Red Cross Calls All Americans to “Do Their Job” at Home
An editorial urges total war effort at home linking civilian duty to victory. It stresses personal, industrial, and financial contributions, including buying Defense Bonds and Stamps, and supporting a $50 million Red Cross relief fund with Beadle County at $4,800. The piece warns that success depends on everyday work as much as on soldiers abroad.
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It Is a Fight for Our Lives War Declarations
The piece argues the declarations of war by Germany and Italy formalize an ongoing threat to the United States. It emphasizes that no real change follows the declaration and envisions a hypothetical scenario where Germany or Italy prevail in Europe, underscoring the urgency of national defense.
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If the United States faced dictatorships in every direction
A bold speculative essay argues that without allies such as Britain Russia and China the United States would be isolated and facing near-certain defeat. It contends war would come and demand total national sacrifice with Canada and perhaps Mexico as the only allies while South America would drift toward Pacific and Atlantic powers. The piece urges immediate unity and preparation for ultimate victory despite looming hardship. It also includes a society column on domestic labor and changing attitudes toward domestic help.
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War Quotes Rally FDR OODLUM Nelson Hillman and Stambaugh
A collection of wartime remarks praising American resolve and production. Speakers include Floyd B. Odlum Donald M. Nelson Sidney Hillman and Lynn A. Stambaugh stating commitment to outproduce and outfight Axis powers and uphold national unity.
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Dividends From South America Stir War Era Unity
The guest editorial credits Roosevelt Hull era policy for yielding rapid hemispheric solidarity after Pearl Harbor. South American nations offered bases and drydocks, aiding U S defense and countering Axis plans. Trade with Latin America neared a one billion dollar goal for 1941, bolstering coastal protection and material flow.
Raymond Clapper Warns Axis Victory Erases Rights
Washington columnist Raymond Clapper argues in a wartime column that a Nazi win would erase Congress and the Bill of Rights, urging support for the good war and defense bonds as planes are needed to ensure freedom and national survival.
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Germany
Italy
Wake Island
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France
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Roosevelt
America
Amerika
P. S
Radio Programs Schedule for Dec 16 War Coverage Included
Central time radio listings show NBC Red CBS NBC Blue and Mutual/Broadcasts with programs from Burns and Allen through Eddie Cantor and Kay Kyser. Notable items include Bob Hope Red Skelton and Johnson Orchestra with news and Variety segments. War-related broadcasts are expected and schedules subject to change.
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NBC Red
CBS
NBC Blue
NBC
Nbc-Red
Burns and Allen
Horace Heidt
Fibber McGee
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
Elec Menken
Bob Burns
Oscar Youngdah
National Unity
Nbc-Blue
Mr. Keen
Treasury Hour
NBC Symphony
Juan Jose Castro
MBS
Ned Jordan
Jimmy Dorsey Band
Abe ‘W. van Dyne
Denver
Edwin C. Hill
Hedda Hopper
Stella Unger
Frank Parker
Lowell Thomas
Waring
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Lanny Ross
Kyw
Mister Meek
Kelly
G. Robinson
Hunt
Kay Kyser
William Hillman
Raymond Clapper
World News
Variety
Large Group At Annual Meeting of Co operative Club
About 80 people attended the annual banquet of the Huron Co-Operative Club at the Country Club. Art Feick led, introducing speakers as Dr G A Xovel gave a club history and recounted episodes since founding. Edith Carver and Grace Watkins provided music. L A Nelson, outgoing president, handed the gavel to new president MW Santi. Mrs Ted Iwein was introduced as president of Co Operatives.
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Feick
Edith Carver
Grace ‘Watkins
L. A. Nelson
Ted Iwein
Broadway Gossip and Holiday Happenings Across The News
Dororthy Kilgallen notes Mary Dees flying to Columbus to meet Lyle Talbot for Christmas amid rumors of an elopement. Various showfolk including Eddie Cantor, Gloria Vanderbilt, Pat DiCicco, and Jean Harlow links appear with plans, engagements, and reports from New York’s Broadway scene as war shadows loom and holiday events loom.
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Mary Dees
Jean Harlow
Columbus
Ohio
Lyle Talbot
Joanne Marshall
Dick Haymes
LeRoy Sanitacum
James McKinley Bryant
Ghorus
Eddie Cantor
Banjo Eyes
New York
Gloria Vanderbilt
Pat DiCicco
Jimmy
Cromwell
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
al Vanderbilt
Gaza
K. T. Stevens
Mana
Stan Laurel
Bellevue
Harry James
Jean Cavanaugh
Wantsingtons
Cafe Bagatelle
Jean Valtin
America
Donella Parsons
Constance Bennett
Lippmann Urges United War Front and Allied Stance
Walter Lippmann argues for a total war mobilization and a grand Allied alliance including Britain, Soviet Russia, China, and the Netherlands. He calls for unity of command, shared sea power, rationing, conscription, censorship, and high level decision making to defeat Nazi Japan and Germany.
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