England Turns More To America As War Feels Dark
British wartime reporting argues London leans on the United States amid German bombing and shipping losses. The piece, drawn from Drew Middleton, notes censorship, morale, and the need for American destroyers and merchant ships while Londoners face harsh conditions and dwindling resources.
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England
Drew Middleton
Associated Press
France
United States
Buckingham Palace
Midlands
Britannia
Britain
Taranto
Fleet Air Arm
London
Menare i
BBC
False Teeth Comfort Promised by FASITHETH Paste
Advert explains FASTEETH paste offering a pleasant alkaline formula that helps false teeth stay firm for eating and talking. Claims no gummy texture or plate odor, improving comfort with a stiff paste feel and reduced denture breath.
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Denturs
Lotus Eaters Dream of Churchillian War Resolve
Opinion piece urges immediate total commitment to Britain's victory in World War II. Calls for repeal of Neutrality and Johnson Acts, use of American ships and convoys, enlistment of American volunteers in the British Empire, and broader Anglo American unity to avert defeat. Warns delay could cost freedom and require rivers of blood.
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Adolf Hitler
Churchill
England
Americas
France
Europe
Africa
Asia
Britain
Hitler
British Isles
I Aera
British Po
Near East
P Aerth
Ambiguous war rhetoric echoes in national plea for resilience
Amid scattered phrases, a torn fragment recalls calls to arms and national vigilance. The text juxtaposes an urgent American voice with classical cadence urging awakening or downfall, hinting at wartime rhetoric and public morale concerns.
Has England a chance to win the war with aid
Dewitt McKenzie argues the U S must decide whether to extend war aid to Britain. He cites Lord Lothian, William Stoneman, and British needs including ships food funds and air power, noting Britain may win with US aid but not without it and that direct US war entry remains a live question.
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England
Lord Lothian
United States
Washington
Roosevelt
Britain
William Stoneman
London
Chicago Daily News
New York
Germany
Berlin-Rome
Flanders
Hitler
Europe
Tonvay
Shipping Cross
Snort
Brita
British Press Association
West Indies
Broadland Extension Club Holds Meeting At Home
Broadland November gathering at Mrs Homer McDaniel residence with Mrs McDaniel and Mrs Pownell as hostesses. Twelve members and two visitors attended as president led business and demonstrations on meat cuts and cooking methods. A contest was held and plans were made for a Christmas party at the next meeting at Mrs. [location pending].
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Broadland Extension Club
Broadland
Homer McDaniel
McDaniel
Pownell
Hickle
Whitaker
Bennett
Community gathering and gift exchange details
Harrington with Mrs. Hickle as assistant hostess. Names were drawn for gifts to be exchanged. Mrs. Vera Cummings, Mr. Elda Bennett and Mrs. Whitaker returned last Friday evening from Brookings where they attended sessions at Farm and Home Week.
Beadle County Real Estate Transfers Overview
Beadle County records show Mamie H. Holcomb and husband transferring property to W F and Florence F Ferguson in Huron with multiple lots and cash consideration. Baxter and wife convey to J C Chestnut in Huron, SD. Beadle County deeds list Orion Palmer in Wolsey with a $10 sale, including multiple lot lines and subdivisions.
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Beadle County
Mamie H. Holcomb
W.F
Florence F. Ferguson
Huron
Kiemme
Roy
Baxter
J. C. Chestnut
S. D
Shea Eee Be
Sth Ry
Orion Palmer
Wolsey
Bly
Bika
Biks
Oct 2 Letter Reflects Turkeys and Time in Dakota
A fragment from Carr recalls an air raid alert and a letter mentioning the October 2 date in a shelter. The writer muses on the slow delivery of news to Dakota’s 956,000 turkeys and questions what value remains in a month-old newspaper amid wartime anxieties. The piece ends with a statement by Mr. L. W. Bicknell about listening to events.
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Carr
Dakota
L. W. Bicknell
Navy
Turkeys and titles drift through a wartime radio ramble
Jim Carr on WNAX reflects during a Pullman ride about 996000 turkeys in South Dakota as cited by federal state statistician E V Jones. The rambling monologue weaves war jitters, social roles for women, old Western film bravado, and a night-sky air raid shelter, ending with him counting the turkeys to sleep.
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WNAX
Ruth Millett
South Dakota
E. V. Jones
EV. Jones
Pierre
Rapid City
Hitler
Mr. Chamberlain
Hop
Hoyt Cassidy
Cheerio
Jim Carr
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Dewitt McKenzie
Georgia Sankey
Wlong Cassidy
Virginia
All Alls
Why Fay
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Mel
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Fayette
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