Lord Haw Haw Broadcasts Stir Britain in War War of Wits
Militon Bronner reports on Britain's nightly radio struggle with German broadcasts. The piece explains how Nazi cheap radios push German signals into homes, while neighbors spy and the Gestapo looms. It notes Lord Haw Haw as a dangerous, deceptive propagandist who mixes truth and falsehood.
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Milton Bronner
Slondon
Britain
Germany
Gestapo
Dave Lis
English act—“Lord Haw Haw
Lord Hee
Tader
Shetland ‘Islands
Lord Haw
Poisén
Poisén In Haw
Lord la ‘Haw
Lord Haw -Haw
Hitler
Goering
Goebels
Mosley
Atteche
London
Children Not Awed By the Celebrities
Mrs William O Douglas, wife of the new Supreme Court Justice, says her children Mildred and William II are not impressed by status. The Washington kids attend a private downtown school, enjoy typical activities, and have at most a bored reaction to high profile gatherings.
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Gerry Dick
Washington
Washington, D.C
Spokane
William
Douglas
Supreme ‘Court
White House
Roosevelt
Mrs. Douglas
Mildred
Willliam C. Douglas II
Supreme Court
Young
Douglases
Rock Creek Fork
Young Wiliam
Job Placements by Arkansas State Employment Service in Five Counties
Blaine Ellington explains the state office refers qualified workers to jobs across Clark Hempstead Howard Nevada and Lafayette counties. In 1939 Hope office placements totaled 1334 with 383 private regular 487 private temporary and 483 public. The process includes employer selection from records after interviews and reference checks. negro applicants for certain roles are not referred if medical certificates show disease.
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Arkansas State Employment Service
Blaine Ellington
State Employment Service
Hope Office
Hempstead
Clark
Howard
Nevada
Lafayette
Employment Service
Next 90 Days May Decide European War Outcome
Bruce Catton cites American observers predicting a pivotal 90 day window to determine whether World War II ends in negotiated peace or escalates to total war. Analysis from a U.S. military authority suggests Germany seeks to avoid a western offensive, avoid Balkans conflict, and emphasizes economic strategy. peace may hinge on British and French resolve to remove Hitler. The forecast notes London and Paris would drive the next move, with potential expansion to the New East or intensified air raids if Allies falter.
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Bruce Nea Washingt
Washington
London
Paris
Berlin
Cation
Germany
West
Hitler
Denmark
Holland
France
Switzerland
Balkans
Russia
Ukraine
Slitley
Polat
Czechoslovakia
Chamberway
Daladier
New East
Ite
Six pairs of brothers in National League hockey rosters
In New York SI Himber notes six pairs of brothers on NHL teams. The Chicago Black Hawks list Bill and Bob Corse Murray and Lyon Patrick of the New York Rangers Nell and Mack Colville of the Rangers Don and Nick Metz of the Maple Leafs Charlie and Rey Conacher of the Bruins and Amerie, and Art and Harvey Dickinson of the Bruins and Maple Leafs.
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New York
Pina
Chicago Binckehawks
Bill
Bob Corse
Murray
Lyon Patrick
New York Rangers
Nell
Mack Colville
Tahgers
Don
Nick Metz
Forenty Maple Leafs
Charlie
Rey Conacher
Amerie
Boston” Bruins
Art and
Harvey Dickson
Bruins
Maple Fo Vats
Keep Kidneys Active Warns Against Waste Buildup
Fragmentary notice urges kidney health and urges readers to seek evaluations. Mentions Briant's Store and John Gilson Drug Co for 25 cent kits. Contains garbled words and unclear details but preserves names and local business references.
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Briant
John &. Gilson Drug Co
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Lord Haw Haw
Oliver
Job
Bruce Catton
Charles A. Haynes CO
Hester
Chas. A
Batiste
Himber
Charles A. Haynes
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