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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1941

Page

2

Self-contradiction in Morgenthau lease lend debate

The piece argues the Morgenthau lease-lend bill is inconsistent with democratic principles and constitutional processes. It criticizes Secretary Morgenthau and Secretary Stimson for pushing aid to Britain without proper congressional control, warning that reliance on executive power risks abdication of American defense and democratic safeguards. The article contends that money and credit remain the better, flexible means of aiding allies over unbounded wartime procurement.

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Food Aid for Europe May Help or Hinder War Effort

Western Newspaper Union urges a structured relief plan for starving European nations. The proposal centralizes native produce, imports only deficient foods, and requires German cooperation to prevent feeding the enemy. It argues that a three-day German supply gap is the worst risk to Britain, while famine threatens 37 million Europeans.

Union New York City N. Y America Europe England Germany Herbert Hoover Belgium National Committee On Food Robert Cecil Great Britain Foreign Office Asquith Lloyd George Atlantic Ocean North Cape French Britain Commission

Army to stock ninety shoe sizes for soldiers

The war department announced that to fit every soldier properly, camps and posts must maintain at least 90 different shoe sizes. Regular stock covers lengths from 5 to 12 and widths from A to EE.

U.S War Department

Food aid to Europe would be seized by Nazis says ex-correspondent

Wallace R. Deuel, six years in Germany as Chicago Daily News foreign correspondent, argues that distributing food to conquered nations through blockades would be almost entirely confiscated by the Nazis. He warns that Belgians would gain little even if some aid were spared, as Nazis would divert other stocks to fill gaps.

Europe Wallace R. Deuel Germany Chicago Daily News Shem Tower of Babel Americas Latin America U.S. A Andre Kostelanetz Kostelanetz Petrograd Grand Opera Russia Dr. Kostelanetz United States Metropolitan Chicago Opera Lily ‘Pons Miss Pons America Tmusic

Your Friends Warn President About Border Openings

A protest verse urges the president to act urgently on border security warning that a small measure will not stop foes. The poem mocks talk of orders and a “piece of garden hose” as insufficient protection.

Winston Churchill and Adolf Hitler Duel in Rousing Wartime Verse

The piece channels historic figures with bold rhetoric about staying defiant. It emphasizes Churchill as the unyielding Boss and Britain's resilience, portraying Hitler as unable to prevail while Britain stays strong and determined.

Threatening verse aimed at Hitler surfaces in wartime prose

A confrontational battle cry references Hitler as a rowdy adversary and warns he has bitten off more than he can chew. The rhymed quatrain implies swift consequences for the tyrant as the war intensifies.

History Records Seven Saint Valentines in History

History records multiple figures named Saint Valentine leading to confusion over which Saint Valentine inspired the day. Some historians believe several early saints share the name and influence.

Tax Blank for 1941 review mocks civic life and tax men

A dramatic critique titled Tax Blank for 1941 receives mixed reactions yet remains direct and merciless. The spoof highlights increased exemptions cuts, a looming 10 percent defense tax, and a fusion of Hellzapoppin and Macbeth tones with sharp dialogue and satire about wartime finance and politics.

Steinach’s Elixir Life Sparked Public Debate Then Rally

The piece recalls Eugen Steinach’s controversial endrocrine work and exile from Vienna in 1938, now seen as a significant though debated contribution to rejuvenation science. It traces his life from Vienna to Zurich, his 1920s human experiments, Nobel Prize delay, and ongoing reappraisal of his methods and impact.

Paracelus Columbus America Professor Steinach Dr. Steinach Vienna Zurich University of Wien Adolf Lorenz

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