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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1940

Page

4

Mystery of Iniquity and Allied aid debate in wartime press

A Grafton Sentinel column discusses the mystery of iniquity and argues Allied credit sales to the United States are likely as debate over neutrality and aiding Britain and France intensifies. It cites editorials from Gayda and calls for swift policy shifts to supply war materials and planes without American troop deployment.

United States Italy Virginia Gayda Gayda Europe Frank Knox Washington Last Sun Gallup Great Britain France

Grafton Elks Planned Flag Day Parade Honored

The Grafton Elks receive acclaim for civic spirit and patriotism for sponsoring a large Flag Day parade on June 14. The town is urged to give full support to ensure a successful observance, highlighting memorial day traditions and national pride.

Grafton Elks Aes

Weighing the New Defense Spending and Public Debt

A Wheeling Intelligencer analysis argues the nation faces rising deficits and debt under recent spending. It notes public debt about 22.5 billion then, rising to ~44 billion, with defense requests totaling 4.6 billion. Taxes will not cover this, and future bills loom as government expenditure grows toward half of national income.

Roosevelt File Coves Congress United States White House

Germany Rise and Reich Thought in European Outlook

Cumberland Times analyzes German publications and international commentary on Nazi aims. Boersenzeitung describes a restructured Europe centered on a continental axis with a collapse of the present order, the inclusion of small states, and a new political map. The Nation, Tolischus, and NYT notes frame a master race, a collective economy, and colonial ties under Nazi leadership, urging Americans to study implications if Nazi victory stands.

Germany Cumberland Times Boersenzeitung Europe Britain France Otto Tolischus New York Times New World

Italian Vessels Headed for East Coast Ports

Brennero lay in New York harbor and the Belvedere was at Philadelphia. Verrando said other Italian vessels in American waters were expected to put into U S ports between Key West and Cape Hatteras by noon today, indicating speed was essential to the Italian plans.

Union Plans Deadlock Over Smokeless Mine Pay Scale

After meetings with Blizzard and company officials, a strike was ordered with a June 10 deadline. The union demands payment of the smokeless scale at the mines rather than the general Appalachian rate, a lower wage tier. The spokesman said no compromise was reached and the company official noted the rate difference.

Blizzard

The Shoplifter drama in Opera House 1907

Taylor County history notes a 1907 October theater season with dramas The Shoplifter Bertha The Sewing Machine Girl We Are King and The Girl Who Looks Like Me plus mentions of local figures James W. Jacobs and J Percy Love. Posts on postmasters and canal engineers add context to September 1907 events.

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Strike Call Questioned Amid Appalachia Field Contract

A source notes that a strike call is questioned since the company's contract runs to May 1 next, aligning with other operations in the Appalachian field. The remark suggests skepticism about raising the issue at this time.

Turkey faces possible Balkan war entry shifts in WWI

Turkish observers doubt any nation would force Turkey into joining the Allies. Officials now say aid to Britain and France, if war expands, would be passive rather than active. Once ready to deploy beyond frontiers, Turkey now fears a Mediterranean conflict over a Balkan one.

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Rehearsals for Maid to Measure Entertain Hearts

In this chapter the Oak estate stage crew push through rehearsals for Maid to Measure with Bill Bailey directing and acting alongside Gayle. Their witty rapport hides mounting tension as Bill suspects Gayle’s bracelet theft while planning a late night dress rehearsal. Bill secretly investigates, buys skeleton keys, and slips into a rented apartment corridor to search evidence, hinting at danger ahead.

Bill Bailey Gayle Bill Bailey Merrifield

Navy helps beyond borders in campaign efforts

The report suggests naval forces could extend aid beyond national borders in a broader campaign, with officials citing potential humanitarian and strategic benefits. The text notes limited details and stresses ongoing assessment of international impact and risk.

Plan Barter Loophole in Farm Commodity Credit Debate

Senator Townsend questions a provisions loophole allowing payments to fund farm commodity purchases by foreign clients such as Great Britain. He warns against broad government created corporate power without congressional oversight while Congress allocates about 183 million dollars for disposal of farm surpluses. Most funds likely go to subsidize domestic consumption under direct distribution and food programs.

Townsend R.-Del Great Britain Congress Agricultural Department

Fragmented OCR note mocks politics and identity

A garbled newspaper fragment mocks editors and public speech, mentioning Cer alogoma Press Weiler and Be with stray phrases about a pedestrian, a critic, and a cable invention. It references Za dok Dumbkopf and Chane berlain in a disorderly, satirical frame.

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