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Newspaper

Milford News

Location

Milford, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1940

Page

4

Hitler’s Plan for a Europewide Planned Economy

A Scottish Rite News Bureau report outlines Germany’s intended European economic union if it wins the war. It envisions Berlin controlling finance and customs across a 100 million person Western Europe plus imperial resources, with Germany shaping political power thereafter and aiming to influence South America and the United States through economic dominance.

Hitler Germany Europe Berlin Russia Europa Germanica France England Holland Mussolini Victor Emmanuel Italy South America South Americ United States America Scottish Rite

Livestock Use Rises on Western Farms to Market Crops

Los Angeles report notes a shift to using livestock for harvesting and marketing grain crops to boost soil fertility and obtain better crop prices. It highlights Joe Remondini’s Deming NM cattle shipment reaching the year’s top price at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards, plus barley growers facing high costs and bulk storage moves. Market notes cover cattle, veal, hogs, and lambs in southern California with prices and trends.

Los Angeles Los Angeles Union Joe Remondini Deming New Mexico Remondini Segari California Watertone Califwenia Lite

Fragmentary Scribbles From Historical Page

The readable lines appear as garbled dialogue about someone named Jones and an unclear event from decades ago. The text mentions a person observed previously and questions about identification, but the meaning is severely obscured by errors and missing context. The fragment provides no verifiable actions, dates, or affiliations to form a clear news item.

Jones and Doctor Disagree Over Self Control and Diet

Jones seeks medical advice after a bout of illness and presses for leniency. The doctor insists on strict abstinence from fat meat salt sugar whiskey and hard tobacco while allowing small chop wine and minimal cigar. Jones concedes but notes the daily cigar undermines restraint as the doctor challenges self control in a tense exchange.

Jura Bern Bleesett Jones

Not the Man Pickle Joke Ends With Heaven Preserve

A native student writes to the mission superintendent asking for a blessing, but a dictionary check leads to a comic misreading. The letter ends with the playful line May Heaven pickle you, prompting amusement at the mix up between preserve and pickle.

Saddest Cases Attendant Narrates Auto Mechanics

A padded room scene at the asylum hosts a macabre joke about the saddest cases being old-time auto mechanics. The visitor questions the empty room while the attendant reveals the mechanics lie hidden under beds, repairing springs as a grim punchline.

Groom-To-Be Declares Tattoo of Mabel on Heart

A humorous dialogue erupts as a groom-to-be confesses to the doctor that he plans to marry Anne and reveals a tattooed heart bearing the name Mabel. The exchange hints at complex romantic entanglements and playful gossip among characters.

Anne Mabel Doc

Early Morning Talk Between Horace and Mazie

A brief exchange shows Horace and Mazie chatting lightly at bedtime. Mazie reassures Horace that she was not kept up and notes she would be rising soon. The dialogue captures a quiet domestic moment with affectionate tone.

Horace Mazie

Throw Her Out and a Doctor's Reassuring Line

A humorous dialogue unfolds with a wife accusingly saying you moved your hand to throw the cat, the husband admitting intent, a patient asking about an operation, and a doctor offering cheerfully fatalistic reassurance that if the operation fails, you won't know it and what you don't know won't hurt you.

Serious Mistake Friend And You Ever Made A Consequence

An unnamed speaker recalls a single incident where a mistake had serious consequences and a specialist claims to have cured a millionaire in two consultations.

Misnomer Miss Talkalot Makes a Tongue Sandwich Remark

A quoted line finds Misnomer Miss Talkalot seated between two men as she declares a rise between two thorns. Another voice retorts that it is better termed a tongue sandwich in a brief, humorous exchange.

Miss Talkalot

Types of Farming Prot Four-pretensive and farming types

The fragment lists types of farming as four pretensive varieties: extensive intensive and expensive. It references Mr and Mrs Finie and Mrs Brink with brief dialogue about turning over a new leaf and a pew car, implying a casual talk scene rather than a reportable event.

Finie Brink

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