Under the Influence and Political Rumors Stir Oblique View
Dr. Gerge Barton Cutten of Colgate denounces Pearl Harbor veterans as drunk and asserts a defeatist strategy. The column surveys state and federal politics as Republicans gain seats, gas rationing debates, FBI vs Gestapo views, and wartime social policy ideas possibly awaiting fall elections.
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Cleveland Press
Gerge Barton Cutten
Colgate University
Baptist Convention
Pearl Harbor
Secretary of the Navy
Ben Williamson
Dr. Cutten
Mama's Boy in the Army in Inter-Mountainagle
A column contends that pampered youths dubbed Mama's boys struggle with rigid military routine. It cites Dorothy Dix on child rearing, arguing independence builds resilience while overindulgence fosters dependence and lack of initiative.
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Mama’s
Elkins Inter
Dorothy Dix
Moley predicts sizable Republican gain in coming elections
Raymond Moley analyzes the political outlook and argues voters show more thinking than usual as they aim to win the war regardless of Roosevelt policies. He cites Iowa primary results and New York moves to support a trend toward Republican gains, noting by elections since 1942 reflect an actual shift in sentiment.
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Deal
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Colorado
Connecticut
Waterbury
Congress
Washington
Sea-Board
Wold
Henderson
East
Maine
Texas
FBI
Tecs
Gestapo
Heydrich
Ogen
Ogpu
FBL
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Willkle
Iowa
Hamilton Fish
New York
Mr. Moley
Wilson
United States
Mr. Wilson
Mrs Sadie Limbers Keane Dies After Stroke at Blen Avon Hotel
Mina Sadie Limbers Keane proprietor of the Blen Avon hotel on West Main street died after a stroke on Wednesday night following a Sunday illness. Born April 19, 1859, she built a first class hotel business and reared seven children. Services were held by Rev A G Becker and Captain Miller of the Salvation Army with interment at Astor cemetery.
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Sadie Limbers Keane
Blen Avon
West Main Street
David Limbers
Mi Whore O “Nan
Machinery Department
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
A. G. Becker
Presbyterian Church
Captain Miller
Salvation Army
Astor
Chapter 809 Sadie Limbers Keane Dies
In a historical note, the article recalls Rich Mountain Civil War history and mentions Dr. James Allen presiding at a dinner. It covers a Rotary club nomination for governor, a March county vital statistics report, and remarks on causes of deaths, disease prevention, and influenza control after World War I.
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Pegram
George B. McClellan
Rich Mountain
James Allen
Davis and Elkins College
Elkins Rotary Club
Elkins Club
Jed W. ‘Robinson
Twenty-Fourth
Robinson
Grafton
County Health Department
United States
New Purge In Austria Reported By Reut ers
London dispatch says German forces began mass arrests in Vienna and southern Austria to purge anti social elements. Special commissions under Nazi gauleiters will compile blacklists and detainees will be sent to labor squads or gestapo schooling camps.
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London
Reuters
Vienna
Austria
Ardendale Spinster Dilemma and Fred’s Engagement
Dian Weston rebuffs marriage to Jerome Carr while Aunt Martha pressures her about Fred Mayhew’s jilt. In Ardendale a romance story unfolds with gossip and doubts as Dian contemplates independence and counts on Aggie Powers to fetch her to a meeting. The night promises romance but Dian remains unmoved.
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Miss Martha Weston
Dian Weston
Aunt Martha
Dian
Jerome Carr
Pian
Jerom
Ardendale
Miss Martha
Cian
Jerome
Weston
Cer
Martha
Diana
Ginal
Miss Row
Fred Mayhew
Fred
Ara
Britain
Dion
Miss Marths
Aggie Powers
Ata Dian
Aggie
Button
Fragmented notes on geography war and geopolitics
A collage of observations on pearl diving risks and marine life, lighthouse fog records, and vague geopolitical commentary. It discusses blocs of power, growth without restraint, space conflict, and critiques of Nazi power while urging the United Nations to study national strengths carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S. Coast Guard
Seguin
Oued
Germany
Britain
United Nations
Becat
Geopolitics and power as a postwar blueprint
The review discusses Robert Strausz-Hupe’s Geopolitics, tracing the rise of geopolitics from postwar disillusionment to its influence on Hitler’s expansion. It argues geopolitics frames why and what to conquer, shaping modern warfare through instability as a core concept in international relations.
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Robert Strausz-Hupe
Putnam
David
Lloyd George
Robert Strausz-Hope
Hitler
Strausz-Hope
Candidacy Announcement for Re-Election to County Office
A political notice from a county official seeking reelection to the county commission. The candidate asks for voters' support and outlines intent to run in the Democratic primary on August 4, 1942. The message emphasizes campaigning for reelection and respect for voters.
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Bommit
Stoner
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Reich
Reinhard Heydrich
Czechoslovakia
Secret Service
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Straws
Wheeling Intelligencer
Taylor County
Mina
Angela Moran
Grafton Rotary Club
Elkins
Rowan
Andorra
Pyrenees
France
Ure
Guadelupe
Ees
University of Colorado
Unerg
John Selby
Jcourt
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