Hitler and the Polish Culture War versus World Truth
A historical dispatch condemns Hitler to destroy the human mind and burn Polish books while praising resilience of Polish writers like Conrad and Reymont. It cites Goebbels and Himmler as suppressors of culture and warns that Poland's cultural story will outlive Nazism, with Woodrow Wilson quoted on peace and equal power, urging careful scrutiny of peace proposals.
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Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Paul Goebbels
Fuehrer
Poland
Gobbels
Heinrich Himmler
Gestapo
Joseph Conrad
Korgentowski
Conrad
Wladyslaw Reymont
Europe
English Channel
Peace Proposals and the Salt of Public Interest
The Elkins Inter-Mountain notes that many peace proposals will surface, some sincere, some self serving. The United States is not at war but is part of a world needing a just workable peace. With one side holding all the chips, the chance for a fair settlement remains slim.
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U. 8
Elkins Inter-Mountain
United States
Europe
Asia
After the war trade and South America policy debate
The Wheeling Intelligencer weighs U S policy on access to global resources and South American trade. It argues for hemispheric defense without economic banishment, warns against tying trade to politics, and notes Germany would influence terms if victorious. It also questions U S readiness and defense coordination as Russia concerns grow.
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Wheeling , Intelligencer
Welles
Germany
Italy
Western Hemisphere
United States
South America
The
Lion
Lion Clubs
W. Earl Hall
Mason City
Main Street paving row sparks bid for complete work
The Grafton Sentinel notes the need to pave East Lincoln and East Main streets from the old pavement to the city line between the rails. Blueville residents urged county court to fund full paving, arguing the bond issue requires complete work and safer, wider streets.
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Howard H. Holt
Grafton Sentinel
East Lincoln Street
East Main Street
Old City
Monroe Street
East End
Blueville
Grafton
Hazel- Atlas Glass Company
Harding
D. B. Orr
West Main Street Methodist Church
W. L. Reddick
Hazel-Atlas
God
Orr
Reddick
R. Edward Hayes
Margaret Niland
Fairmont
Miss Niland
West Virginia
Atlantic City
Thomas H. Cather
D. C. Peck
Fred B. Watkins
Herman L Potts
B. W. Anvil
Stewart Says Azores Occupation Looms In U S Policy
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart discusses congressional talk of establishing Azores and Cape Verde bases if the United States occupies those islands. He notes Iceland’s occupation, British reaction, and strategic implications involving Portugal Denmark and Greenland, with broader wartime defense production doubts.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Congress
Azores
Verde Island
Iceland
Movi
Cape Verde
Burton K. Wheeler
Roosevelt
United States Navy
Burt
Churchill
Herr Hitler
Burt Wheeler
Cape Verules
Denmark
Hull
Henrik de Kauffman
Washington
Copenhagen
Hitler
Greenland
Jonasson
Cape Verde Islands
Portugal
Carlyle Returns to Westward Promises and Losses
In a tense reunion, Carlyle clings to her mother Ylena as the Vincent family confronts past estrangements. Viena faces a decision about Carlyle and Vernon, while plans unfold for a Western move and a hopeful future with Scott Hamilton.
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Pellmell
Carlyle
Ylena
Oence
Lena
Vincent
Eigers
West
Vincents
Viena
Wame
Vernon
Vernon Stone
Scott Hamilton
Scott
Coen
Cocker Speniel
Tommy Tucker
Au Daisy
Shar
Alest Davy
Paris
Yiena Ked
Avenue
Eighty-third Street
Cismay
Graystone
Stone
Mer ‘Comb
Hier
Versatilen
Restaurent
Utey
Davenport
Wes Fcott Hamiltor
American policy urged to withhold war aid from Soviet Russia
The editorial warns that production of war weapons may lag and defenses be weak, while German gains rise in Russia. It argues the United States should prioritise home defense before sending any war material abroad, questioning Stalin’s reliability and suggesting a potential Hitler Stalin deal.
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Germany
South America
United States
Argentina
Hitler
Mr. Welles
Franco
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Italy
Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
You’re Selling Me Central Press Write Up
A quirky jumble of observations touches on numbers of North American wildlife, voting quirks, presidents education, Albanian freedom, Soviet notes, and Mars mood. The piece playfully contrasts odd facts and humorous anecdotes with a stream of unrelated details.
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Central Press
Kind is Sent Abroad in Russian War Aid Debate
The statement warns that kindness sent abroad, especially to Russia, risks undermining home defense. It argues precaution is needed in supplying war materiel and emphasizes vigilance to avoid weakening national defenses during conflict.
German Box Score of Dead Reds Increases
Berlin reports a semi official tally showing Russian losses reaching 5 million men as the war reaches the second month. The bulletin claims 14 000 tanks 14 000 cannon and 11 000 planes captured or destroyed with 1 200 000 Russians captured and repeated Soviet high command statements of bloody losses.
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Berlin
Germany
DNB
Captives Increased by Several Times Over
An account notes the number of captives rose significantly, amounting to several times the prior total. The report highlights a sharp expansion in detained individuals and signals growing scale of the captivity situation.
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Latrobe Street
Oration Printing Co
Alice B. Hout
John 8. Palmer
Gratton
W. Va
Associated Press
J.J. Devine & Tes, Inc
New York
Lexington Ave
Atlanta
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Hall
Wheeling Intelligencer
Winston Churchill
Joseph Salin
Byrd
Senator Byrd
Taylor County
Stewart
U.S
Uleh Og Ten
Hermann Jonassor
Lorena Carleto
North America
Ja Pewell
Albania
Mussolini
Mars
C. C. Richman
General Insurance Room
Grafton Banking and Trot Company
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