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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1939
Page
4
The piece argues a vast education mobilization with 30 million students and over a million teachers, noting massive investments in facilities and a belief in the people. It contrasts education with wartime mobilization and cites tax burdens, urging awareness of concealed taxes and government debt.
The speaker urges constant support for public education as 30,000,000 children prepare to return to school. He warns against being swayed by seductive voices and radios and contrasts thoughtful civic duty with the appeal to base instincts. He emphasizes shared responsibility across generations.
The state department team says Latin American republics would stay neutral officially but lean against a German victory. Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay fear economic pressure and seek to trade with Britain and France after lean months, while Latinos rely on AP for reliable news amid German propaganda.
A compilation notes anniversaries and events from the 50 25 and 10 year marks including Anna Millar teaching at Clinton Mo and piano violin harmony. Frank Faulkner becoming associate secretary to Y M C A official J B McNiel. armory funding and start of a $40 000 project. Margaret V Fish elected VFW banner bearer. McKee team wins YMCA factory league title 1929 12 8. Biblical and literary quotes accompany the items.
Unscrambled crossword clues cover horizontal and vertical entries including a pictured U S cabinet officer, terms for fruit, eggs and locks, exhibits proffers and seasward directions. Other clues name nations notes shapes and various objects from hearts to palms and perfumes.
A roundup notes September 1 quakes in Tokyo and Yokohama with 99,331 dead and 103,773 wounded in 1923, plus a list of major quake belts. It also tells how Helen Carlson pitched for Mt. Washington hotel team on a dare and previews tomorrow’s feature on hail.
A brief, reflective item notes a woman recalling a loud church prayer that hardly moved her, while she muses on the language used at home after discovering a missing button on a shirt.
A German pilot requires 25 hours of solo flying before rating, far less than the 100 hours common in many nations. The document also notes a cautious, prayerful approach to crisis, with Vatican influence and Poland in a potential concession context. It cites biblical verses about abundance and the fate of those with or without.
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