Nazi Propaganda in Wartime Press Across States
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Nazi propaganda activities and countermeasures across several states. Mentions include Poland Britain and United States alongside references to media outlets and public response.
President Accused of Pushing U S Toward War By Back Door
The letter writer charges the President is maneuvering the United States into conflict with Germany and Italy through insinuation. It argues a mobilization and compulsory draft would follow and suggests the President uses warlike rhetoric to compel public support while opposing further loans to France and England.
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America
France
England
Italy
United States
Wes
Franklin Finlana
United Bases
A Monthly Golfers Side Bets Suggestion
A plan from Des Moines inspires a Monthely golfers initiative to fund a good cause through side bets. Players would contribute winnings to a community fund, with bets centered on outcomes and playful wagering to raise money for a worthy purpose.
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Des Moines
Fittie
Ecoheutst Tu Ek
Med Crone Fund
Juurmueda
Adruguer
Dee Clutnes
Conor Bam Hota
Ates Mo Chen
Willkie's Campaign Headlines Spark Party Discord
The Herald and Cherokee Times report Willkie's political maneuvers amid Republican tensions. Editorials praise a businesslike administration while doubting winning chances, noting intra party clashes and broad voter uncertainty.
Roosevelt defense race shapes New Deal critics' attack
The article argues critics will target the New Deal after Roosevelt wins broad support for his defense program. Critics charge missteps and insufficient budget, insisting a robust defense must rise despite political opposition and economic constraints.
Unique magenta stamp a centerpiece of rare philatelic security
An armed guard escorted a single rare magenta stamp copy to a fair in New York. The small 1d value stamp, printed for British Guiana, is valued around 85 000 dollars and is touted as the only copy of its kind. The piece illustrates why collectors chase investment gains in stamps and the enduring allure of philately.
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Ponedaipnia
Tourlen
New York
British Guiana
Cata
Ueal
Souuuc
Lawman
Life on the Farm
Long hours on the farm bring change and new sights with every furrow. Farmers endure long days for a fair price that rewards effort and labor.
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Sac City
Advice to Newlyweds From Mrs Mayo Proclaimed American Mother
Mrs Charles H Mayo of Rochester Minn proclaimed American mother for 1940 and urged new couples to value children over material purchases saying she would choose a baby over a new car. Frank Kent comments on third term propaganda and national unity, noting Britain and France changed leaders during crises aiding preparedness.
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Albert
Tribune
Charles H. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Mayo
Marshalltown
Fragmented World War War Hymn Call From Grand Junction
Fragmented OCR text from Grand Junction Globe reflects wartime sentiment. It mentions fear of Germany winning and calls for America to enter the war, with garbled phrases suggesting exhortations to arm and support allies.
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Grand Junction Globe
Germany
America
Danby
Stan
Alante News Pelegraui Vacation Crips For Summer
A fragmented note describes summer vacation plans and possible activities. It mentions travel, visits, and plans to explore places, with unclear names and scattered phrases. The text hints at scheduling, rides, and leisure, though details are garbled.
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Alante
Pelegraui
Hess
Unclear local notice fragment on community planning
Fragmentary report discusses county production and local attitudes toward plants and infrastructure. Text is damaged and difficult to interpret, with garbled names and actions.
Unclear OCR excerpt hints at political and film events
Fragmentary text mentions a presidential candidate at a Marshall Tavern and a Wallace Beery appearance at a theater opening. Other words reference a city event and small crowd attendance, but details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
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Mewey
Marshall Tavern
Wallace Beery
Republican buildup portrays Wendell Willkie as GOP dark horse
The GOP press portrays Wendell L. Willkie as a dark horse candidate for the presidency, suggesting dissatisfaction with current contenders. The tone implies a strategic push to elevate Willkie as the party’s surprising choice.
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Pueaport Democrat
Wendell L. Willkie
G.Q.P
British War Effort Compared to Our Possible Response
The piece ridicules critics of Britain’s wartime handling, arguing the United States will soon mobilize in full force. It warns that Britain’s mistakes will pale beside America’s forthcoming actions and invites readers to reassess the war effort.
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Legan
Great Britain
Local Happenings in Monticello Area Chronicle
Elmer A. Johnson delivered the Memoria address in Cedar Rapids. Notable marriages include Effie Hall and Samuel Reyner in Dubuque, Patricia Tue and William Folkers, Lorietta Uhr and Edwin Taylor, Antoinette Nordman and Lynn Howie, Rose Reb and W. J. Shipe, Elaine Eilers and Louis Heiken. Graduations and honors span Campion, Monticello, and Jones County rural schools. veterans and staff changes noted. The Princess theater added talking pictures to applause.
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Elmer A. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
EL EL Reed
Effie Hall
Samuel W. Reyner
Dubuque
Mary
Clarence A. Rhatigar
Iowa State Teachers
Cellar Falls
Oj. Farley
Busin
E. York
Monticello
Ter. York
James Reamund
Muonticelio
O. P. Hansser
Lovell Township
Dale Greenawald
Monticellio
Princess Theater
Ernest T. Landis
Zien Lutherar
Wayne Township
Freda Zimmerman
Alva Gerdes
Augusta Reuter
Louis Helgens
Loretta Uhr
Edwin Taylor
Janet Young
Dave P. Young
Harry W. Schaller
Storm Lake
Congregational Church
Samuel G. Gutensonn
Jones County
John Hein, Jr
Richland Township
Jean
Fred Matheson
Dan Pond
Billy Magee
J. T. Lanigan
George Guyan
Antoinette Nordman
Lynn Howie
Anamosa
John Meyer
Lovell
Rose
Monti cello High School and Local Graduations Highlight Month
The Monti cello High School class lists graduates including Lee Alcorn Izvora Bancroft Donald Bell Herman Bricker and many others. Other items note nursing school graduation for Carne Lang and community events at the Reformed church and local colleges concluding with weddings and a new baby.
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Monticellc High School
Lee Alcorn
Izvora Bancroft
Donald Bell
Herman Bricker
Casper Buel
Thomas Chambere
Rayimond Denkneff
Burdena Dirks
Tuelma Gregory
Ruth Gundlaer
Lewis Heitken
Margaret Hennigar
Jessie Hughes
Lucille Jonas
Rose Kelly
Marie Luck
Maurice Maire
Maryaret Maurice
Galen Miller
Gracia Greatt
Alice Petersen
Loval Podhaski
Lawrence Kickels
Bernice Senneider
George Senweltner
Gertrude Schweitzer
Imogene Sales
Paul Steiner
Owen Sutherland
Freda Zimerman
Carne Lang
Mer
Joseph Lane
Finley Hospital School of
Gunite
Fearin Js. Collins
McLonald Hospital
McLonald Hospital On the End, Trowing Wiene Dlinese
Aghen KB. Petersen
Harvie
Wilcox
Leonard Duckett
Reformed Church of
Monticello
Roland P. Kuentzel
Jie
James Laude
Harold Mann
Mary Stadtmueller
Miss Stadtmueller
Nellie Siebels
McDonald Hospital
Rietta Hoffmans
Will Emmert
Howard M. Soper
Jones County Board Adopts Frasher Partition Resolution
The Jones County Iowa board of supervisors met in Anamosa with Chairman Harm J. Dirks and supervisors Helgens Mayberry Barber. They adopted a partition settlement for George Frasher and Edward Lee Frasher involving state hospital assistance, property interests, and final disbursement terms. The board also ordered non resident notices served to multiple Graves and Jaeger families and approved numerous financial appropriations and per diems for county officers and committees.
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Anamess
Djgwa
Board of Supervisory of
Jones Counts
Harm J.en
Heikenus
Marberts Hielmets
Bais Simemaens
Shrrear
Ais
Geers Frasher
Ueceases
Edward Lee Frasher
Verlag Aasistam
Independence
Juve
Jones Courts
Jowa
Assistune
George Frasher
Tor Sare Bdwagnes Prasher
Limitatoute Daar
Hue
Wovereas
Tor Pan George Frasher
Lee Fraher
Por District Court of Law
Ho Ue Turquhes
Tt Peivne
Lee
Prasuer
Lise
Ellie
Lee Pudi
Aileur
Frasher
Tru. M. Fas
Leaward
Lee Frasher
Barber
Mayberry
Katie Turmis
Monticelio
Te Poly
Montivelio
Ah Barber
Buller
Helgens
Mayt Dirks
Lian
United States
Apenva
Anamosa
Jones County
A. Janmes
Rehers
JH. Fisher
Iowa
Fisher
Ford Street
Board of Supervisore
State of
G. W. Kelier
J .H. Fisher
Kuler
Joe. Fisher
ict Uf #aid RuLdivision
Courne
Hel- Rens
Bailey
George Graves
Stanley Graves
Robert Tiv
Davis Reynolds
Maudsley
Doe
Minnit
Reginald L. Everle
Horoan Soethman
Dennis Joullen
Masterly
OH Grace
Ho Haren
Jule Helfestinger
John Iughes, Jr
Mcfconald
Newhard
S.A. Oltoiane
Arian Buswell
Pusnet
C.F. Saxon
Ernest Schwab
Irvin Bley
Alfred Bnyder
Saewie Vernon
Ielen Barker
Ithel Barnhart
L. KR. Websxt
Board of Review
M.N. Ireland
Kenneth Humpa Win
Folkerts Jr
B. Bray
Second Child Noted as June Birth in Local Family
The passage notes the birth of a second child in the family on June 16, following a previous daughter. It mentions land grading around the ievee school building remodeled with a Masonic ramping completed that month and records the birth of a son to Dr. and Mrs. Louis G. Stabler. It also references the marriage of Mabel C. Lambert and Dayton Yousse at Anamosa in the third week of the month.
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Ievee School
Louis G. Stabler
Mabel C. Lambert
Dayton
Ayton Yousse
Anamosa
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