath
Philadelphia
Herbert Ourtze
Gordon Ourtze
Oscar Gurtee
Denver
St. Joseph's Home
Plorence Crittendon
Lena Albracht
Walter A. Curtzo
Julius B. Gurtney
Herbert Stohlman
St. Barnabas
North Enat
St. Vincent's Hospital
Béthesd Home
Meadville
Hamot Hospital
St. Luke's Evangelical Church
Lutheran Home For
Zem Zem
Hamot ‘Hospital
Adolph Curtwe
Names Purged from Permanent Voter Registration Lists
About 4 000 names were removed from the permanent registration for failure to vote in the past two years. Reinstatement is possible by visiting the registration office, with written notices sent to those affected. The text notes a lack of interest in this year’s elections and mentions a registration deadline.
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RIB
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Ales
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Egypt
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Defense
Peruna Pas Absorbine JR
Ays
Bauer & Black
Vitalis
Prince Albert Tobacco
I. A& Baby
Butchers
Astoria
Elizabeth Arden
Noti Price
Youngs
Ture
Avery
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