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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1940

Page

2

The Kaiser Looks Back at His Illness and Fall from Power

The aged former German ruler William II is reported ill with doctors in attendance. The piece contrasts his exile life in Doorn with Napoleon’s fate, recalling lost thrones, grandeur, and the cost of war. It notes his solitude, reflections, and possible regrets as he endures long years away from empire.

Kaiser William Germany Iman Potsdam Doern Napoleon William Europe Hans Doorn Berlin

Washington Daybook sees farm science reshape tomorrow

Washington Daybook surveys agricultural advances from lab stations and farm experiments that promise to boost yields and savings. It notes sterility overcoming drugs, long lasting fruit sprays, sex-determinant poultry, grass-based nutrition, faster growth resins, hull-less oats, high volume Minnesota corn, door to door frozen meals, wax emulsions reducing water loss, and novel uses for curds and whey, painting a hopeful picture of a farm of a thousand wonders.

Washington Department of Agriculture H. G. Wells Tokyo Oklahoma R. George Jaap Kansas City Johnny South Dakota State College Minnesota Philadelphia Miss Muffet

Auto Industry At New Peak With 1940 Output Rise

Detroit reports a wartime surge in auto production with a new October sales record and forecasts for November output around 450000 units across U S and Canada. Factories run at 25000 cars daily as 1940 output nears 4 million. 1941 plans show 10 to 30 percent higher production amid defense spending and rising materials prices.

Detroit United States Canada Mae H. ©. Doss Ford Motor Company D.S. Eddins Plymouth Chrysler Corporation International Salt Company

Civilian Strain in War Nations Faces Crack Up

Civilian populations in Britain Italy and beyond endure harsh privations and fear as bombing escalates. The piece notes Britain resists peace moves, while Italy experiences harsher bombardment and rationing. It concludes with a cautious view on Italian public sentiment toward Mussolini and Hitler.

Dewitt MacKenzie Britain Germany Italy British Isles Signor Mussolini American Department of Agriculture Crete Greece Albania Hitler Il Duce

War plants may consolidate into 15 large units

Washington officials say a $500 million plan to replace scattered munitions factories with about 15 large plants could boost the装备 to equip up to 4 million men. The shift, driven by skilled management shortages, targets locations mainly between the Mississippi and Rockies, with housing and enemy vulnerability considerations noted.

Washington Dec War Department Congress Mississippi Rockies

Balkans Code of Savagery and Unseen Wolves

A mosaic of disjointed observations on Balkan politics and European affairs. It cites murder in Serbia, assassinations in Bulgaria, and a rash of executions in Romania, interwoven with jests about camp life, Eskimos, cars, and thieves, all reflecting a fragmented era miscellany.

Balkans Serbia Bulgaria Romania Iron Guards Learer Wolf

Man About Manhattan by George Tucker on Silent Films and Band Leading

New York readers recall Lon Chaney in silent cinema alongside the new Hunchback of Notre Dame with Charles Laughton. A Commodore show features Sammy Kaye inviting audience members to conduct, including Otto Klemperer. The piece weighs theater censorship debates and public taste.

New York Lon Chaney Notre Dame 6Th Avenue Charles Laughton Charles Lon the Commodore Sammy Kaye Sammy Otto Klemperer

What Others Say-oom We Believe in Peace and Strength

A compact aphorism notes that true peace requires strength, echoing the belief that enduring settlement comes from power. The quote attributes the stance to Wendell Willkie as a guiding call for determined resolve in international affairs.

Wendell Willkie

Auto Truck Crash Kills Three Youths Near Mooresville

Cameron Mo Dec 6 Three youths died in an automobile truck collision on U S Highway 36 near Mooresville. Victims were Billy Wiggins 20 Billy Fitzgerald 27 and Fred Cratsenberg with Wiggins car rear ended by a tow truck. Cratsenberg a student at Chillicothe Business College Wiggins to Norfolk Va Fitzgerald to Cameron.

Cameron Mooresville U. S. Highway Billy Wiggins Osborn Billy Fitzgerald Grant City Fred Cratsenberg Laharpe Th Wiggins Cratsenberg Chillicothe Business College

Engineers Work On New Plane Designs

American aeronautical engineers press on with plans for a pursuit interceptor armed with three fast firing cannons to counter mass bombing. Army air corps officers urged that air defenses provide caliber fire matching ground anti aircraft efforts. Former publisher Robert D. Morrison dies at 82 in Missouri.

Washington Army Air Corps Kansas City Robert D. Morrison Putnam County Journal Unionville Milan

Radio Schedule Highlights From KWOS Mutual Lineup

A detailed listing of Saturday December 7 1940 programming on KWOS Mutual network noting times for Dance Orchestra Harold Turner organist Red Grange and various news features. Includes daytime morning and afternoon blocks with multiple musical acts and programs ending with Goodnight All.

Harold Turner Fialion Lewis, Jr Red Grange News Selective Service George Hamilton Goodnight Air James Landry John Agnew BBC News Dorothy Manor Bobby Peeter U. S George Hall Rice Methodist U Sagmaster Pappy John Dixon Berlin Manny Lander Palmer House A.A.U Dance Orchestra Contact Chicago Theatre of the Air Hawaii Cals All

Peddler Confronts Waitress With Needles Card

In Bloomington Indiana a peddler entered a restaurant and handed a waitress a package of needles and a card stating he was deaf and dumb. When asked about other needles, he said he had more in his basket. The waitress did not buy anything.

Bloomington Ind

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