Democracy and Citizenship Duty in U S Heritage
A historical text proclaims citizens enjoy equality under democracy, honoring forebears’ sacrifices and defending the nation. It underscores duty to support constitutional government respect the flag and unite against enemies, asserting a resilient American unity. The excerpt also cites Pilate’s question What is a truth from John 18 38.
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United States
Ameria
America
Pilate
Questio Pilate
Who Runs the War Duke Shoop Reports on War Leadership
Star correspondent Duke Shoop, returning from France, finds many Americans wrongly crediting President Roosevelt with directing detailed war operations. He explains that in Europe the war is run by military experts who conduct large scale operations through extensive cooperation, not by a single indispensable leader. The war would proceed under any administration, as no one abroad claims exclusive credit.
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Tee Star
France
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German Propaganda Aims to Rally Nation for War Effort
Allied observers report a new Nazi broadcast strategy to detail the war’s grim state and urge the German people to rally all they have. The propaganda bureau shapes this message, hoping military leaders in France will embrace renewed defense and belief Germany can still win.
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Benda
Germany
France
Rere
Hpstock
Allies advance across Amiens Argonne in rapid actions
Reported gains by British and American forces push across across fields and forest as Allied lines tighten. British striking 12 miles in 48 hours while Americans push through the Argonne and old stamping grounds in renewed mobile warfare. Nazis are preparing to firm a stand, though retreat continues and contact remains strong.
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Framme
Argonne Forest
Fragmentary Cold War Update From Unclear Source
A distorted OCR snippet describes tensions involving Russia Bulgaria Romania and Poland over Black Sea control and political alignments. It mentions Russia seeking to influence governments, Polish sovereignty, and religious or political factors, but the fragmentary text lacks coherent facts or dates.
Signs of Future Trouble Amid German War Efforts
The text discusses the Nazis possibly resorting to gas in a last desperate war effort. It notes Allied retaliation in kind is expected and that Germany is not believed to have an advantage in gas. A German use of gas as a madman finish is not entirely discounted.
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Nadist
Roosevelt to Deliver Political Address on September 23
President Roosevelt plans a September 23 political speech funded from the party treasury. After an initial trial, running as commander in chief was set aside, shaping his campaign as a party candidate. The resort town speech will target labor voters with normal political methods.
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Tribune Calls for Compulsory Auto Insurance Postwar
The Chicago Tribune argues current low traffic should not delay action on compulsory auto insurance as traffic rises after the war. It notes some stores already require it while others resist, claiming it infringes personal rights, but contends automobile driving has become a public responsibility.
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Paris Reflected in Premature Liberation Program
An editorial about liberation ceremonies in Paris showing premature hopes after Allied entry. Despite shots at General De Gaulle and other Free French leaders, aim was poor as leaflets missed and casualties occurred. Paris remains near the front with risk of further bombing as Nazi forces retreat.
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Paris
General de Gaulle
Verdun symbol and war aims mark fifth Allied anniversary
The piece notes Verdun recapture as a fitting memento to Hitler’s fifth anniversary of his war, praising Allied progress in northern France and the Somme valley. It highlights Churchill’s resolve, Hull’s assurances of unconditional surrender, and Eisenhower’s vow to push the war into the Reich, urging harsh punishment for aggression.
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Special Sermon at Ninth Street Baptist Church
Sunday morning September 3 the Ninth Street Baptist Church will host a special day with a testimonial service and a sermon by the pastor Rev S W Davenport. Davenport has served two years as pastor and will leave for the national Baptist Convention in Dallas Texas June 10.
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Old Home Town Happenings Highlight Local Home Life
A jumble of society notes reports visits among Wilbur Seaver family and friends in Winter neighborhood. The So Sew club gathers at Mrs Herbert von Keyes in Kansas, while Mr and Mrs Martin Abel of Kaw Vi and H D Allison host guests. Birth of a daughter Patricia Ann named at Thursey Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Catherine Team Marries Haydn Edwin Toned as families attend. Susan Mondroa returns from St Marys with a guest list including C W Willbus Eugenia Cory Jorie Alexander of Olysipid and other locals.
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Wilbur Seaver
LaVerne
Eldon
Barbara Jéan
Elmer Shields
Winter
Herbert Vom Keyes
Kansas
Martin Abel
Kaw
H. D. Allison
Annown
Thursey Lawrence Memorial
Hospital
Patrici
Ann
Charles Fhitz Sand
Hennes Eggert
Howard
T. K. Hollaway
Catherine
Haydn Edwin Toned
Thomas
An Gordon Eliot
Susan Mondroa
St. Marys
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C. W. Willbus
Eugenia Cory
Iudora
Jorie Alexander
Olysipid
Wash
Elsie Bales
Everett Andline Dunigan
Jenn Seller
Mra. F.rmuth
Colorado
Forty Years Ago Rural Delivery Carriers Convene
Forty years past the annual convention gathered in Eldridge Hall with many delegates present from across the state. B McKinnon completed a long trip to Chicago following a spell of Woodward weather.
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Experience as campaign theme drives Truman tour
Lamar Missouri September 1 UPi Senator Harry S Truman stressed experience as the core of the Democratic campaign uttering that experience comes only through years of service. He warned against unproven leadership and stated Roosevelt has proven leadership and qualifications. Senator Connally joined in affirming the need for an experienced commander in chief. Local turnout was strong with Missouri Democrats hopeful for 25 000 to 30 000 additional votes in the state. Traffic cases in Bil Amyx fined ten dollars for speeding four miles per hour and fourteen others fined or bonded for parking violations.
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Missouri
Actress in a Puzzle The Descriptive Word Quiz
Readers confront a mixed magazine puzzle page with clues for Across and Down entries. The grid references actors, numbers, and abbreviations while listing terms from languages, measurements, and objects. The puzzle blends names, objects, and phrases to be solved.
Liberated US Airmen Parade Through Bucharest Streets
A wartime dispatch reports liberated American airmen roaming Bucharest after the Soviet armistice pledge. About 22 Britons join the Americans freed from two camps darkened by a 13 month old air strike, parading amid motorized crowds and city throngs.
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Army centers conduct uniform clothing repair program at Ft Leavenworth and Jefferson Barracks
Lt Gen Somervell, commander of Army Services Forces, directs operation of centers at Ft Leavenworth Kansas and Jefferson Barracks Missouri to adopt uniform procedures for repair and reclamation of all army clothing and equipment. Senior officers and civilian reclamation personnel from central and local repair shops participate in the effort today.
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Sicilian Campaign Dawn Here Is Eisenhower On Deck
An extensive account recalls July 1943 in North Africa and Sicily with General Eisenhower aboard a destroyer as Allied ships prepared to land. The narrative describes the Sicily landings, Patton by his side, and shore battles at Gela Catania and Messina, highlighting the bravery and strategic progress of American and Allied forces against Axis troops.
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Baker students elect 1915 club officers and plan event
In Baker, members of the Najong Methodist Youth Fellowship select 1915 officers led by president elect Mrs. Joh, vice president Mrs. Reeves and secretary treasurer Mrs. Gleason. The group also schedules a luncheon meeting at noon at the home of Mrs. Hockensmith and lists a busy week with social events and broadcasts.
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Pekatie Eltiad
Mila Mudser
Tock
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Oscar Peel
Virginia
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Elen Lee Helm
James Y. Panek
Thyrsarrensburg
Huseretka Watkin
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Frank Gleason
Peedlecraft Club
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Jelly Evening Broadcast Notes From Local Station
A fragmentary radio listing from WDAS and WDAF networks references Western Echoes at 6:00 p.m. with Joe Hi Brown as host and ABC Music segment. The page also mentions Carolyn Gilbert and Corday Spreads from the WDAS schedule, highlighting a World Penny feature and a WRENS program.
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WDAS
Carolyn Gilbert
TOC Wrens
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