Newspaper Association Notice and Classified Help Wanted Phrase
An archival notice from the Associated Press section explains republication rights and member affiliations. It also lists advertising representation contacts in Minneapolis New York and signals a department or person to call for job inquiries.
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Associated Press
Focal News
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Northwest Daily Press Association
Palace Building
Minneapolis
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Hollywood Gossip and Paris War News Mix of Headlines
Gossip column style notes cover Jean a vue Dreux Gestapo seizure, Nancy Keily losing 20 pounds after a breakup, Tommy Dorsey’s tonsils removal, and various showbiz stars like Judy Garland Lucille Watson Maxine Sullivan and Gail Patrick. Includes Cary Grant producer talk and socialite antics at Cafe Pierre.
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Gotham
Micesy Rooney
Penny Hare
Benj. Goodman
Camellus
Vanderbilt
Reno
Don
Jon
Jean Av
Dreux
Paris
Gestapo
Nancy Keily
Edmond ‘O'Brien
Tommy Dorsey
Javis Hopkins Hospital
Henry Kosters
Deanna Corbin
Bob
Nichols
Case Society
Lillian Doval
Paul Curley
Mass
Honeychile Wilder
Beverly Paterno
Cafe Pierre
Bert Whecker
Gail Patrick
Turner Battle of Annapolis
Peace and independence echo in distant echoes
An Evening Huronite excerpt from October 7, 1599 laments that lasting peace is essential for trade and prosperity. It stresses friendship and freedom both at home and abroad, urging steadfast maintenance of peace for future generations.
Latin American subversive plots prompt regional actions
Weekend dispatches warn of a potential Nazi influence in Latin America as governments tighten controls. Bolivia and Bolivia allied moves spark anti subversive measures, with Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay accelerating commissions, arrests, and cross border cooperation to deter plots and protect the Panama Canal region.
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Latin America
Roosevelt
South America
Latin
Bolivia
Ecuador
Argentina
Congress
Uruguay
Havana
Venezuela
Panama Canal
The More Horrible Thing War Comes Home to Peaceful Streets
A reflective essay notes that wars past and present scar American life more when fought within homeland streets. It argues that long streams of European dispatches numb readers to war’s true horrors, even as reports remain vivid and personal.
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United States
Cubs
France
Letters From the Front Describe War’s Grim Resolve
A young English volunteer recalls Dunkirk and personal loss, burying his mother’s remains after a bombing, and reflects on perseverance against Nazi domination. He and others deny surrender, noting horrors in Warsaw Rotterdam Coventry Athens Minsk and a determination to never yield.
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Munich
Europe
Dunkirk
Hotler
Warsaw
Rotterdam
Coventry
Athens
Minsk
England
Strangling Culture in Europe Under the New German Order
The article details sweeping cultural suppressions in Czechoslovakia as Germany imposes control. Czech schools will close, buildings confiscated, universities German dominated with limited returns. Prague Library books removed by censors. Sokol societies dissolved as part of a broader cultural purge signaling a new day under German rule.
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Europe
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Sokol
Darktesa
WE THE WOMEN Brides Can Set Course Married Life Takes
Ruth Millett advises June brides that the first six months of marriage set the pattern for later life. She urges wives to take charge on trips, papers, chores, and letter writing, warning small patterns become lifelong habits. Endorsed by long-time wives for dividends later.
Quotes on War and Policy From Allied Leaders
A collection of remarks by Churchill Lindbergh Interior secretary Os, Knudsen, Henderson and McNutt reflecting wartime aims and governance. The quotes touch on air attacks on Germany, democracy, production systems, price control, and defending global safety for America and Americans.
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Lindbergh
Secretary of the Interior
Icries
Leon Henderson
America
Americans
Raul V. McNutt
Federal Security Administra
Intruding foes rally to block extended service term debate
The piece argues that foes of Roosevelt’s foreign policy press for longer selective service and National Guard training. General Marshall warns the plan risks national tragedy by breaking up trained units. If defeated, Hawaii relief moves force redeployment of a regular unit with many selectees, undermining defenses during wartime.
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Congress
National Guards
Marshall
Atras
Gen- Brete
Hawaii
Bawa Shee i
AaWaii
United States
Clear-Cut Decision On Automobile Production Looms
Washington notes a sharp split between OPM and other advisers on rapid auto production cuts. OPM proposes a 20 percent reduction below the current modal year, but experts warn materials limits will hinder output. War Department requests funding and orders, while factions press for a decisive plan to shift auto capacity to defense with minimal unemployment.
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Washington
OPM
England
William S. Koudsen
War Department
Jtg
OPN
Radio Programs in New York July Evening Schedule
Radio listings for New York on July 22 detail a dense array of programs across NBC CBS and MBS networks, including Talk segments with State Welles and Crown Princess, defense bond discussions with Morgenthau, entertainment features like Amate ur and The Date with Judy, and music and news blocks from 4:00 PM to late evening. The listings name numerous shows, hosts, and times, reflecting a broad wartime broadcast schedule and variety programming across multiple stations and networks.
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New York
CBS
NBC
M. Young
Morgenthau
Hoxing
Nbc-Blue
Hed Harman
Melig
Bettina
Golden Glovers
Nbg-Red
Johnny
Horace Heidi
Hap Hazard
Judy
Tom ‘Wallace
Court of Missing Heirs
We the People
Congressional
Nec-Blue
America
Jiggs
MBS
London
Chicago Symphony
Crop Outlook At Wolsey Ranks Good This Year
Local notes report Wolsey crops showing good outlook as harvest begins this year. Weather and field conditions favor yields with most farmers optimistic about production and quality for the current season.
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Wolsey
Early U.S. Public Official Eben Ezer Don Carlos Hassitt
Eben Ezer Don Carlos Hassitt was named consul general to Haiti by President Madison in 1808, marking the first public officeholder from Negri to serve in the United States. The appointment reflects early diplomatic posts under the Madison administration.
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United States
Ebenezer Don Carlos
Hassitt
Haiti
Gran Im
Military Expert Analyzes Russian Morale Front Moves
A wartime expert surveys the Russian front noting a Smolensk salient with Germans holding the apex. He discusses northern and southern thrusts toward Vitebsk and Orsha, river lines, and the risk to Leningrad, Kiev, and Odessa while stressing ground, river, and air power balance shaping outcomes.
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Smolensk
Vitebsk
Bmwolensk
Orshi
Mohilev
Recah
Droepa
Pskov
Polotek
Frorth Wee
Eee
Manvel
Duina
Flanders
Thwart
Peipus
Luga
Leningrad
Leningrade
Moscow
Kiev
Odessa
Wiebly
Ladoga
Stalin ‘Canal
Smatomsk
Woviia
Neve
Gertrex
Smolensky Salient
Dnieper
Smolensk Orsha
Mohitev
Trogach
Napoleon
Viteb Hthing
Hite
Bessarabia
Chiesterver
Rumania
Jim
Kane
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the Rhine
Princeton University
New Theatre Library
Fo Maxine Sullivan
Ginger Rogers
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Music Hall
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Riviera
Sodom
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Coney Island
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Broadway
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Savoy Plaza
Jack Kels
Aldrich Family
Cornelius
Edward Trevor
Newsport
Trevor
Gorothes Sparrow
Spur
Weaver
Honolulu
U. S
Sidney Francis Biddie
the Voice of Broadway
L. A
Ruth Millett
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Germany
Tealy
Winston Churchill
William 8. Knudsen
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Taka
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Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Raymond Clapper
Edwin C. Hills
Hedda Hopper
Paul Sullivan
Paul Douglas
Abe
Lowell Thomas
F. Waring
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Newsroom
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