Mass education mobilizes 30 million school children in America
The piece calls America’s mass education drive a mobilization rivaling military readiness, noting 30 million students returning to classrooms, 1 million teachers preparing to teach, and billions invested in facilities. It stresses citizen duty to think independently, oppose demagogic voices, and uphold the Northwest Territory’s educational charter as guiding principles.
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America
Europe
United States
Lincoln
Northwest Territory
Tomourrow
We Have The Ships Two Years Ago and Now
The article argues that U S shipbuilding in the merchant marine created a robust fleet, with 332 ships totaling 2 200 000 gross tons available for foreign trade, four times 1914 capacity, and ongoing construction. It asserts these ships would support trade if Europe wartime disruptions occur and serve as a navy auxiliary.
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United States
Europe
Mississippi Industry Shift Strengthens South’s Role
Mississippis industrial rise is noted as part of a national shift. Movements of manufacturing to the south have grown over 20 years, with artificial stimulation in the past five years boosting their share of national production and signaling a regional realignment.
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Mississipps
South
Peasant Women Drive Tractors Change Rural Russia
The passage notes Russia producing manufactured goods surpassing farm products without big cities. Small towns host burgeoning industries tied to local materials, signaling regional shift. It warns that peasants’ lives change as women are trained to operate tractors, leaving fields riskier for the poor pedestrian.
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Russia
Water Hauling On The Stone Boat Recalled In Farm Journal
Farm journal recounts a day cleaning a schoolhouse and hauling water in two cream cans using an old stone boat. Children ride atop a tub while a team leads a journey back to pioneers days, reflecting on courage, westward life, and opportunities today.
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Amy
Jim
Joe
David
Marcia Connell as Model for College Freshmen
Ruth Millett surveys University of Michigan senior Marcia Connell praised for Phi Beta Kappa honors, beauty, leadership, and a respected campus role. Millett imagines Connell’s advice to younger girls emphasizing choosing an educational path, dorm living first year, active group work, strong grades, and serious college conduct.
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Sy Ruth Millett
Marcia Connell
University of Michigan
Marcia
Miss Connell
Phi Beta Kappa
New York
Ale
Not Found Justice Ties in Historic Empire Note
A garbled OCR blend presents quotes attributed to Pope Pius XI, Dewey, King George VI, and others about justice, duty, and international policy. Mentions Belgrade, Queens, Brooklyn Span, and a long delayed bridge opening attributed to Mayor LaGuardia. Overall readability is poor and fragments mix political figures and locations.
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Psbeie Ste
F. H. LaGuardia
Queens
Brooklyn
Racket Behind Un-American Groups Exposed By Dies Panel
Baltimore Sun notes Representative Thomas of New Jersey warns that many subversive outfits are mainly financial rackets for leaders. He argues saving the world becomes a lucrative, easy life, with dues and salaries supporting organizers while politicians fear the movement's money. The piece cites Ku Klux Klan influence and the transient power of such groups.
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Baltimore Sun
Thomas
New Jersey
Dies
United States
Juzy
Ku Klux Klan
W. J. Bryan
Roosevelt hopes and rumors cloud European war talk
Washington reports say the European war talk has boosted Roosevelt's prestige but most assayers doubt it will shake domestic politics. Rumors of a Roosevelt mediation invite and plans for Garner campaign expansion surface, with details on Hague investigations and Frances Dunn selling locomotives to embassies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Asessers
Tess Anaysayer
Jim Farley
U.S
Britain
France
U. S
Treasury
Radio Features Schedule From New York Aug 31 1940
Central standard time listings for NBC CBS and MBS networks show London Paris Berlin Warsaw broadcasts with Edouard Harriet and Dorothy Thompson, plus American programs. Notable entries include Raymond Leslie Buell on America and the World Crisis, Dorothy Parker drama, and the Lone Ranger. Several concert and music programs, talk shows, and comedy skits round out the night.
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New York
NBC
London
Paris
Berlin
WJZ
Edouard
Harriet
Warsaw
Dorothy Thompson
WABC
CBS
Raymond Leslie Buell
America
Mbs-Chain
Raymond Gram
Rudy Vallee
Black Crook
Bob Burns
Joe
Brown
Jim McWiliams
Major Bowes
Dorothy Parker
VIZ
NBC & Let
Liberty
Toronto Symphony
Grant Park
Abe-Weaft
Earl Wild
Abe-Weat
Cis
Wabe
Alma Kitchell
Edwin C. Hill
Aeolian Ensemble
Malcolm Clair
Abe
Sam Baker
Lucille Manners
Frominder
Ebs
Wiz Frey
Johnny
Woman Artist Horizontal Puzzle Clue List Mix
A fragmented OCR style puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and word fragments. Reads like a mixed set of definitions and cross references, including themes around art, religion, geology and geography, with partial entries and misprints.
Radio Schedule Fragments Show Busy Evening Lineup
Listed entries indicate a dense radio program montage with Abe Lyman Edwin C. Hildie Guy Lombardo and Fred Waring among others. Descriptions include dancing music orchestras, first nighters dramas and news segments across CBS NBC and network channels with varied timing from late afternoon to midnight repeat broadcasts.
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Abe Lyman
Cbswabe
Mbs-Chain
Edwin C. Hildie
Barry Horlick
F_ Waring
Cbs
Amos & Andy
Cbs Pence Music Orchestra
Ed Allil
chs-Dixie
Dancing Orchestra
20 Years Ago in Huron Misses Visit and Farewell
A collection of small-town events from Huron recaps yesterday visits by Rose and Lillian Padecky to Sioux Falls, returning troops led by Sam Russell from overseas, and gatherings at Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Andrews homes. Mary and Genevieve Kelley depart for Sioux Falls while Wava Larsen hosts a send-off party with prize games and a pink and white luncheon.
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Rose
Lillian Padecky
Sam
Kelley
Lillian Collin Winnin
Mary Kelley
A. J. Larsen
Raby Larsen
Bayfield
Wis
Jessie McKay
Irving. Crawford
Miriam Shaber
Katherine McKay
Mrs Shirley Pilkington Leaves for Wyoming Teaching Post
Mrs Shirley Ann Pilkington, who taught at De Smet, has accepted a fifth and sixth grade position in Mereetse Wyoming. She left Thursday for her new duties.
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Highmore
Shirley ‘Ann Pilkington
de Smet
Han
Mereetse
Wyo
Wal Schwibeier and Son Visit Waseca Relatives
In Waseca Minnesota on August 31 special notes Wal Schwibeier and his son Robert traveled to visit relatives meeting Jana Peck and other family members in the small town, continuing a long family visit.
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Wal Schwibeier
Robert
Jana
Mn Peck
Mi -Waseca
Minn
Flashes Of Life At Hartford County Fair Prize Event
A 4-H Club fair in Hartford County offers direct hit prizes for top skill with a two rolling pin display. Agent William L. Harris Jr notes a dummy man could be star. In a separate item, magistrate Boxell witnesses a crash, while Dwight Boxell’s car overturns in the same ditch. In San Francisco, violinist Dave Rubinoff bets a police chief he can earn 11 dollars in an hour disguised as a street musician but loses and must surrender his take. In Kansas City, Bil Matheson lights a large cigar during pregame festivities. soon after, the Blues slugger falls ill and Buzz Boyle starts in left field.
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Competitio Hartford
Conn
Hertford County
William L. Harris, Jr
Stargen
San Francisco
Dave Rubinof
Rubinoff
William J. Quinn
Kansas Cfty
Bil Matheson
Kansas City Blues
Louisvile
Kansas City
Buzz Boyle
Matheson
Rogers Joins Staff of SDU Law School
A. Rogers of Chicago has been added to the University of South Dakota Law School staff to replace Prof. W. R. Seed, who holds a $2,500 research fellowship at Columbia. Rogers earned an A B from the University of Chicago in 1922 and an LL B from Harvard in 1925 and has practiced law in Rhode Island and Chicago. Seed will pursue a Columbia degree with winter and spring terms in residence. On August 5 the Virgil Home Extension contest awarded prizes to three class members for Christmas gifts, with Miss Neff leading the ceremony.
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Vermillion
A. Rogers
Chicago
Law School
University of South Dakota
W. R. Seed
Columbia University
Rogers
University of Chicago
Harvard Law School
Rhode Island
Virgil
M Church
George Ki
George Unze
Eying
Louis Po
O. D. Wessels
Neff
Virgil Home Makers Club
Munsones of Alexandria Visit Alpena for Furniture Move
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Munson of Alexandria spent Tuesday in Alpena with friends. They brought another load of furniture they had stored there back with them.
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Alpena
H. A. Munson
Alexandria
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