Patch credit and publication of poems and notices
A scrambled OCR fragment discusses credited patches and publication processes tied to Associated Press style, citing locations such as New York Waterman Building and Philadelphia Atlantic Building. It references publishers and printers, wartime or radical protection concerns, and hints at charges about wealth and land-owner interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promsl Pruners
Thoroauh
National Renrenen Ure
Cincage
Bitz
Nice
New York
Waterman
Rowton
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Glens
Auenta
General Motors
Detroit
Identical Interests In FSA Debates Split On Land Policy
A reader argues that there is no clash between wealthy landowners and worthy tenants in the Farm Security Administration program but notes strong opposition from wealthy owners to subsidies and loans. It praises successful farmer purchases, cautions against collectivism, and warns that gains accrue to large landowners as productive tenants raise land value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Security Administration
FSA
Ita
Trious
Vicimus Farm
Gail
Rsa
Eden pledges Britain will not abandon US in Pacific war
The British foreign secretary Anthony Eden assured the United States that Britain will not quit the war with Hitler and leave Americans to face Japan alone. He framed a united stand with China and stressed Britain’s stake in defeating Japan, citing Hong Kong, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Commonwealth nations Australia and New Zealand as core reasons for continued alliance and commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eign
Anthony Eden
The
United States
Hitler
Pacific
Britain
Japan
China
Pearl Harbor
Manila
Hong Kong
Empire
Australia
New Zealand
Lis
Tony
Myke
Fryder
New
Fragmentary Letter Proposes People’s Choice and War Support
A garbled text fragment references provisional government and the right to choose, and calls for wartime production support. It mentions John W. Bucker of Onin and asserts strong opinions on Armenia, Allied aid, and military needs. The passage is unclear but centers on political stance and war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biane
Industoind Weber
Gay
John W. Bucker
Onin
Lewis and Roosevelt clash over miners wage fight
The piece outlines a long running rift between John L Lewis and Franklin D Roosevelt driven by the coal miners wage dispute. It notes Lewis's isolationist stance, his break with the White House, and the potential showdown over wage increases amid inflation fears and leverage with Willkie. The article also touches on wartime policy tensions and internal political dynamics shaping the labor battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enewits
Jonn
Franklin D Roosevelt
Bee
Lewis
Roosevelt
John L
White House
Wright
Little Steel
National Labor Relations Board
Willkye
United States
Willkie
Joann Ler
Ernie Pyle In Africa
Ernie Pyle reports from Oran Algeria on Army Claims Commission activity two weeks after landing. The panel handles 165 cases, mostly crop damage and minor losses, pays 375 francs for a radio claim, and notes staff including Maj William Johnson and Col George T Madison. Casual observations include British air bases, shoe rationing debates, and humorous depictions of local animals and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran
Algeria
Africa
Army Claims Commission
Commission
Maj
William Johnson
Duluth
Minn
Orani
Teeut
George T. Madison
Bastrop
Colonel Madison
Qran
John M. Smith
West Memphis
Ark
Memphis
Napier Officers Promoted in Army Air Forces School
Fifteen Napier Field officers receive promotions from the Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School Public Relations Office. Major promotions include Willand A. McWhorter and Freeman A. Parsons. Others advance to Captain First Lieutenants and Second Lieutenant ranks, with several officers elevated to first lieutenant and flight instructor roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School
Napier Field
Willand A. McWhorter
Freeman A. Parsons
Thomas M. Garman
Philip R. Morgan
Theo Holland Crosby
Charles N. Mansted
Henry A. Stroup
Paul M. Hayes
Dean E. Hess
Jay J. Grimm
Robert M Faulk
Charles R. Davies
Rostoe C Cutsinger
John F. McLauchlin
Clifton J Benoit
Samuel A. Dunn
Jto
Honest Butcher Solves Missing Steak Mystery
Emil Adelman, a Indianapolis butcher, believed in advertising after three steaks vanished from his counter. He placed an ad in The Indianapolis News. A woman returned, claiming she had taken them by mistake, but Adelman said she did not bring them back and that she should pay for the steaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Coe
United Press
North Africa
Gold Coast
Liberia
Nut
Oran
Don
Tve
Indianapolis
Emily Adelman
Indianapolis News
War Reporter Tells Of Woes
AP war correspondent Joseph Morton recalls misadventures in West Africa. He describes crossing the Atlantic by troopship and battleship, hopping a U.S. Army plane, braving dugout canoes and long river hikes, meeting President Edwin Barclay, flying an airplane, and relying on James the house boy. He jokes about hardships and plans a raise for James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Morton
West Africa
Musunder
Mering
Atlantic
U. & Army
Staten Island
Central Park
Liberia
U. S Army
Bathurst
Dakar
Cavalry
Edwin Barclay
Amile
Joe
James
Gold Coast
Lettuce Yields $50 Bill. Sailor Seeks Reward
Mrs William Stoddart found a fifty dollar bill hidden in a head of lettuce she bought in San Francisco. A man identifying himself as Tim Morris, claiming to be a sailor, appeared at her door seeking information or aid related to the discovered currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William Stoddart
Tim Morris
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Bo Mayer
Perla
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Chichi
Vie Witte
Wolther
Elmer Dayal
Mayer
Dale Day
Aioe Teather
Ernie Pyle
Teddy Estelmann
Jim Mead
British Overseas Airways Corporation
Pan American Airways
U. S
Henry Wallace
Iil
la Paz
Bolivia
Andes
George J. Bates
Massachusetts
OPA
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Jimmy Edwards
Tyler
Texas
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Napier
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