Speeches and headlines on government cuts and isolationism
The News Journal of Mansfield Ohio cites opinions on government cuts in newsprint, sugar industry actions, and postwar isolationism. It notes Republican criticism of press shortages and calls for concrete actions over rhetoric, highlighting debates on foreign policy and domestic issues.
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Davie
Reid
Ava
Washington
Newenayers
Farimyers
Lin
Sui- Bertbere
Great Western
Coal Miners Back At Work In Major War Shift
War Today notes a key development as coal miners return to work after a northern woods furlough. Production and transportation pace could shape invasion timing and Western Front strength, with Stalin pressing for a western rout by Anglo American forces and rumors of Allied landings across the English Channel.
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Wien
Maina Woods
Wilds
Praisal
Fitler
Stalin
Hoth Hitler
Mussatind
Lovuston
Sicily
Sardinia
Hallan
Dalkang
Wil Follui
Beaven
France
English Channel
Europe
Lehmitz pleads guilty to German spy charge
Ernest Frederick Lehmitz 67 pleaded guilty before U S Commissioner to charges of gathering important war information for Nazi intelligence while serving as an air raid warden. Held on 50000 bond for grand jury action, facing potential penalties under the Espionage Act. Arthur Waugh dead in London at 78, author, publisher, father of Evelyn Waugh.
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Asoolated
New York
Ernest Frederick Lehmitz
Special Pdt
EB. EB. Conroy
FBI
Lehmitz
Citzen
Conray
U. S
Marlin C. Epstein
Brooklyn
Éara Im
Arthur Waugh
London
Evelyn Waugh
Chapman and Hell
Fragmented OCR brings scattered obscure items and numerals
A garbled collection of words and numbers mentioning places, people, and objects with no coherent narrative. It lists items like Breakwater, Rubber tree, River bottom, and various vague phrases, but lacks full context or identifiable events.
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Wigwans
Verne
Dutchely
Camp Carson Houses Italian POWs in Quiet Camp Life
At Camp Carson Colorado a camp theater and improvised stage rise as Italian prisoners of war, mostly 18 to 25 year olds, work and learn under U.S. interpreters. The Italians, part of 15,683 POWs held in 21 camps, live in barracks behind double barbed wire, receiving small allowances and performing farm and maintenance tasks while awaiting future assignments.
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Vince Taylor
Carson
Colo
Julia
Fallan
Benn Boss
Wylace
Nanfito
Thasa
Camp
Army
Maison Retwern
Claareta
Tobsera
Fran
Nanfite
Training Command Here Leads Local Basketball Challenge
A technical training post announces an All-Star basketball game between the Wolves of 25 A and a select post team. The Wolves, 25 4 champions, defeated Beaclon 41 9 and will face a squad of ex collegiate and ecclastic players led by Sergeant Clauds Dyatte. Noordhoff at Administration School is reassigned to the University of South Dakota.
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Urplain
G. H. May
Max Oylé
R. J. Young
Warrett Arack
Dewey BE. Adams
America
Wade
Wolves
Allstar
Cneclal
Lava
Tira
Walves
Beckion
Clauds
Dyatte
Wtel
Pyntic
Noordhoff
Pio
Lyman Noordheff
Eile Colimny
Army Administration
South Dakota
Brooklugs
Thas Als
Cross Hauling War Problem in War Economy
Wellington June 23 Cross hauling across the continent links New York and San Francisco in one product line. The War Production Board and related agencies have studied the issue for months, but most efforts stay in the study stage. Business fear focuses on wartime disruption and peacetime market loss if cross hauling is eliminated.
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James Marlow
George Zielke Weelington
New Yorke
Sant Francisco
Senate
Troiian
Pearl Harbor
War Producdod Board
Office of Defensa Transportation
War Pood Administration
Chennault forecasts heavy blows against Japan
General Claire Chennault, after returning from Washington, predicted very heavy blows or decisive actions against Japan within a reasonable time. He declined to define the period but said he was encouraged by the public mood and the support from home.
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Thoburn Wiant
Hith Aap
N Chins
Mal. Fier
Claire I. Chennault
Washington
Japan
Desperadoes and Frankenstein Double Features Open
Theatre guide notes The Desperadoes opens at the Chief Theatre with a Utah-set Randolph Scott romance and clashes in 1863. Universal's Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man plays as a double feature at Sterling, praised for its rapid triple-horror program and familiar monster pairings.
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Calumbis
Tecumealor
Ghief Theater
Satuday
Trerald
Kanab
Utah
Evelyn Keyes
Edgar Buchanan
Raymond Woolburn
Quinn Williams
Mal
Sterling Universal
Ankenstein
Mea Sterling Theater
Moliow Picture
Terald
Universal
George Wagener
Ton Chaney
Rela Lagos
Tony Mirigey
Patric Knowles
Lionel Alain
Marla Avspesskaya
Denytsoor
Ton Barclay
Rex Evans
Dwight Prye
Warry Stubbs
Gooil
Production Romeo and Jullet Receives Strong Opening Night
The first production Romeo and Jullet scores a rousing debut with the balcony scene praised. A gaudity boosted Jullet drew sharp audience reaction and lively chatter from critics.
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Romeo and
Jullet
Grapevine Pruning Best In February And March
February and March are noted as the best months for pruning grapevines due to minimal zero weather that harms caves and the sap not yet used in the plants.
Greeley Daily Tribune notes 19 years past events and taxes
A 19 year old item recalls city tax practices and a city attorney statement in Greeley. It mentions a $3 road tax, tourists from Chicago arriving for Estes Park and Grand Lake, and railroads facing refund demands for discriminatory transit rates. Building plans include a new high school equestrian facility and auditorium in Weld County.
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Monorahia Dlachnyge
Greeley
Snyder
Chicago
Esto Park
Grand Lake
Otlcaga & Northwestern
Nfon Pacific
Vattronds
San Pfranch¢Y
Jain Haw
Larga Purchasea
United States
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Aland Ean Pire
California Dairy Council
Creeley
Denver
Weld County
Arch
Fleming
Greeley St
Celoraito & Souter
Burlington Milroadsi
Fort ColtIna
Gresley
Colorado Th Southern Railroad
Oberhausen A New Objective In Wartime Europe
Oberhausen described as a growing industrial city near Duisburg with coal mining steel works and chemical industries contributing to the Nazi war effort. The piece notes rail lines to Rotterdam Cologne Berlin and local industrial landmarks, portraying Oberhausen as a heavy industry hub central to invasion routes and Allied considerations.
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Oberhausen
Guzmaeny
Ruby Valley
Oherhausen
Myrseuse
New York
National Geographic Society
Iron and Steel Works
Duisburg
St Wes Whern
Rotterdam
Cologne
Jain
Berlin
Memburg
United Nations
Oberausen
Vmany
Rhine
Netherlands
Oberbaueen
Britain
Herowes
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