Pope Pius Points to Economic Justice and Peace
The passage cites scripture urging spiritual seeking and outlines Pope Pius message for a new world order based on justice. It warns that hatred sustains war, emphasizes that might does not justify right, and calls for economic reform and fair distribution to end hardship, praising quiet perseverance amid terror.
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Pope
Pope Pius
Ica
Britain
Germany
England
United States
Hitler
Mussolini
Europe
Ickes critiquing press loyalty amid wartime fronts
The piece notes Secretary Ickes arguing the French press was corrupt and venal while the British press remained loyal. It suggests he should study British and French papers before WWII to learn advertising's role, and question the idea that the American press is controlled by its advertisers. It calls for reflection on press duty and independence.
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Mr. Ickes
Columbia University
France
Great Britain
Britain
Ickes
Library of Congress
London
Paris
Englis
Secretary of the Interior
Capper Warns Britain Seeks War to Bind U S
Senator Capper argues Britain wants American aid including war, contending London aims to lure the United States into a formal alliance via vast investments and military support. The piece contrasts Capper with other pacifists and notes policy limits on loans and neutrality laws. It also covers Philip Murray CIO objections to defense bills and warns against expanding government power amid debate over convoying ships and potential U S involvement in a broader conflict.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Congress
Martin Dies
Texas
Lord Lothian
Treasury
Frederick Phillips
John Bull
Topeka
Capper
Ambassador Lothian
Sir Frederick
Washington
London
Britain
United States Navy
Atlantic
Senator Capper
America
Hitler
Wheeling
Philip Murray
C.I. O
Federal State Conference of Law
Murray
United States
Navy
Air Corps
Republic
Trac Jed
White House
Uncle Sam
Avord
Bel
Roosevelt
Telegraph era milestones and local obituaries mark 1916
The news recounts the 40th anniversary of telephone use in 1916 and the spread of wires with millions of daily conversations, recalls early Grafton telephones, and notes local memorials. It records deaths of Congressman William G. Brown, Captain Milton M. Patton, and Civil War veteran Adam Bounger, plus bridge work by Luton Bridge Co and civic plans by Civic and Charity clubs to improve town hygiene and homes.
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United States
Alexander Graham Bell
Boston
Thomas Watson
Grafton
B. F. Martin
A. H. Thayer
Thomas E. Davis
First National Bank
Earth
Satan
Milton M. Patton
Parkersburg
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Transportation Department
Parkershoro
Wilford Street
Adam Bounger
Grand Army
Post of
National Cemetery
Bluemont
Debutante Mimi Weds Archie in Midnight Elopement
Kit learns Mimi Purcell Reeves has secretly eloped with Archibald Reeves in a late night ceremony at Armonk. Mimi and Archie announce the marriage while Kit plans a departure to handle Vance’s possible actions, fearing the change may affect her life and relationship with Jerry.
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Kits
el Morocco
Jerry
Kit
Rio
Nova Scotia
Mimi Purcell
Mimi
Vance
Archie Reeves
Reeves
Armonk
Ashe
Ried Vance
Jerry Sembler
Tam Ul
Mim
Anna
Archibald Reeves
Gane
Mimi Purcell Reeves
Andy
Miss Kitty
Mr. Moore
Jahtt Moore
Nile
J Angy
Gregory
Consolidated Broadcasting Company
European Conmen From Page One Debate Manpower Pool
European observers discuss conscription by age groups to widen the manpower pool. Army experts note the strategy aims to increase available forces, with debates highlighting potential implications for mobilization and military readiness across Europe.
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Europe
Punting on the Thames contrasts European and US draft plans
The European class system favors a permanent compulsory military training, while the US draft aims for a short program. Officials say about 1.3 million youths turn 21 annually, and debates consider delaying to age 21 or starting training after 18 to ease economic impact and physical eligibility.
Administrator's Sale of Bank and Corporation Stock
Under a December 18 1940 Taylor County chancery order in Kunst v Kunst the administrator with the will annexed of Hattie A Kunst will auction at the court house front on January 13 1941 at 1 PM the estate stock of The First National Bank of Graf ton certificate 52 26 2/3 shares of The Goff Arnold Land Company certificate 7 cash terms.
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Circuit Court
Taylor County
William H. Kunst
Gha
Kunst
Hattie A. Kunst
First National Bank of Grafton
Goff-Arnold Land Company
Hubert Parrish
Halle A. Kunst
Not enough for a full headline from fragment
A fragment notes men aged 21 to 36 suggesting possible action. No further context, names, dates, or locations are readable to establish outcomes or specifics.
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Grafton Sentinel
CTEE
Ae Printing Co
James F. Holt
John 8. Palmer
God
New York Times
Mr. Murray
Charles Brinkman
Taylor County Bar Association
William G. Brown
Par
Neil J. Fortney
John T. McGraw
Sidney H. Sommerville
William Gay Brown
Brother Brown
Luton Bridge Company
Tygarts Valley
Taylor County Court
Whittch
AMD
Thames
Bank and Corporation
C. C. Richman
General Insurance Room
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
Commog Namnat
Shadyside
Marchand
Emersonsburgh, Ps
Blitzkrie
West Virginia
Pallmont
Union Brokerage
Main Street
Te ‘West Sweetans
Marion and Taylor
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