Political appeasement and geopolitics in wartime United States
National coverage reports a broad critique of Roosevelt administration policy as Labor and farm groups grow restless amid defense needs. The piece discusses geopolitics echoes, Donovan Hoover linkage, and White House moves to appease farmers and workers while foreign policy debates persist. It notes a family element at Churchill talks, and Argentina advancing a self-reliant economic program with a new Industrial Credit bill before Congress.
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Biles
White House
Atlantic Seaboard
Ihyman
Martin
Amos
Congress
William J. Donovan
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
United States
Hitlers G. P. I
Gestapo
Haushofer
der Fuehrer
Wild Bill
Donovan
Herb
Hoover
U. S
Churchill
Theodore Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Oyster Bay
Teddy
Mays Erick Roosevelt
New York
S. Burton Heath
Argentina
Europe
Adlerika Relieves Intestinal Gas Pains Quickly
An Ohio reader reports Adlerika quickly relieved gas pains from delayed bowel action. The ad urges readers to get it today at Main Drug Stores, highlighting fast results from the product.
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Adlerika
C. B.ohio
Private enterprise to fund domestic material extraction and manufacture
The Central Bank proposes a reserve of twenty million pesos to back a plan for private finance of extraction refining and fabrication of domestic raw materials plus home products. Initial expenditures could reach twelve times the reserve while major projects like development corporations in New York and rural development schemes are under consideration. The piece also touches on geopolitical tensions and fashion forecasts.
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Development Corporation
New York
High School Day Attracts 20000 To UNC Chapel Hill
About 20 000 high school students from across North Carolina are expected for the third annual High School Day at the University of North Carolina on Saturday September 20. The day features UNC’s first football game versus Lenoir-Rhyne in Kenan Stadium. 2 900 to 3 000 Boy Scouts will join the event with more than 50 high school bands performing in a parade and a pregame show. Activities include a Scoutcraft rodeo on Emerson Field and a ceremony at Davie Poplar with remarks by state officials. Governor J Melville Broughton and others plan to attend the game and halftime demonstration. Invitations have gone to 730 schools. Armstrong expects at least 20 000 attendees.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Carolina
Kenan Stadium
Roy Armstrong
Emerson Field
Anc
Armstrong
Cranium Crackers on Defense Bonds and Stamps
Cranium Crackers presents questions about defense bonds and stamps. It asks which picture appears on stamps and their denominations, how to redeem Defense Savings stamps, maturity values and interest rates for Series E bonds, and where to obtain them, noting answers on the Want Ad Page.
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Defense
Defense Savings
LOOK and LEARN By 4 C LOOK and LEARN
Answers listed reveal a Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Texas Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania and New York connection. The Bible identifies Abel slain by his brother Cain. Atmos n Andy is cited as a radio act with longevity. A plenipotentiary is a person vested with full authority to transact business. Thirty-one presidents are counted.
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Great Lakes
United States
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Tinos
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Abel
Cain
Andy
No Immediate Prospects For Drive On Italy
Edward E Bomar reviews wartime strategic outlook as Allied and Axis forces build up across the Mediterranean. He suggests no rapid invasion of Italy soon, with heavy emphasis on long term air and naval actions in Sicily and Libya, and possible future moves toward Egypt via Suez and routes through Greece and Spain.
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Edward E. Bomar
Associated Press
King Peter
Italy
Sicily
Europe
High Command
Mediterranean
North Africa
Tirpoli
Asis
Suez
Asia Minor
Crete
Russia
North
Africa
Egypt
Libyan
Asia
Balkans
Turkey
Adolf Hitler
Spain
Gibraltar
Libya
Greece
Syria
Iran
Tranmere
England
United, States
India
Dominions
Middle East
Sermon Subject on Behold What Manner of Love at Church
Sunday services featured a lesson sermon in Alk Christian and allied churches with the golden text from first John. The sermon drew from Genesis and Romans on the creation of man and the divine sonship, and cited Christian Science author Eddy on man as the image and likeness of God, not physical form.
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Alk
Johor
Goa
Colon
Mr Baker Eddy
Plants In N C Inspected By Federal Agents To Save Men
Durham Sept 6 14 Every manufacturing plant in North Carolina and Virginia under government contract has been visited by national committee for the conservation of manpower in defense industries representatives. William T Cameron chief safety adviser to the US Department of Labor said at the southeastern personnel conference at Duke University. The visits will continue to be made to protect personnel safety and prevent accidents.
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Durham
North Carolina
Virginia
National Committee For the Conservation of Manpower
William T. Cameron
Washington
United States Department of Labor
Southeastern
Duke University
Cameron
Department of Labor
The
Carolinas
Corroborate and language notes in daily word study
A compact page item notes common usage errors and mispronunciations for English learners. It highlights corrob orate as a key word meaning to make more certain, offers example usage, and includes scattered phrases on weather, wartime fairs, and trade figures, reflecting a traditional language primer style.
Army Retires Cantankerous Wild Root Mascot at Fort Bragg
Fort Bragg reports Wild Root the stubborn 33 year old mule mascot of the Fourth Field Artillery retires after a career spanning 1919 to 1930s road matches and regimental shows. The mule carried heavy loads and repeatedly bucked a daily rider, yet remained a fixture in regimental parades and was honored with a Western saddle and cowboy attendant. Retirement follows a War Department recommendation by General Devers.
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Fort Bragg
Wild Root
U.S. Army
Fourth Field Artillery
178Th Field Artillery
Germany cut industrial goods exports to United States
Germany's shipments of industrial machinery to the United States fell from 3,639,334 dollars in 1939 to 175,335 dollars last year due to fuel shortages. Separately, Sweden began producing a cement substitute needing less fuel. The seventy fifth anniversary of Holy Trinity Cathedral in Shanghai was observed recently.
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Germany
United States
Sweden
Me Cohesive Minimisak 2
Holy Trinity Cathedral
Shanghai
China
Giant Microscope To Penetrate Into Invisible Matter
Report from Palo Alto outlines a Stanford led program to build electron microscopes for research into unseen matter. Dr Aldislaus Marton will coordinate with scientists, aided by a $65,000 Rockefeller grant, aiming to reach up to 1,000,000 diameters and reveal objects as small as one three hundred five millionth of an inch. The effort seeks minimal sample damage and expands imaging beyond optical limits. Also noted are a WWI placard collection fundraising rejection and India to U.S. cashew kernel shipments totaling over 5 million pounds in early 1940s.
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Rennie ‘Paylor
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford Univers
Ity
Aldislaus Marton
Rockefeller Foundation
Marlon
Als
Germany
Marton
Landon
India
United States
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