Echoes of War Debate and Local Finance in 1919 News
The article cites opinions from The Winston-Salem Sentinel and The Thomasville Tribune on isolationism and gratitude amid war. It notes President Roosevelt’s steadiness, warns against anti-strike legislation, and discusses Davidson County and Lexington financials with debt reduction and planned incorporation of the Erlanger community to Lexington.
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Winston-Salem Sentinel
United States
America
Roosevelt
Congress
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Boston
Letter from Corporal Burke on attitude and personal growth
A reader from Fort Bragg, Corporal Barney F Burke of Co K 39th Infantry recounts his shift from a sour mood to improved relations and success after adopting Dale Carnegie style listening. He describes initial mistreatment feelings, a five day maneuver revelation, and later receiving higher ratings and salary. The piece praises his transformation and urges others to apply intensive listening to improve relations and leadership.
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Barney F. Burke
Co. K. 39Th Infantry
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Corporal Burke
The Big Parade of Broadway Voices at Night
Walter Winchell reports on a bustling New York scene. Maurice Evans, Rise Stevens, Lillian Lane, Gladys Glad, and others mingle with performers and critics near the RKO Building as cabbies signal the city’s after-hours pulse. Interludes feature witty banter, soldiers’ generosity, and a Greenwich Village anecdote.
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New York
Maurice Evans
Gladys Glad
M. Hellinger
Ziesfeld
William Knudsen
Somerset Maugham
Vincent Paravicini
Chas. A. Lindhoro
Greenwich Village
Ial Karson
A. Bloomingdale
Karson
Dorothy Dell
Scrub Cattle Sale Urged By South Dakota Cattlemen
South Dakota cardiemen are urged to sell scrub cows now to gain range for better stock and improve profit. The piece argues high grade calves yield more profit, suggesting disposing of scrubs while range prices stay reasonable. It notes many will delay in hopes of future calves, but better cattle and range access is the preferable position.
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Weygand
Rees
Eetain
Vichy
Nce
Germany
Africas
Italn
North Africa
United States
Africa
Dakar
Plymouth Rock
England
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
America
William Watson
New Yorkids
Rhythmaires
Sue Ryan
Strand
Herbert Best
Colliers
Moerely
Chopin
Mark Sandrich
Marrk Hellinger
Milton Douglas
la Martinique
the King
5Th Avenue Playhouse
Pierre
S. D
Weekly Capital Journal
South Dakota
Hitler
Chrristian Science Monitor
Free Countries
Britain
Hiller
Broadway Gossip Sparks Pardon and Nightlife Feud
On Broadway Karson wins a pardon amid a sensational scene. Miss Brewster of the Brewster Twins recalls a fatal night and a planned marriage. The pageant roars through clubs from the Glass Hat to Kellys Stable with jests about Axel Wenner Gren and chorus girls timing. A Midnighter tribute notes deaths of Reagan Stephenson Lundigan, while a riot at Edith Roark’s Friday night ends with arrests. The Hammerstein Romberg score for Sunny River is touted. Edith Roark suffers a facial injury from a glass shard. backstage Hellzapoppin reveals a brutal beating among cast. Henry Dunn resigns as nail treasurer, insisting Winchell is right, and the Stork Club bars its richest patron.
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Kelly
Axel Wenner-Gren
Millionaire
Axel
Leon
Leone's
The
Riviera
Fefe
Monte Carlo
R. Reagan
J. Stephenson
J. Lundigan
Stephenson
Sixth Avenue Five and Dimery
Edith Roark
Edith
Hellzapoppin
Charines
Henry Dunn
A.G.V.A
Winchell
Stork Club
T. Manville
Mn manganese shortage storms steel war effort
In Washington the manganese supply crisis threatens steel production with 700,000 tons needed annually by 1942 43. Foreign sources shrink as Russia bans ore and shipping limits hit Africa India and Brazil. Domestic low grade ore may fill the gap, but profitability and production timelines pose hurdles while calls to raise prices aim to spark domestic mining.
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Washington
Russia
African Gold Coast
India
Brazil
Africa
U.S
South Atlantic
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Georgia
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Tennessee
Utah
Virginia
Idaho
Maryland
New Jersey
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Texas
Wyoming
Cuba
OPM
RFC
Metals Reserve Company
American Manganese Producers Association
J. Carson Adkerson
American Institute of Mining and Metalurgical Engineers
Trade Association
U. S
Jesse Jones
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Alwa Dispatches
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Astound Clana Maticer
Bm Softice
Kign Point
N. C. Wadestadt
Lark
Netionw Adv
Reprientaster Trs
JOH Bude CO
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Libya
Arman
Weygand Asily
West Indies
Rgentina
Trinidad
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New York Daily
Dutchest Indies
Soloom
Bloom
Agees
Inidad
Thomasville Tribune
Parker Society
John Bradford
Lexington Dispatch
Davidson County
REA
Lexington
Dispatch
Erlanger
Dale Carnegie
Walter Winchell
Gaye Dixon
Frankie Hyers
Ray Noble
Noble
John J. Posner
Kutusu
Duncan McMartin
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Globe
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London
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Brewster Twins
Peter Edson
Winston Churchill
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