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Panama City Pilot

Location

Panama City, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1941

Page

2

Better Relations With Mexico Urged As Expropriation Settlements Rise

The piece notes Penn-Mex Fuel accepted 800000 in cash for expropriated holdings, part of a broader 1988 expropriation dispute. It argues Mexico seeks fair payment and cites recent prompt compensation, urging amicable, realistic settlements to improve U S Mexico ties amid global tension.

Mexico Penn-Mex Fuel Sisclair United States

France Faces Wine Shortage Amid Rationing Drive

The piece laments a French wine shortage as rationing spreads, noting the conversion of much of the new vintage into motor fuel. It highlights the irony of a nation famed for wine facing limits while its people endure a lack of even light wines.

France Prouchiman

Polish women honor Paderewski after long night vigil

In New York, 25 Polish women who served overnight on the floors of sweltering offices came to glimpse the famed pianist and statesman Ignace Jan Paderewski as his body lay in state. The scene hints at Poland’s lingering resolve despite setbacks, as “great” people deepen their own identities.

Ignace Jan Paderewski Satesman New York Camel Poland Paul V. McNutt Federal Security Administration SMA Milo Perkins Congress

Man About Manhattan in Virginia Dale and blondes in film

New York film note profiles Virginia Dale of Paramount as a brunette heroine in Kiss the Boys Goodbye and discusses Hollywood blondes' typecasting. The piece recalls Jean Harlow's influence, notes Dale’s North Carolina voice, and mentions Bud, her army beau, plus Dale’s upcoming visit to Charlotte to see family and a baby sister recently graduated from high school.

New York North Carolina Virginia Dale Paramount Sugar Foot Helen Claire Alabama Miss Dale Harlow Jean Date Long Island Sound Big City Warwick Bud Virginia Miss Blue Eyes Charlotte N. C

Words of the Wise names from late 1930s leaders

A collection of quotes from Raoul Herrera Arango Joseph Stalin Herbert Hoover William Green Nelson Bennett and John D Rockefeller Jr offering remarks on dictatorship non aggression pacific policy labor politics and public health. The items reflect interwar era sentiment and emphasize skepticism about dictatorship peace deals labor unity and personal fitness.

Hollywood Notes on industry support for defense efforts

Hollywood Notes surveys how the film industry backs national defense beyond profit. Studios donate labor and materials, train Army and Navy personnel, and produce training films such as Anti-Aircraft Searchlight Battery and The 240 mm Howitzer. Stars aid morale, yet the broader defense work often goes unheralded.

Hollywood Rep Martin Dies Armed Services Army Navy Army Signal Corps Research Council The Motion Picture Academy Darryl Zanuck John Ford Engineer Corps United Service Organizations

Mind Your Manners Quiz and Dinner Table Dilemmas

A mixed feature item presents social etiquette questions and a reader quiz. It lists five scenarios about hostess behavior and guest interactions, with answers: 1 Yes 2 Yes 3 No sleep in 4 Yes 5 Sit with both women. It also includes a Washington dispatch about Surplus Marketing Administration funding and notes on public replies to a bridge party prompt.

Another Man's Wife and Janet in Farmington

In Farmington Ann's life unravels as Janet returns and Ken may be involved with his old flame Janet. Ann fears public shame while Sally accuses Ken of double-crossing. rumors swirl at the Country Club and Kit-Kat Tea Room as Jim Coon arrives with a NY orchestra.

Janet Farmington Ann Ken Sally Doen Iten Igen Jim Coon New York Strathmore Hotel Jerry Marshalls Darling Ken Richards J Ken Richards Tam Sally Kit-Kat Gally

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Russia Panama City Tont Veverka John WH. Perry Westborn Street Postoffles Florida FOO Publiher Cardenas Avila Camacho Manhattan George Tucker Dale Scarlett O'Hara Oscar Levant Words OF South America Raoul Herrera-Arango Cuba Germany Joseph Stalin Herbert Hoover Soviet Union William Green A. F. of L Nelson Bennett John D. Rockefeller, Jr Paul Harrison NEA Peter Edson NER Washington Ashington Surplus Marketing Administration Seattle Carl Edward Magnusson University of Washington College of Engineering Edson BY Donna Ashworth NCA Service
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