War Clouds Over Europe Shape Muted Balkans View
Charles P. Stewart warns of tightening strain among Germany Russia and Italy as Hitler seeks Britain focus. Stalin tightens hold in Eastern Europe while Romania Hungary and Bulgaria shift to appease greater powers. risk of broader conflict grows with Finland Estonia Latvia Lithuania and possible shifts in Romania’s borders.
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War at its Worst in Europe Prompts US Aid Talks
The writer warns of a grim European war with mass death and city destruction as Nazi aggression intensifies. He urges strong American support for Britain, urges preparedness, and cautions against propaganda shaping public opinion while condemning the brutal bombardment seen in London and the danger of Poland Norway and France’s fall.
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Poland
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France
Europe
America
The Labor Problem and Industrial Strife Declared
The piece outlines Democratic claims of economic progress under Roosevelt, detailing employment gains, wage improvements, and labor reforms. It argues the administration expanded jobs, standardized labor practices, and built social protections while defending national defense and housing initiatives amid Republican opposition.
Hitchcock and a Spying Hero in a Midnight Preview
A New York foreign correspondent recounts a Hitchcock suspense film with a spy twist seen after hours. The writer and companion chase the last two reels, arranging an on‑the‑spot rerun for two Russians who paid to view Ninotchka again. The spoofed tale ends as fatigue lifts and the hero reemerges transformed.
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New York
Greta Garbo
Alfred Hitchcock
Hitchcock
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Unsuccessful burglary at Parkhurst Jewelry store noted
Twenty years ago a break in at Parkhurst Jewelry was attempted in the night. The report mentions concern over fitness in the W H Ross home in Wayne township and various local families dealing with illness and reports of school openings and staff assignments for the Columbus schools with Prof Roscoe Dinbar as principal and Miss Florence Harvey as assistant.
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Wayne Township
Columbus
Roscoe Dinbar
Edinboro
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Corry
Maud Shelkey
Westfield
Elde
Amy Ohm
Disa Sitler
Daily Dozen Children Died From Infections Decline
The report notes pneumonia influenza and four communicable diseases diphtheria scarlet fever measles and whooping cough show sharp declines among children. Diarrhea and intestinal inflammation also fall, while heart disease rheumatic fever remain low and appendicitis deaths hold steady. Automobile accidents rise sharply with 6200 child deaths last year.
Daily Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A reader question set asks multiple choice and factual items about bees impeachment history geography art politics and literature. It includes queries on bee honey gathering rates, presidential impeachment, coastlines, Thomas Ghineborough, 1065 events, Parliament, German secret police, Theodore Roosevelt housing, J. M. Barrie, and weights.
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Fragmented Factographs of Inventions and Peoples
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Washington Day Book by Jack Stinnett explores war and politics
In this column, Stinnett ponders Hopkins resignation health issues and timing while questioning DC representation in Congress. He surveys Bermuda defense bases tourism, U.S. parks, Canada alliances, neutrality questions, and wartime mobility, mixing political doubt with global affairs.
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Hollywood Critics Ignore Screen Writers Said to Be Shortchanged
Hollywood writers vent frustration that critics praise directors and stars while ignoring the script. They argue a great picture rests on writing, noting many reviews credit directors for shaping weak material and seldom credit the writer, especially for original screenplays, with writers in Chicago and elsewhere sounding the complaint.
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Robert Sherwood
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