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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
3
Weekly News Analysis by Edward C. Wayne notes claimed Russian successes in Smolensk area while reporting Nazi advances at Kiev and Leningrad. It also covers Cairo as Moslem holy sites face bombing and includes a columnist note on opinion.
Washington diplomats note a dawning doubt of German victory as Russia’s resilience, rising American aid to Britain, and Britain’s air mastery fuel optimism. Nazi claims of gains in Leningrad and the Caucasus are countered by Russian countervails, with new oceanic anti raider cruisers planned in Camden for U S Navy.
Newspapers report sharp criticism of OPM allocations for 600,000,000 tons of aluminum yearly. Only one site chosen, no plants under construction, delaying production from planned April or May to at best next fall. Senate committee notes a rift between Jesse Jones and Harold Ickes over a sole contract with the Aluminum Company of America and power clauses as the dispute's core.
Former President Herbert Hoover voiced critique of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s foreign policy while signaling cautious support. He called for building a strong defense, aiding democracies, and preserving home freedom until Hitler collapses. He opposed edging ships into danger zones and sending contraband on American merchant vessels.
A Reader Home Service ad promotes a 32 page exercise booklet titled Best Exercise for Health and Beauty. It promises routines to fix chin fat, posture, hips, wobbling tummy, and other figures, plus relax nerves and foot relief. Order form asks for name and address with 10 cents enclosed.
The Vermont legislature declares the state in armed conflict after the president's naval action speech. A $10 monthly bonus is now paid to Vermont servicemen, supported by a $500,000 fund to fund the benefit, as both legislative chambers approve the resolution.
A quotation from Rabbi L. I. Newman contrasts growing craving with increasing dissatisfaction as one pursues more to satisfy appetite. The saying notes that desire feeds itself and deepens need.
A brief quotation stresses that living hinges on necessary adaptations and resisting the demand that nothing should ever change, attributed to Jane Addams.
Sofia reports Russian diplomatic families have left the city and a Russo Bulgarian war declaration is deemed imminent. In Washington Senator Gillette an Iowa Roosevelt critic backs neutrality act changes to align with White House policy.
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