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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1942
Page
3
The speaker claims the Bund was a school for traitors and states the FBI arrested eight saboteurs from Berlin who confirmed the accusation. The piece asserts a betrayal by individuals who fled to the United States and sympathizes with those who warned against Bund members.
The eight dynamiters confess they were Bundists and were directed by Nazi consuls in New York San Francisco and New Orleans. The speech accuses them of using athletics to mask subversive activity and ties to wartime sabotage with $170000 bribery.
A sharp critique describes J. Edgar Hoover as wily and overbearing, accusing him of leaking enough to press while withholding leverage to pressure individuals. The piece warns that cooperating with the eight leads to trouble and portrays such actions as aligned with the Master Race.
A speaker mocks Bundists, accusing them of cheap labor for Hitler and betraying fellow Aryans. He cites Fatso Fritz Kuhn and warns of FBI rounds, river deaths, and internal betrayals as Nazi pressure rises.
A soldier writes home about war, daily life in the army, and civilian anxieties. He notes declarations of war against Bulgaria Romania and Hungary, compares army duties to civilian life, and describes gas shortages tires and wartime restrictions. He shares homesickness and small town humor with a closing note about Petain and a cartoon caption.
Wartime medical observations discuss how bombing fear and separation affected London children, peptic ulcers in British forces, and the nervous system. A follow up study by Fowler and Barer in the Journal of the American Medical Association analyzes 200 blood donors, showing iron restoration in about 49 days after donation and similar recovery after subsequent donations.
VF reports a 26 room Meighan house now occupied by Pee Parks and eight new actors who rehearse for upcoming pictures in a converted home. John Nesbitt and Meredith Willson join Fibber and Molly’s radio replacement show. Disney bought Victory Through Air Power rights for a fall feature. Charles Boyer may produce and star in Flesh and Fantasy with Edward G. Robinson in one episode.
Citizens scoff at drive less and save tires and gas with warnings and radio appeals. A driver brazenly ignores measures on open roads, with police accused of lax enforcement, placing him among Fifth Columnists in public risk.
The vitamin cited is vitamin B complex. Physicians doubt its power to prevent hair graying and its availability on the market is unclear.
A brisk ad copy highlights a darling crocheted hat in two colors and a roomy purse, both made from pliable straw yarn. The items promise quick, stylish turns to complete a summer look.
In Japan most religious worship is brief temple visiting with a prayer. Shintoists clap hands and Buddhists ring a bell to awaken the enshrined deity and gain attention during these rites.
Captain Hewitt Wireless the Pacific war hero will play himself in a Warner Brothers short for the army air corps. Harold Lloyd has left RKO after producing two pictures and Butterfingers would have followed. Samuel Goldwyn to cast six Washington secretaries for They Got Me Covered with Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour.
The biggest all star radio cast ever booked by Bob Hawk’s sponsors includes Xavier Cugat’s orchestra Connie Boswell Margo Lanny Ross and a new comedian Herb Shriner in a 60 minute program. Richard Denning helped launch Veronica Lake Paulette Goddard Ellen Drew Mary Martin and Bob Hope in various film tests and contracts.
Paramount plans to present the Quiz Kids in feature films after completing their current short subjects. Ruth Hussey advances toward stardom with her role as Mrs. Andrew Johnson in The Man on America's Conscience. Eddie Albert will star opposite Lupe Velez in Ladies' Day a comedy about women in big league baseball. Patricia Morison requests a 14-hand Palmino horse. Metro buys Cabin in the Sky, a top musical of the season.
The questions ask when the U S Marine Corps was organized where gravity is weakest and other facts. They cover the former president of the 48 states the alternative name for horse mackerel and the term for an object with no definite shape.
A compact list presents varied items: an act of the Continental Congress in 1775, the equator, tuna, William H. Taft, and a descriptor amorphous.
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