Washington Revises Hitler View Admits His Genius
Stewart argues in Washington that Roosevelt and officials now see Adolf Hitler as a capable, dangerous figure. The piece contrasts Hitler’s perceived strategic skill with Mussolini and Stalin, notes shifts in American thinking, and weighs the risk of early involvement in Europe versus delaying until after elections.
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Benito Mussolini
Adolf
Benito
Mussolini
Hitler
Stalin
Fuhe
China
Machines Hold No Terror For United States
The Pittsburg Post-Gazette notes U.S. automobile registrations this year reached a record 31,090,870 or one per 4.4 people, reflecting widespread familiarity with machinery. It argues mass production and distribution define American life and question which country is best prepared for a contest of machines in the war.
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America
Columbus
Amerigo
Companini da Ponte
Bertelatti
Tesla
Pupin
Dvorak
Hoffman
Stokowski
Riis
Denmark
Borglum
United States
Pittsburg
Europe
Preparation for Defense and the War We Face
The piece reflects on limited Allied details from Europe, noting Hitler's desperate drive and heavy German losses. It emphasizes US arming for defense, the possibility of using industry for destruction, and urges confidence in American survival and destiny amid ongoing war.
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Europe
Hitler
Nazi Germany
United States
America
Taylor County Theater Notes 1906 Opera House Events
The record details multiple 1906 events in Grafton including York State Folks at the Opera House November 30, a large glass plant near Hast Grafton starting with 180 employees on November 29, and a December 3 8 repertoire engagement led by Chester DeVonde. Also notes Elks Lodge of Sorrow December 1, Quincy Adams Sawyer December 11, and Christmas Night Ball on December 25. Eva Tanguay returned December 28 with The Janitor, and New Year celebrations December 31 featured Vincent's Orchestra. reflections on German Irish holiday traditions conclude the piece.
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Fred E. Wright
York State
Opera
Hast Grafton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chester DeVonde
Grafton Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Opera House
John J. Coniff
Wheeling
Sidney H. Sommerville
Thomas M. Husston
Anna Remlinger
Plora Hamilton
Jessie V. Ferrer
Vincent
New England
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Henry Pracht
Brinkman Hall
Ita Lautferbach
Eva Tanguay
Miss Tanguay
Grand Opera House
Fairmont
Marion County
Sellors Club
Mass Destruction Wipes Large Area in Rotterdam
A continuned page one report details massive destruction from hazardous devices weighing over 1,000 kilograms each. A 15 to 20 square kilometer zone was razed with every house gone. Fires raged, debris filled the air, and over 100,000 people may have been fatally hurt in what is described as a nightmare of unprecedented scale.
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Rotterdam
Defense Policy Urges Clear Stand Amid Looming War Threat
A public figure warns that danger of war grows today not from Europe alone but from broader threats. He calls for a vigilant defense policy and decisive action to deter calamity. The statement reflects urgent concern over regional instability and the need for national unity in facing potential aggression.
The Merrifield Scheme and The Oaks Plan Unfolds
Benjamin Merrifield hires Gayle Dixon to woo his grandson’s protégé Jeremy Tucker while Bill Bailey and six young women join to stage the romance at The Oaks mansion. Weems announces the group will live on the estate with meals provided as plans form to secure Merrifield’s fortune and a yearlong betrothal.
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Benjamin Merrifield
Eer
Gayle Dixon
Jeremy Tucker
Bill Bailey
Merrifield
Benjamin W. Merrifield
Gayle
Bill
Weems
Merryfield
Mr. Merrifield
Christopher
Miss Hyde
Mr. Weems
Mise Dixon
Graham
Gaylé
the Oaks
Mr. Bailey
Miss. Dixon
Jeremy ‘Tucker Dan
Veleari
Jeremy
Merrified
Ray
America
Bill Batley
Bil
Ren
Awalt
War talk and mixed up dispatches stir readers
Fragmentary OCR reflects a jumble of war era musings on Norway Belgium and the Netherlands with stray quotes about air power and policy. The text references figures like Jim Farley and Lindbergh while lamenting frustration and global tensions amid a shifting European scene.
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