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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1939

Page

6

Molotov Speech Strains Soviet U S Ties Amid Italian Neutrality

In a tense Europe overview, Molotov signals possible Soviet moves as Rome keeps neutrality. Mussolini reshuffles key officials, shifting toward moderate leadership while Italy avoids an alliance with Britain and France. Allied reactions mix relief and concern over Finland Poland and broader neutrality policy.

France Alberto Pariani Hitler Walther von Brauchitsch Giuseppe Valle Hermann Goering Rodolfo Graziani Galeazzo Ciano Mussolini Dino Grandi Paris Berlin London Italy Giuseppe Bastianini Balkans Russia Il Duce Molotov Reich Britain Sian United States Philippines Soviet Union Finland Massachusetts John McCormack Laurence Steinhardt Moscow Michael Kalinin Kalinin Roosevelt U. S White House Steve Early

German shock troops push from frontier as Belgium and Netherlands fears rise

Murky weather cleared as German assault forces struck along the French frontier. Netherlands imposes eight-province siege and flood tactics to stall Nazi advances while Belgium braces. U S ships detained as City of Flint moves toward Germany with a Nazi prize crew aboard. Britain names Lord Nuffield to bolster North Sea blockade amid persistent U boat raids.

Belgium Netherlands Flint Germany U. S The Reich Britain Washington Coulmore New England Lord Nuffield Henry Ford Air Ministry North Sea

Aviation News Question Set From Historic Column

A reader quiz lists five items on aviation and wartime trivia including who Clyde Schlieper and Wes Carroll are, the intended nonstop flight destination and its success, a cancer treatment case, a treaty question about oil lands, and a treasury loan proposal for small firms or groups.

Clyde Schlieper Wes Carroll New York Homer Stout Oklahoma Mexican Revolutionary Party Sen James Mead The Treasury Britain

Roosevelt third-term talk roils San Francisco politics

In the wartime scramble Henry Wallace and other liberal figures reignite debate over a third term for Franklin Roosevelt. Senator Wheeler seeks liberal backing while McNary and Olson respond, with Lewis warning that Wheeler must be consulted in future liberal discussions as Stanley Lewis backs the A F L and has friends in the Senate.

Henry Wallace Oregon Charles McNary Montana Burton K. Wheeler la Follette California Cuthbert Olson Salt Lake City John Lewis Wheeler West Lewis Washington A. F. of L Senate

Telephone firms bar Moses Annenberg race info service

Following an ultimatum from Chicago District Attorney Thomas J. Courtney and U S District Attorney William J Campbell American Telephone and Telegraph barred Moses Annenberg s race betting information service from its facilities The Illinois Bell Telephone Company followed suit.

Chicago Thomas J. Courtney U. S William J. Campbell American Telephone and Telegraph Company Moses Annenberg Illinois Bell Telephone Company

Star Dust Highlights from Bette Davis and Film News

Bette Davis presses to star in a stage-originated drama after Warner Brothers purchased the property. James Stewart may contend for an acting award for Mr Smith Goes to Washington. Mutiny in the Big House premiered at a Pennsylvania penitentiary, with the warden noting viewers learned from it. Tailspin Tommy filming incidents with ten model planes caused delays and property damage. Buck Benny Rides Again features Jack Benny's radio troupe with Don Wilson in a straight role. Nelson Eddy’s salary crisis prompts cast and sponsors to reassess his pay at six thousand five hundred dollars weekly.

Jack Benny Mary Livingstone Paramount Buck Benny Andy Devine Don Wilson Benny Nelson Eddy

Question Card Style Trivia Quiz

A set of ten concise queries covering contest versus tournament old age for George Eliot time zones trade dollars common Latin abbreviations and live in Rome versus Italian demonyms Star Spangled Banner title Alaska Indian population extemporaneous meaning and rubber tree tapping frequency.

George Eliot Chicago San Francisco Rome Alaska

A Quiz With Answers 1885 Trade in the Orient

The text lists varied items from language notes to trivia about the Star-Spangled Banner and demographics in Alaska. It mentions the anthem’s 1931 status, Key as composer, and population figures for Indians Eskimos Aleuts and Alaska’s total by territory. It notes unpremeditated and rubber tree tapping intervals of 5 to 10 years.

Orient United States Francis Scott Key Fort McHenry Alaska

Definition of contest and tournament terms noting time zones

A contest is a battle for supremacy while a tournament usually tests athletics or card skill. George Eliot is identified as a woman. Time zone tally: two votes for mountain time and one for Pacific time. A U S coin has not been minted since a prior date.

George Eliot U.S

Endurance flyers over Long Beach misroute to Peru

The report notes Schlieper and Carroll flew six hours beyond 30 days over Long Beach and ended in Ecuador after aiming for Lima. They are tired from the mission.

Schlieper Carroll Long Beach Calif Lima Peru Ecuador

Odds and Ends on Dinah Shore Benny and Rodeo Scoop

Dinah Shore gets a Sunday night time slot opposite Jack Benny with her quip about bucking Benny. A friend in India asked Benny Venuta to mug and she nearly accepted before learning a muckna is a tuskless male elephant. Mervyn LeRoy attended a New York rodeo where he saw and signed sixteen year old Texan Lydia Yoakley for an early production.

Dinah Shore Jack Benny Benny India Bennay Venuta Mervyn Leroy New York Lydna Yoakley Union

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