Beginning of Doubt in Tokyo Over War with United States
The article portrays a shifting tone in Japan toward war with the United States, with spokesmen hinting at a fight if America enters conflict, while others urge understanding among nations to end tension. It notes Japan Dutch East Indies talks collapsed, questions gains from Germany axis ties, and hints that Japan may be used by axis powers despite public protests of restraint.
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Tokyo
United States
America
Japan
Dutch East Indies
Netherlands East Indies
Sapir
Germany
Aly
Axis
Chin
Britain
Nioe
Cngnire
Asia
Nippon
Cary
Annies
Charles F. Stewart
Amos Pinchot
Roosevelt
Indore
Labor Party
Pinchots
Amos
New York
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Gifard
Pinchot
England
Harold Laski
John G. Winant
Benjamin Cohen
Harry J. Hopkins
Justce Felix Frentiurtar
The
Grag
Hare
Congress
Uncle Sam
Ingiewood
Perfume Makers Consider Local Essential Oil Production
American perfume manufacturers explore boosting essential oil output to reduce import disruptions. The Department of Agriculture backs tropical crops in Haiti and the Dominican Republic to compete with cheap East Indies labor. Java strains of citronella and lemon grass have been grown successfully in Puerto Rico. The move would align with US Latin American cooperative efforts.
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Department of Agriculture
Hai
Dominican Republic
East Indies
Asia
Java
Porto Rico
United States
Well-Fed Soldiers Dominate Camp Diet Across Army
American parents learn their sons in camp are well nourished, with doughboys in France envied by Allies for high nutrition. New Army soldiers gain weight fast, averages a pound a day early, while undernourished gain up to thirty pounds. Mess sergeants cite roast beef as favorite, pie preferences vary by region, and the Army kitchen operates largely by mechanical means.
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America
France
Mid-west
Streamlining production in Wrights new engine plants
The Wright Aeronautical Corp expands mass production in Cincinnati and Paterson, boosting engine output from 250 to about 1,600 per month at Paterson and targeting 1,009 per month at Cincinnati for a single engine type. New machines cut cylinder head production from 35 minutes to under two, with five machines and 24 workers replacing many older setups, freeing skilled labor for defense plants.
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Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Cincinnati
Wr_lt
Paterson
New Jersey
Wright
AL Paterson
The Parent Problem at 45th Convention in Boston
The text reports on a keynote discussion at the 45th Annual Convention of the Coversess of Parents and Wenders in Boston. Speakers warn against excessive child protection and urge freedom with guidance, while stressing discipline and self-control as essential to democracy and responsible citizenship.
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Boston
Eiminene University Ledgers
Yeter
School of Education
Mnere
Allignee
I Moss
Scheel of Education
Sidevet
Rercain High
Nie Pringelpal
Hedlam
Atonyo Grace
Connecticus
Ate Cordance
World and the Mud Puddless
Wartime era analysis decries local highway barriers hindering defense-mobility across state lines. Paul Truitt cites examples delaying shipments of airplane parts and military equipment between cities like Los Angeles, Seattle, Port Huron, and St. Louis. Instances include Wisconsin license regulations, trailer fees, and armed transport holds, argued as counterproductive to trade and national effort.
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Paul Truitt
America
Los Angeles
Seattle
Wisconsin
Port Maron
Michigan
St. Louis
Missouri
Tennessee
Lo Dee
Hints and Dints From a Baffling Page
A scattered humor column parodies daily life with quirky quotes on birthdays aging red ink modernistic furniture and a doctor’s stair climbing exercise. It riffs on domestic chatter and social foibles with oddball epigrams and light mockery of self importance.
Tongue in cheek advice sparks masquerade lessons
A collage of etiquette quips covers how to wear a partner’s ring hand position and senior junior name usage. A long extract discusses Amos Pinchot and a controversial release claiming Roosevelt’s advisors push socialism, with rebuttal and debate over intent and authorship.
Churchill's Orders Stand Firm Carry On in Wartime Verse
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest urges steadfast resolve in wartime lines credited to 1941, urging readers to stand firm against tyranny and to carry on with courage. The poem emphasizes courage, duty, and perseverance as the nation faces danger and works to endure until peace returns.
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Churchill
Churchil
Bible Thought For TodayCard text misread
Daily reflection quotes a Bible verse with fragmented phrasing about love and restraint, citing I Corinthians 5 14 and presenting a devotional tone for readers seeking guidance in moral conduct.
The Great Game Of Politics by FRANK & KENT
A political debate on union leadership and alleged Communist influence unfolds. References to Philip Murray CIO head and Richard Frankensteen CIO Auto Workers appear as part of a wider critique. The piece depicts government actions and press reactions amid labor tensions.
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Frank
Kent
Ashington
Jinc Din
White House
Philip Murray
CIO
Presient
Roosevelt
Mur-ray
Muust Fouhd
Richard Frankensteer
CIO Automobile Workers’ Union
Pegler
Murray
Mr. Frankensteen
Noted Figures Comment On War and Peace Across The Globe
International dispatches quote President Teese Ren evens Ger and the American freighter Kevin Moor. Jacqueline Cochran discusses a male fashion aside while Britain reads her Atlantic crossing. Lord Halifax predicts Anglo American cooperation for a postwar order, while Lillebergh advocates negotiated peace to preserve civilization and Europe, with warnings about a possible American defeat.
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International News Service
Washington
Teese Ren Evens
Ger
Kevin Moor
Gere
Notable Birthdays of Historical Figures
June highlights include Freerick Bates early Missouri governor linked to Goochland Virginia, later serving Missouri Territory secretary. John Gregory Bourke ethnologist and cavalry officer famed for studies of Native American cultures and works like The Snake Dance of the Mojors of Arizona. Charles Caruthers Rhce a Presbyterian missionary connected to Pennsylvania, India, and Pengjad University honored by the British Crown.
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Freerick Bates
Missouri
Goochland
Virgina
Detroit
Louisiana
Bates
Radbeer
Union
Wiliam Henry Ashley
John Gregory Bourke
Philadelphia
WS. Cavalry
Arizona
AIF Natcoms
Charles Caruthers
Eweing
Amusirong County
Pennayvivatia
India
Pengjad University
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