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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1941
Page
2
Special arrangement presents Roosevelt's forthcoming state papers introductions in condensed form from Collier's Weekly. This fourth condensed installment accompanies Western Newspaper Union distribution for readers.
Roosevelt argues the United States pursued peace since 1933 to avert a global war. He cites Germany, Italy, and Japan as aggressors and notes disarmament and tariff barriers as major obstacles to world peace, framing U.S. policy as a guard for collective security.
The piece reviews President Roosevelt’s warnings about treaty violations and civilian bombing, his 1933 appeal for disarmament, and efforts through 1939 to curb arms escalation. It notes proposals for a nonaggression pact, trade barrier repeal, and a White House meeting with congressional leaders on reversing the arms embargo, amid rising European tensions.
The remarks recount a long view of looming conflict from 1936 onward. They emphasize disarmament leadership since 1933 and a plea for a global peace conference with arms parked outside. The speaker warns of un declared wars and notes the impossibility of arming Britain or France after war began.
A quote from Aughey laments that one base deed after long noble service can erase the effect of many good acts. The saying warns against letting a single improper act contaminate a lifetime of work and integrity.
A weathered saying reflects how persistent wind chills and damp air hinder laundry drying. Residents note soggy laundry days as high winds keep clothes heavy and slow to dry, shaping daily routines and outdoor chores.
A brief note questions if fear of insomnia exists and answers with a simple label twins, implying a twin-related or paired condition in a minimal fragment.
A brief note suggests contrasting views on human nature, stating that men are made of dust while some women see worth in gold, reflecting gendered perspectives in traditional belief.
A Persian saying contrasts a wise man and a blockhead. The sage is quiet and full of virtues like a chest filled with treasures, while the fool is loud like a warrior’s drum yet empty inside.
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