Possibility grows for early peace AFL CIO unity
Washington reports a shift toward labor peace as AFL and CIO closer in stance. Hillman leads in defending cooperation on defense. Tobin and Dubinsky tentatively return, signaling broader reconciliation while Perkins structures advisory talks. Senate mood favors aid to Allies and extended session to push Wagner act and Walter-Logan bills.
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Washington
A. F. of
C. I, QO
John L. Lewis
Sidney Hillman
Labor
National Defense Commission
Dan Tobin
White House
Hillman
David Dubinsky
Garment Workers’ Union
A. F
Dubinsky
Congress
Walter-Logan
British fleet fate and farm policy loom in Roosevelt era
The piece notes that Britain’s fleet is royal property and could seek refuge in Canada, shaping Allied naval cooperation. It also highlights GOP farm leaders pushing a two-price system and incentive payments to sustain New Deal agriculture, with Congress debating rubber and manganese needs and a proposed farm subsidy program to stabilize prices and preserve farm credit.
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Hitler
U. S
Poland
GOP Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
State Department
Germany
His Majesty
Royal Navy
Canada
U.S
Western Hemisphere
U.S. A
Philadelphia
Congress
House
Joe Martin
Clit Hope
Kansas
Repub-liva
Doe
Farm Credit Administration
Fragmented Snippet On War, Accidents, And Oddities
A garbled excerpt surveys wartime irony, kitchen mishaps, and unlikely trivia. It alludes to Britain, Adolf, the Maginot line, and a quirky note on government variety, tracing a collage of misaligned ideas and scattered observations.
Today of Other Years Nine hundred thousand Americans in France
Today of Other Years notes events from June with multiple items including General Peyton C. March claim of manpower ahead of schedule, local protests, and society notices. It mentions a lightning strike, mergers of express firms, deaths in Montgomery County, and 20 years ago listing. The mix reflects a small-town newspaper column of dated items.
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France
Peyton C. March
Minerd
Carl Rudi
Phi Kappa Pi
Vuckenberg
Bolt
Samuel Grove
Chevy Chase
Welly-Fargo
Adams
American
Southern Express
John Michael Winsheimer
Montgomery County
Frank E. Winsheimer
Center Township
Clayton E. Palmer
Punxsutawney
Indiana
John Semeca
Rossiter
Hiram St. Clair
J. Fisber Meeks
Vandergrift
Madge C. Mulberger
Washington Township
Robert Lincoln Hamill
Krose
Alberta
Canada
Frances Russell Blaisdell
Punx-sutawney
California
Vitamin K Saves Newborns Blood clotting saves infants
The Medical Society notes Vitamin K reduces newborn hemorrhage by aiding liver coagulation. Observed in 400 births with four bleedings versus 218 untreated births with 25 bleedings. Doctors advocate K-treatment for mother and infant. Record another medical triumph.
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Medical Society of
State of Pennsylvania
Loyal Americans of Diverse Descent Define True Patriotism
An editorial praises German and Italian heritage Americans who served in wartime and condemns Fifth Column sentiment. It argues loyalty to the U.S. Constitution and laws, not foreign attachments, as essential to national strength, highlighting unity among all citizens regardless of origin.
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Sons of Italy
Ohio
Raymond A. Boccia
Italy
America
United States of America
Keeping the Shirt In The United States
Opinion piece critiques religious persecution of Jehovah's Witnesses amid wartime tensions in Texas and Maine. condemns violence and harassment, urges restraint, and argues religious scruples should not undermine national unity or military preparedness.
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United States
Jehovah's Witnesses
Texas
Maine
Secrs
World Struck by Paris Fall Threat to Civilization
The passage asserts Paris's fall would devastate global freedom and culture, arguing the city embodies universal liberty, learning, and life. It contrasts Berlin’s risk with Paris’s symbol as a beacon of thought and art, claiming civilization trembles yet remains buoyant.
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Berlin
Paris
Faris
Luxembourg Gardens
Seine
Charenton
Sea
Lutetia
Gesture to Finland Senate proposal aids World War debt
Senator Vandenberg sponsors a gesture in the Senate to forgive the next World War debt installments from Finland. Finland has consistently paid its dues since the war, and at $159,000 the payment relief would support Finland’s postwar rebuilding while preserving its non defaulting status.
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Senate
Vandenberg
Finland
United States
Ness and Morgenthau defend defense gifts and public support
The United States steels its resolve in defense spending as Treasury Secretary Morgenthau faces gifts from the public. People donate dimes to $400 for general defense purposes, signaling strong civilian backing. The piece notes rapid wartime sentiment and a harsh desert journey in a separate bus account, with extreme heat.
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United States
Treasury
Morgenthau
Morpenthau
Quotes on war, loyalty, and strength from 20th century leaders
The collection presents statements by James B. Conant, Henry L. Stimson, Joseph R. Sivoo, Bruce Barton, Jose M. Cantilo, and Raymond J. Kelly. It touches on loyalty, progress, diplomacy, and national resolve, noting urging mature, defensive stances amid global tensions.
Local residents visit kin and hospitals this week
Several people from this place fended Townsend meeting 4 Seck er Point Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Paul Fox and Mrs Loretta Fox called at Spangler Hospital Sunday to see the late fer's daughter Mrs Robert Grome Ipy who is a patient there. Mr and Mrs Melvin Stiver and three children of Hooverhurst were guests at the Robert Plouse home recently. Mr and Mrs Everett Henry and two children Ruth and Ronald of Deckers Point visited her mother Mrs Ruth Gromley Monday. Several locals attended the carnival at Cherrytree last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Wright and two children of Deckers Point were Sunday guests at the home of her sister Mrs Jesse Peiffer. Mr and Mrs Charles Brickle and two daughters Elois and Eleanor of Gipsy were guests at the home of her sister Mrs Harvey Sheesley. Mr and Mrs Wallace Lockard and acon Emerson of Indiana spent Sunday at the time of her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Hollis.
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Townsend
Secker Point
Paul Fox
Loretta Fox
Spangler Hospital
Fer
Robert Grome Ipy
Melvin Stiver
Hooverhurst
Robert Plouse
Everett Henry
Ruth
Ronald
Deckers Point
Ruth Gromley
Cherrytree
Frank Wright
Jesse Peiffer
Charles Brickle
Elois
Eleanor
Gipsy
Harvey Sheesley
Wallace Lockard
Acon Emerson
Indiana
Roy Hollis
Weekend trip of Weaver and related families to the mountains
Wadin residents Mr and Mrs Harry Weaver Mr and Mrs Claude Weaver Mr and Mrs Edward Weaver and family spent the weekend in the mountains and reported a good time. Visitors at the Claude Weaver home included Mr and Mrs Hadden and sons Terrence and Raymond. Others visiting or staying with local families included Maud Lovel of Clymer W N Sickenberger of Indiana Carl Sprangle and sons Clarence and Billie from Pittsburgh and the Lydie and Mash families with various children visiting Wan din area residents on different days.
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Harry Weaver
Claude Weaver
Edward Weaver
Hadden
Terrence
Raymond
Maud Lovel
Clymer
McCreary
W. N. Sickenberger
Indiana
Carl Sprangle
Clarence
Billie
Pittsburgh
Ernest. Lydie
John Lydie
Marjorie
John Milton
Pat Mash
Everett Wilson
Nanny-Glo
Wandin
Thought on God and obedience in scripture
A religious reflection cites John 8 47 about hearing God and notes that those who love God will have Him dwell with them. It urges obedience to reveal truth in deepest teachings attributed to Robertson.user
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God
Robertson
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Lewis
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Whihh
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House Appropriations Committee
Hook Rutherford
G. K. Tletss
Army and
Nadh Munitions Board
John Taber
New York
Hess
Heiss
Waa
Taber
Louis Ludlow
Ludlow
Rutherford Owrd
Congressdat
Rollad
Feanne
By Drew Pearson and
Robert S. Allen
George Linch
General Staff
GOP Farm Plank
Farm Bureau
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Britain
Adolf
Ancy
Daily Dozen
Damascus Ad Bagdad
They
Say
James B. Conant
Warvard University
Henry L. Stimson
Joseph RB. Sivoo
Bruce Barton
Jose M. Cantilo
Argentina
Raymond J. Kelly
American Legion
Wadin News
John
du Pont
Indiana Lumber & Supply
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