Hitler to invade Soviet Union September predicted
A Chicago era column forecasts a September invasion of the Soviet Union by Hitler if Britain falls, citing Europe's famine prospects and Ukraine’s grain. Stalin strengthens Baltic defenses while Ribbentrop counsels restraint. FCC to expand wartime counter espionage with 1.5 million dollar staffing boost. White House air conditioning noted as President rejects full cooling. Marguerite LeHand bet winnings donated to Red Cross.
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Hitler
Great Britain
Russia
Europe
Denmark
Norway
Carpathians
Ukraine
Stalin
Baltic States
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Bessarabia
Carpathian Mountains
Federal Communications Commission
U. S
FCC
United States
White House
Rose Gardens
Potomac
So You Won't Talk marked Brown comeback in film
Virginia Vale reports OB E. Browns return to film in So You Won't Talk a comedy where Brown plays a timid reviewer and a gang baron. The piece notes director Clarence Brown’s view on silent era titling and discusses Edison the Man and other stars including Wayne Morris Priscilla Rosemary Betty Brewer and Osa Johnson. It also mentions Married Adventure a Columbia release and The Court of Missing Heirs radio program moving earlier with notable prize findings.
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Virginia Vale
Western
Union
OB E. Brown
Columbia
Joe
Charles Wilson
Brown
Osa Johnson
Martin
Mrs. Johnson
Johnsons
Court of Missing
Elmer Davis
CBS
Odds and Ends: Trotter, Celebrities, and Birth Day Cake
John Scott Trotter wrapped his Rhythm on the Range duties and flew 2,200 ritles to celebrate his thirty-second birthday with his mother’s cake in Charlotte North Carolina. Randolph Scott feeds ties with Cagney Brent and Pat as stars head to war in The Fighting 69th and The Lou Battalion.
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John Scott Trotter
Bing Crosby
Charlotte
N. C
Randolph Scott
Carses Meh
James Cagney
George Brent
Pat
Lou
Job’s Renewed Fellowship Through God’s Power
A devotional analysis of Job 42 1 13 emphasizing that true understanding comes from knowing God not through hearsay. It describes God’s majesty in creation and providence, Job’s revival, restored usefulness, reconciliation with friends, and God’s blessings as evidence of faith and obedience.
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God
Job
Lord
Jesus Christ
E. L. Douglass
Christ
Death of Saul Cited for Transgression and Familiar Spirit
The passage notes Saul’s death as punishment for transgressing the Lord’s word and for consulting a medium. It emphasizes the offense of disregarding divine instruction and seeking counsel from a familiar spirit.
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Saul
Temptation to Resist Temptation Not Proof of Honesty
A concise reflection argues that refusing temptation once does not establish a person’s overall honesty. It notes the complexity of moral judgment and warns against overgeneralizing from a single act to character.
Pattern Packet Details for Ladies Garment Sizes
The notice advertises pattern No 1076 B for Harbara Bell designed for sizes 12 to 40 with busts 32 to 40 inches. It lists fabric yardage for 35 inch material without nap and notes pattern price at 15 cents each plus ordering instructions.
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Harbara Bell
Matching mother and daughter sports frock pattern
A fashion note suggests a coordinated sports ensemble for mother and daughter. Design No. 1977-B mirrors 1978-B with a pleated shorts version and convertible neckline. It includes separate tailored skirts to transform the playsuit into a spectator outfit, using fabrics like sharkskin gabardine gingham and denim.
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Barbara Bell
Pattern department enclosure request at Chicago sewing circle
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept at Room 1324 TL Wacker Dr Chicago requests 15 cents for each pattern Pattern No 4 a ske Name.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
TL. W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Know Your Age and Census Access Policy
The notice explains that individuals unsure of their ages can apply to the bureau of the census for information if available, given a definite address. It adds that for censuses before 1880 records are not confidential and may be searched by anyone, as cited from Collier's.
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Bureau of the Census
Collier’s
Hidden Value Turns Low Grade Ore Into Gold and Sulphur
In Colorado a blue copper ore long considered low grade became valuable when a chemist showed 1¢ pigment potential. A California mine's sulfur steam, when copper plates touched, produced mercury brads, turning a loss into profit for owners.
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Colorado
California
Oddities and facts stitched from Collier's entries
A mosaic of remarks notes racial claims and zoological adoptions while UK zoo funding is discussed. It mentions public adoption of animals at the London Zoo, lists animals awaiting adoption, and cites U.S. wage diversity for the blind. It also reports high theoretical oil capacity versus low actual well output in the United States and Pennsylvania.
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London Zoo
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Rosemary
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Joe E. Brown
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North
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Hower
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