Inside Germany views shift as war prospects noted in Switzerland
Washington dispatch reports Swiss observers quote German thinkers who believe victory is unlikely, foresee stalemate, and expect unconditional Axis surrender. American entry strengthens resolve, while Laval's French government and Petain's role draw critique. postwar reprisals and purge fears loom as Quisling regimes face reckoning.
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Germany
Switzerland
France
David Cawresce
Cost of living rise during war era food price shifts
Labor Department figures show the dollar now buys 19 cents less in essentials than a year before, with July to August increases driven by food prices not covered by price controls. Controlled items held steady while uncontrolled food rose 1.4 percent from July to August, signaling a partly free, partly controlled economy will slow but not end living-cost increases in wartime.
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Europe
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Anenet
Mitchell urges end to strikes for war effort in Canada
Canadian labor minister Humphrey Mitchell tells the Canadian Congress of Labor there is no place for industrial strikes or inter union strife that would hinder wartime production. He praises wage stabilization tied to price controls as essential to prevent inflation and chaotic wages, urging workers to keep up effort for victory.
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Canada Congress of Labor
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Canada
Ottawa
Jap officer vows to fight for a hundred years
An Asian military leader asserts his country will endure a century of struggle, signaling unwavering resistance. The statement conveys determination amid ongoing conflict and reflects the broader wartime rhetoric of perseverance.
Mastering English Lesson Words and Pronunciation
Lesson notes define acrimony as sharp temper or language. It contrasts with ridicule which softens harshness. Common mispronunciations and misspellings are shown, with guidance on stressing particular syllables and avoiding typos.
Prayer Verse Fragment From Psalm Text Salvation Theme
Fragmentary biblical verses invoke deliverance from blood guilt and praise righteousness The passage expresses a plea for mercy and the soul's flight toward divine aid in a devotional tone reflecting archaic language
Opening of C C Carty’s furniture store on East Patrick Street
Fifty years ago in The News column for September 22 1842 reports the opening of C C Carty’s furniture store on the ground floor of the new building on East Patrick street. Also notes a petition by Market House stall renters to reduce rents referred to City Hall committee, a Veteran Legion member visiting New Market and recalling Monocacy battle, a drilling project at Braddock reaching water at 85 feet, and the Lima bean crop sale notes with prices of 3 and 4 dollars per bushel.
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East Patrick Street
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City Hall
Henry A. Garver
Veteran Legion
Pittsburgh
Griffith
New Market
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns
From September 27 1922 notices to readers. A long list notes the annual parade and religious of the city on Sunday afternoon November 5 with nearly 2 000 expected in the line. Walker Carty is mentioned. Minor items include Rosenstock, Biser and Moylan entering law study at University. C P Snurr reports four cattle killed by grain poison from ensilage on his Graceham farm. two others expected to recover.
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Leon Biser
Charles E Moylan
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Today in History and Birthdays Reflect Old Anniversaries
Today in History catalogs dates from 1814 to 1942 with notable figures such as Samuel W. Williams Stephen D. Lee William B. Coggswell Hugh L. Scott Henry T Finck Arthur Pryor and Nathan Hale. It also lists birthdays for Dr John O La Goree Eleanor Abbott Paul Mani and others along with a forecasted horoscope about imagination and self discipline.
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Natonal Geographic Magazine
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Runway Opens as First Step in Highway Sideline Plan
An 8000 foot runaway, the initial flight strip, has been opened signaling the start of a project that will eventually sideline some of the nation’s important trunk highways.
War Interpreted By Nazi Propaganda And Tirpitz Move
The article cautions that Nazi reports of devastating sea actions are likely exaggerated for propaganda. It notes Britain and Russia batter German cities, and suggests Tirpitz moving in Arctic waters would trigger a major Allied hunt, affecting northern supply lines and naval deployments.
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Egypt
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Russia
Volga
Tirpitz
Stork Club Boss Claims Strong Year At 800000
Sherman Billingsley estimates his Stork Club generates over 800000 in annual business, with 500 capacity and a 250 staff and a 6000 weekly payroll. He defends past ownership, notes aging guest lists, and describes strategies including personal attention, gifts, and reduced cover charges to attract patrons and keep the famed venue popular. Also noted is Arthur D. Willard elected head of the YMCAs annual membership drive for 1942 with a target of 1430 new members running October 2 to 24 under the theme Health for Victory.
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George Tucker
New York
Sherman Billingsley
Stork Club
Billingsley
Stark
Maleene Eals Aalemeley
Stork
Washington
Arthur D. Willard
Frederick
Y. M.ca
Leonard “Wy. DeGad
Horatio Alger Hero Becomes Rubber Czar Jeffers Appointed
Washington reports William M Jeffers, rail executive with a rags to riches rise, is named rubber czar. He will oversee synthetic rubber manufacture and civilian conservation, with full authority from Nelson. Critics say his inexperience could hinder, but Baruch plan goals and tire conservation loom large.
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Horatio Alger
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Union Pacific Railroad
Bill Jeffers
Ailly-Dairy Brotherhood
Union Pacific
Jeffers
Donald Nelson
Rubber
Nelson
Rubber Reserve Co
Omaha
Keep Up With New Books If War Restrictions Bother You
War limits leave Americans with lean budgets yet a surge in new books. Read brief notes on titles like Gentleman Ranker and The Rider on the Bronze Horse, with plots spanning Braddock's era to California vineyards and Green which Village tales, plus a Nazi spy thriller.
Spain Reaffirms Anti Communist Foreign Policy
Madrid Sept 22 The Spanish Cabinet reaffirmed its foreign policy with emphasis on an anti Communist character and the imperatives of the new European order.
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Far-Reaching Value Of Having Healthy Teeth
Public health bulletin highlights health benefits of good dental care. It notes immediate comfort and general health links, plus social confidence and facial appearance gains, urging parents to start early and regular dental care for children. The piece cites Dr. Richard C. Leonard and ADA guidance.
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State Dept. of Health
Gauss
American Dental Association
Richard C. Leonard
Division of Oral Hygiene
Maryland State Department of Health
Importance of Early Dental Care for Cost and Image
The text argues that keeping teeth in good condition from childhood reduces future expensive repairs. It notes that early treatment lowers long term costs and that tooth appearance influences business success, as a pleasing personality often hinges on healthy teeth.
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D
A sermon excerpt argues that without a resurrection life on earth lacks purpose and nobility. It asserts virtue is reward enough only up to a point and that Christ's cross and resurrection point to a future heavenly life. The piece cites biblical quotes about what God has prepared for lovers of him.
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Apostle
Christ
Earth
Copytient Bebson Newspaper
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