Classified Help Wanted Notice From Northwest Daily Press
Help wanted advertisement text copied from a newspaper page. Includes contact line with department or person to call and office locations in Minneapolis New York City and references to audit bureaus and press associations.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Northwest Daily Press Association
Palace Building
Minneapolis
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Two Cities Attack The Slum Evil
New York and Chicago push a new public policy to revive blighted central areas with private capital. New York offers 10 years tax immunity and eminent domain after 51 percent acquisition to spur large scale low rent housing while Chicago uses a similar plan with 61 percent site control and planning approval.
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New York
Unois
New York City
Chicago
Development Corporation
Small Business Faces Defense Era Strain In Washington
Warning signals emerge as small firms struggle under tough years and new defense demands. The shift toward spreading defense contracts to many producers has begun, but material shortages in aluminum rubber copper zinc threaten further risk as May looms. R L Meherway of the Office of Production Management notes the push to include smaller firms, yet rationing and supply limits remain key hurdles.
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Washington
R. L. Meherway
OPM
Defense drive may push small firms toward shutdowns
Peter R Nehemkis warns that defense demands could reduce one third of U S industry to a grim choice between retooling or closing. He fears a total blackout of small business would foster fascist or communist dictatorship and urges defense boards to plan ways to preserve small enterprises during the emergency.
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Peter R. Nehemkis
OPM
Tract Service
Nehemkis
Defense Boards
Washington
The Growing State Guards Across Forty States
The State Guard concept is expanding with twenty eight states forming units totaling over 110000 personnel. About half receive weekly instruction as states vary in uniforms from blue to khaki to Confederate gray and guard forces move toward professional, regulated law enforcement roles.
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Council of State Governments
South Carolina
Roosevelt Sinks Germany Policy as Piracy Threat
President Roosevelt urged Congress to act with no new legislation after the Robin Moor sinking. He held Germany responsible for losses to Americans and warned of potential armed merchant ships. The message framed as a neutrality breach but not a formal war declaration, signaling a divider in Congress and a test of German aggression.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Germany
Harvard University
Great Britain
High Seas
Atlantic
Perhapa
Ormany
Hoosevelt
We the Women It Can Be Home Without a Man Around
Ruth Mullett surveys women embracing home making without husbands. Unmarried women buy houses or rent rooms to support independent living, from building a small house to collecting silver and china, and tending gardens. The piece highlights self sufficiency and personal fulfillment through domestic life.
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Europe
Quotable Fragments on Industry and Education
A wartime style passage cites Churchill remarks on safe action and strength, with a University of Chicago president lamenting the decline of liberal arts in American education. It references the North American Aviation plant and calls for decisive industrial effort.
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Liberal Arts
Eer
Robert M. Hutchime
The
University of Chicago
German Consulates Closed and Nazi Recruitment in US
An analysis notes the closing of German consulates in the United States halting Nazi recruitment efforts among German born or ancestry linked Americans. It cites Mein Kampf and Hess statements on uniting Germans abroad and describes bureaucratic shifts turning German agencies into Nazi propaganda tools.
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Hitler
United States
Germany
Hess
Ernst
Wilhelm Bohle
Gau Ausland
Bahle
Radio Programs Air Schedule Highlights for June 24
The Evening Huronite lists a dense radio grid with NBC CBS MBS and Red Blue networks. Programs include Time Is, Ann Gills Date With Judy, Horace Heidt Fibber McGee, and the Gordon Jenkins Orchestra with multiple concert and news segments. Guests include daniel Tobin Polish Relief and Wing on Watch nbe blue.
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New York
CBS
Nec-Red
Horace Heidt
Me’ Gee
Ann Gills
Judy
Tom Wallace
Court of Missing Heirs
We the People
Lewisokn
Daniel Tobin
NBC Blue
Gordon Jenkins Orchestra
Question Bee
Grand Central Station
Wmn
Edwin c
Waring
Azdr
Fom
Glenn Miller
al Davis
Fritzie Zivic
Edwin C. Hill
Names in the News Henan Looped Clasified Brain Teasers
A fragmented puzzle listing names such as Almatrel Darian Admiral Lea Woolton Halifax Beaverbrook Weygand Wavell Wood Dr Payellc Duke Spo leto Aimone Gants Hess hints at a names game. The piece asks how many Henan Newsy names can be identified.
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Henan
Almatrel Darian
Lea
Ant ‘Woolton
Lord Halifax
Lord Beaverbrook
General Weygand
Wavell
Wood
Ani
Payellc
Duke of
Broadway gossip and marriages sweep through Hollywood notes
A torrent of rumors and updates from the entertainment world spans Chico of the Irers profits from ponies, Altice Faye selling a home for Encino purchase, and a lasting marriage vow. Ted Husing and Betty Lanxford clash at the Pierre while Peggy obsesses over Honeychile's band and Miss 3's age remarks.
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Altice Faye
Tony Martin
Phi Harris
Encino
Ted Husing
Betty Lanxford
Joyce Heer
Pierre
Peggy Obd
Honeychile
Lippmann Warns U S Not to Repeat Postwar Mistakes
Walter Lippmann argues the United States must expand defense spending beyond 20 percent of national income to outbuild Europe and surpass Britain. He warns current plans are insufficient, predicts continued war if not dramatically increased, and urges a bold, universal mobilization to preserve democracy and postwar gains.
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Walter Lippmann
New York
Stacy May
O. P.M
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Europe
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