Out in the Darkness and the Silence
A reflective piece argues moderns misjudge global knowledge. It laments vast unknown regions and three million prisoners of war hidden behind a world of veils. It questions what lies behind the iron curtain and in neutral lands, urging awareness of hidden lives.
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Hhaunfert
Fride
Tracy Strong
World Alliance of Y
Germany
Canada
England
Greece
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Russia
Holland
Belgium
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
United States
Tertary
Marco Polo
Market Report Courtesy McRay Mill and Feed Co
Heavy hens leghorns and broilers featured in a concise market report from McRay Mill and Feed Co. highlighting poultry categories and current pricing signals for farmers and traders.
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McRay Mill & Feed Co
All American in Toyland with American-made toys rising
The article notes that American children can expect affordable, safe, and American-made toys this Christmas, totaling about 3240,000,000 toys distributed in the U S. It highlights defense toys at 1 percent of production and lists many new age appropriate items from toddler to hobby kits, emphasizing domestic manufacturing and innovation.
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Star
United States
James L. Fri
Mr. Fri
Army J
Navy
Yereil Ald
Nash
Barbs and Bowed Harps Amid Wartime Rhetoric
A fragmentary column mocks Nazi diplomacy with barbs about peace harps and strings, cites Carrie Chapman Catt on dictators, and laments relief funding attitudes while noting Churchill’s stance and a scandal involving a film actress.
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Frang van Palpen
Turkey
Carrie Chapman Catt
Winston “Churchill
Germany
Missouri game fish wall play stirs local confusion
A resident in JacKegN, Missouri, viewed a wall display showing all Missouri game fish and open seasons. A taxpayer asked if the display showed what fish are sold, highlighting a dispute over interpretation of the exhibit.
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Jackegn
County
L. H. Sehiacer
Missouri
British Need Vessels Push US Shipyards to Capacity
Bruce Catton reports secretary Morgenthau's plan to free American merchant ships for Britain as US yards surge to meet wartime demand. British purchases include tankers and merchantmen, with 25 private yards active and 176 ships under construction totaling 1,467,000 tons. US fleet grows to meet postwar needs while new tonnage aims to outpace losses.
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Lox Island
U. S
S.S. Army
Navy
Secretaary Morgenthau
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America
Puerto Rison
Beitish
Dewrups Ax
Bkuitime Commission
Alsea
Lince
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