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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1940

Page

2

No Munichs in South America Threats Spur Inter-American Unity

A wartime editorial warns Nazi and fascist influence across South and Central America risks domestic strife and demands united action. It urges Latin nations to honor Lima and Panama declarations, with the United States likely providing lead protection, to deter external interference.

South America Europe Hitler Norway Netherlands Belgium France American Uruguay South Central America Panama United States

Pepper growers spark Louisiana pepper industry boom

In Louisiana a diverse crop shortage sparked a farmers’ initiative. About 350 growers formed a group, imported paprika pepper seed, and began building a new industry to meet U S imports of six million pounds annually. The effort aims to reduce surpluses and boost farmers’ earnings nationwide.

Louisiana United States

Building for Peace U S housing surge this year

The United States fast tracks a vast building program for war and peace. In the first quarter nearly 100,000 new housing units in non-farm areas were completed, about 10 percent under USHA low-rent plans, a 5 percent rise from last year, with 75,000 being one family dwellings.

United States USHA Europe

FDR May Propose Reorganization of National Defense

Washington rumors swirl over a possible plan to overhaul national defense include creating a new department of national defense with three bureaus for army navy and air force or a separate air force department with cabinet rank. If advanced Congress would require new legislation and civil service implications.

Washington Congress Department of National Defense War Navy Army Air Force

New Citizenship Guide Urges Informed Voter Duty

The Department of Labor publishes Our Constitution and Government by Catheryn Seckler Hudson to aid citizens at all levels. It explains how government works in simple terms with pictures, stressing that the people authorize representatives yet retain ultimate authority.

Department of Labor Catheryn Seckler-Hudson American University U.S Washington

LOOKING 20 YEARS AHEAD AT VETERANS HOSPITAL BILLS

A reader observes a new Veterans Hospital rising, noting World War I veterans still flood the wards twenty years after the war ended. The piece fears ongoing neuro psychiatric injuries spawn future losses and questions how future casualty lists will reflect wartime tolls, asking how Hitler sleeps at night.

Adolf Hitler

British moves seek Russia pact in wartime diplomacy

Washington reports secret talks to sever Stalin Tito ties and draw Russia closer to Britain. Eduard Benes and Sir Stafford Cripps travel to Moscow, while Halifax hesitates and Cripps faces a delicate mission. Farley era shifts loom as Massachusetts delegates rally to Roosevelt.

Eduard Benes Russia Hitler Cripps Moscow Halifax Farley Massachusetts FDR Washington Stalin Titler Mosecow Stafford Cripps England Omaeh Stafford Chungking China Mosca Molotof Sir Staford Molotoff Russtin Card Staiifax Iefuserdt Malitax Singapore Berossy Norway Chamberlain

Daily Dozen Survey on Appendicitis by Pennsylvanian Society

The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania conducted an exhaustive survey covering 10,878 patients across 1,BL hospitals and 19,398 operated cases in 1997. It finds appendicitis deaths chiefly arise from laxative misuse with abdominal pain and delays in surgery. Peritonitis from perforated appendix leads to most fatalities, with laxatives and delay accelerating spread.

Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvanite State of Penneyivaie Orm Linn

Transfers of Rural Lands to Named Buyers In May

Federal Land Bank of Baltimore transfers 75 acres in Canoe Township to Ray Walker. Fremers and Merchants Bank of Cherry transfers a lot to Glen H. Thompson in Cherry Tree. James W. Fetterhoff transfers 44 acres in South Mahoning Township to Ear Earl. Grumbling Mabel Grumbling Ditzier receives one tenth of 37 acres in West Wheatfield.

Federal Land Bank of Baltimore Ray Walker Canoe Fremers Merchants Bank of Cherry Ree Glen H. Thompson James W. Fetterhoff South Mahoning Mabel Grumbling Ditzier West Wheatheld

Today of Other Years 1918 and 1920 highlights

Pupil groups complete ambulance robes for overseas service. Miss Morgart in France reports missing robes by Fourth Grades. Obituary notes for Mrs. Cornelia Jack 86, Summerville. Flag Day exercises set for June 14 with speaker Hon. Edward E. Beidleman. Dance at Lyrit Mall, 100 couples. Frenched troops advance. heavy losses. Also 1920 items include Chicago circus opening, gas explosion deaths at Shanktown, and Pennsylvania electoral politics. Marriages listed: Thomas S. Waenoch with Mary Smith. Wilmer Kaufman with Ruth Beck. 1930 note: No Sanitas.

Second Ward Sarah M. Morgart Indiana Hospital France Cornelia Jack M. Jack Indiana Summerville Petterson County Edward E. Beidle Chicago Lodge Shanktown Robert MacTaggart Clark Breyr Glenstids Company Oh. Ro Laer Vue Wilson Pitsburgh

Mind Your Manners Test Your Knowledge June 8 1988

A quiz from June 8 1988 asks about hostess etiquette including equal attention to guests, keeping conversation going, timing for dinner, ensuring guests share the spotlight, and handling late arrivals. It presents scenarios for men at parties and includes advised answers about who should speak, wait times, and social behavior.

They Say What This Country Needs Is Freedom

A compact quote piece reflecting opinions on freedom and immigration. It cites Arthur Garfield Hays and A A Berle, noting their calls for courage to defend liberty and the American ideal, while contrasting concerns about vice and crime with Governor Loren I Dickinson of Michigan.

Arthur Garfield Hays America A. A. Berle Loren I Dickinson Michigan

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