Stewart Says- AE Signs Point To Coming Boom But Afterwards
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart surveys forecasts from the agriculture department and the draft impact, noting a potential 2.5 million unemployment drop in 1941 followed by a later slowdown. He questions export resilience, calls leaf raking “made work,” and argues the coming boom may decelerate once emergency spending ends.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Prews
Agriculture Department
Stewart
Sufglent
Sam
Oly Boor
Agricultural Department
NAUM
Bureau
Dresda
Scott Religious Services Start the Day Concerts Present Twice Daily
By RJ Scott religious services begin at dawn with morning prayers and worship. The Pikeville KY segment notes concerts are presented twice daily at Frances System, attracting employees and locals to daily programs.
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Pikeville, KY
Frances Syst
Roaming Round Up and Local Notes From Corry
A杂round of scattered items from Corry and nearby towns mentions Allan S Bennett joining the U S Navy in Texas, community notices on events at Mansfield State Teachers College, plans for Homecoming Day activities, and local traffic and policing notes. Other items note a wedding prep in Erie area, a police parking incident, and a glance at regional unemployment service efforts. The piece also references a looming three mall game season and a prediction about traffic slowdowns at Main Center streets intersections.
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Prairies
Allan S. Bennett
Gary Bennett
U. S. Navy
Texas
Roosevelt
Washington
al Miller
New York State
Lake Belt
Main
Center Streets
Guy L. Freeman
GOP
Erie County
Corry
Robert Taft
Ohio
Willkie
Harborcreek
William Swan
Balkans
Asia Minor
Perry F. Haines
Keppel ‘Tiffany
Mansfield State Teachers’ College
William Gillette
Cee
Prasik Butters
Barkisburg
Center Street
Steward Long
State
DI Aces
W. Packard
Fom
Journal
Gorty
Corryite
George Murluen
Scense Appleatier
Erle
Willian M. Wellington
Lola L Mydness
Doe
Abd
Sikle Ictor
Jamestown
V. 7
Siireet
Ann Chreen
Augusta Green
Green Farm
Uokewood
Rish
Ard Heasley
Bracford
St.aes
Uncivilized Fears and Far Reaching Science Take Stage
A 1940s commentary argues civilization risks from unchecked powerful science and war. Dr. Burd warns humans must restrain tech and warlike impulses, while calls for ethical stewardship and spiritual enlightenment accompany hopes for medical breakthroughs that could erase ancient plagues.
Local political notes and social events from the era
Twenty years ago Mrs. Clara Hansom chaired a school board meeting after the term expired during the late Mr. Ransom. Congressional and state race candidates J. PuM al and A. J. Sisson spoke after Mrs. Gifford Pinchot’s address at a Republican rally. Desmond returned from Chicago to report price rises lifting the father’s business prospects. GN. H. Glu plans a social gathering with Mrs. Clarence Mixer, a Halloween party Friday night.
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Clara Hansom
Ransom
Arms Program Aims to Make U S World’s No 1 Power
The report argues a peacetime arms program could elevate the United States to the top military power within five years. It notes expansion of the armed forces, increased production, and broader defense efforts as key factors in achieving dominance.
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Bureau
Bureau Maenilong
U. S
Hy Morgan
Bralty
Washington
United States
Dental health and military expansion outlined in remarks
A discussion traces dental caries as preventable with routine exams while detailing a sweeping plan for a 1940s scale military buildup. The proposed program envisions a 1.2 million Army, 500,000 Navy, vast air force growth to 40,000 planes, and a reserve system, with cost estimates potentially reaching four billion dollars over five years.
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Traus
Belina
Congress
Army
Navy
United States of Bay
Capitol
Sudan
Stos
Urogran
Syed
Seton
Ubuph
Anguimine
Alite
Fragmented OCR notes mix local meetings and odd statistics
The readable fragments describe a meeting with Mr Ol Brwekin and Mrs Webb Weeks visiting New York, plus scattered references to demographics, weights, and historical notes. The text also mentions Paderewski and global topics, with several garbled phrases about geography, population, and ancient fiber plants.
Miss Hele Blair Hosts Halloween Eve Party
Miss Hele Blair entertained guests for a Halloween evening at her home with Miss Vetter of Sumia Nova Zealandia visiting as a guest.
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Miss Hele
Blair
Miss Vetter
Sumia
Card Words Weigh Heavy as Paper Saving Move
A quirky note recalls 170,900 words penned on a postal card by Auguste Meunier, a Belgian, illustrating extreme effort to save paper. The average person pulls down the card’s lengthier text, yet the gesture highlights frugal reading habits and cultural quirks.
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Englsha
Auguste Meunier
Journey to Jerusalem fails to lift biblical tale on stage
Broadway critic Axel Storm reviews Journey to Jerusalem, saying Maxwell Anderson’s take on the boy Jesus is pedestrian despite moments of beauty. The play centers on Herod's fear of a Messiah, Ishmael’s warning, and a Rome era chase, but the drama seldom sustains a full evening.
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King
New York
Maxwell Anderson
Jerusalem
Jesus
Herod
Messiah
Holy City
Ishmael
Ishmiel
Joshua
Enturoy Syndicate
Anderson
Joseph
Mr. Anderson
Frederick Tozere
Horace Braham
Areiene Francis
Miriam
Sidney Lumet
Jeshiua
Arnold Mpssix
Karl Mallen
Pla
Untitled World War I Era Author and Publisher Notes
Fragmentary text notes author Oliver Gram and publisher Gilbert's efforts with World events. Mentions press gathering, book ventures, and a span covering Spain, Europe, and references to figures like Hitler in a reflective historical context. The fragmentary nature limits concrete facts.
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Assor
Oliver Gram
Willi
Barrow
Mr. Gram
Gilbert
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