Bonds and the war economy in a postwar plan
A wartime era advisory feature urges buying bonds with a postwar plan, noting risks of early cashing and inflation if redeemed too soon. It discusses credit for authorship of industry books, highlighting Tom M Girdler and critiques the sole emphasis on industrial corporations. The piece argues civilization’s rescue came from a national team, not a single class.
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Tom M Girdler
Cleveland
Rereth
Washington
Ime Nesumies
United States
Pronouncing Dnieper Nomenclature in War News
A reader laments varied pronunciations of geographical names like the Dnieper River amid ongoing war coverage. The piece questions what is truly correct, suggests dropping insistence on exact local pronunciations, and asks why Russians or others must adjust to listeners’ expectations.
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Father Nations
Dnieper
History Repeats As Pope Is Again Prisoner In Vatican
AP Features recollects centuries of popes under siege as foreign powers besiege Rome. It traces actions from Alaric to Napoleon and Mussolini, noting how invaders seized or confined the papacy and how popes sought survival and diplomacy amid European conquest and war.
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Vatican
Zachary Taylor
Hitler
Holy See
Retturies
Brenner
Rome
St. Peter's
Mussolini
Alaric
Innocent
Ravenna
Italy
Leo the Great
Leo
Theodoric the Great
John T
Constantinople
Theotoric
John
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Miles September 2 1923
Five decades ago Mrs Eva Cutting seeks fifty thousand dollars from the Pennsylvania Railroad for her husband Harold Cutting’s death in a West Columbus Avenue crossing collision. Police were asked to locate Mrs Paul Wise, widow of a 24 year old killed in an Erie auto accident.
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Journal Miles
Eva Cutting
Pennaylygnia Railroad
Harold Cutting
West Columbus Avenue
Paul Wise
Whost
Seven quiz questions from Classified Page in 20th century edition
Questions cover British Minister of Information, a Broadway hit, a doctor named Lester, impeachment under the U S Constitution, the lowest denomination postage stamp, author of Main Street, the continent’s highest point, a biblical quote about love of money, pride or women, what a pram is in England, the Italian author of The Prince, true or false on combustion, and a note about a large bomber force in the Burmese monsoon era.
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Doctor ‘Lester
U. S
United States
Mable
Whit Pielises
United State
Main Street
North America
England
Daily Dozen and Commission Appointment Noted
The item discusses motor fitness in youth for national defense and notes a strong body aids endurance. It also reports Edwin G. Wilson, a 50 year old U S diplomat, named by President Roosevelt as the United States representative on the Mediterranean commission, with Wilson previously ambassador to Panama since February 1941.
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Washington
United States
Mediterranean
Edwin G. Wilson
Panama
Roosevelt
War correspondents risk lives for full battle facts
American war reporters cover World War III risking life and limb to relay news from front lines. AP staff like Witt Hancock is missing, others wounded or dead. reporters sail with navies, land with troops, and file under fire. The piece extols the danger, dedication, and mission of the free press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mihy Ho
Earth
Lve
Unefield
Sion
Africa
Italy
Compost of Leaves and Refuse for Home Gardens
County gardeners can make compost from leaves grass and other refuse. layers build up to five feet high with six inch increments. Each layer receives fertilizer about 6 to 100 pounds of dry material and three pounds of Yolind Nunestone. Substitutes include chicken or sheep manure with superphosphate. Layers are tramped and wetted liberally to compost.
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L. H. Bull
Troy Township Man Personal Crisis Reports
Titusville, Sup. 38 Roy W Guild aged 87 well known farmer of Troy township killed himself yesterday afternoon by shooting himself in the Wend in Woodshed at his home Extreme discouragement over poor health was probably the entire Mr Guild was a widower and he and his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Elis Brown lived on the Guild farm two miles north of the Titusville Meldville road They returned home and after dinner the daughter went to the barn to attend to some chores While it is engaged she heard a shot and running to the woodshed found that her father had filled himself with a 12 gauge shotgun Neigh boring s were summoned and Dr G M Sohne deputy coroner notified
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Titusville
Roy W. Guild
Troy Township
Mr. Guild
Elis Brown
Guild
Meldville Road
Diamond
Brown
Giyfld
G. M. Sohne
End It Quick with U S War Bond Drive
A wartime appeal urges sacrifices this September with cash from all, even tight budgets, to fund the war effort. The message emphasizes thrift and collective duty, noting the bond as the safest investment while stressing Americans must do their part.
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U.S
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Corry
Cartier
Neper
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Gregory VII
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Barbarossa
Alexander IX
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Pascal
Papal
Alexander
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Lyons
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France
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Budefeat
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Toro
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Victor Emanuel II
Pius II
Papal Iistory
Hoyd A. Martin
Greenville
Lel
Regr A.S. Wilsen
Union City
Coury Choyal Society
Barth
Sciola School
Zora Skinner
Viettola
Garry Dil Thel
St. James
Inlo
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the National Bank OF Corry Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Daily Dozen
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Botley
State of
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Moday
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Army
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Norti
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