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Panama City Pilot

Location

Panama City, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1941

Page

2

War Chickens Come Home To Roost

The piece argues that Hitler deceived Stalin by forcing the 1939 pact with Russia, predicting Russia's collapse and urging Britain and the United States to back Britain and prepare defenses. It notes Germany and Russia fight, Britain gains time, and US aid to Britain should grow as a shield for Western Europe against Nazism.

Russia Germany Hitler United States Britain Western Europe

The Business of The United States Do we learn anything

Justice Frankfurter urged America to see beyond pure business and recognize that civilization is the full task of the nation. He criticized the 1920s materialist mindset, warning that while business is essential, governance must pursue a broader, holistic civilization.

Justice Frankfurter America United States President Roosevelt

Be Alive on The Fifth for Independence Day Safety

The National Safety Council urges a safe Independence Day with the slogan Be Alive on the Fifth. It warns that unless people exercise caution, hundreds could die in holiday accidents this Fourth of July.

National Safety Council

Barbs and beliefs drift as taxes, public care loom

The text shows disjointed fragments about taxes, civic concern, and a note on changing language, with references to June 15 and Rockefeller Jr. It hints at public apathy and the idea that stepping away from confrontation can fail. The tone echoes a mid-century newspaper feature on social attitudes and political discourse.

Manhattan Snippets Move Through a Busy New York Day

American Airlines flight with Helen Hayes aboard grounds in New York City after a Maplewood acting engagement. A night scene at a department store features Bernard Gimbel Katharine Cornell’s manager and Grace Moore with a mural painted by Desha. Vincent Passeri, 18, leads the New York Opera Company. A street attraction is a captured German Messerschmitt on Broadway and Little Italy tobacco displays drawing crowds.

New York American Airlines Indiana Helen Hayes Johnson Hner Miss Hayes Bernard Gimbel Gertrude Macy Katharine Cornell Alfred Bloomingdale Grace Moore Miss Moore Gimbels Macy's Bloomingdale’s Vincent Passers New York Opera Company Vincent Amedeo Passeri Pete

Words of the Wise and War Warnings

A collage of quotes from G. G. Mason Jr Civil Aeronautics Authority President Roosevelt Lord Marley Justice Frankfurter and General De Gaulle urging public resolve. The remarks press collective sacrifice resistance to aggression and faith in promises as a basis for a civilized world amid global conflict.

G. G. Mason, Jr Civil Aeronautics Authority General DeGaullé Prynch Sorsep

Richard Whorf Shines Across Movietown As Artist and Leader

Hollywood Notes profiles Richard Whorf a multifaceted talent at Warner Brothers where he leads a jazz ensemble in New Orleans Blues while pursuing directing and writing. A Boston-born artist, sculptor and painter, Whorf once wowed Broadway as a juvenile in 1927 and later collaborated with the Lunts on scenic design. He dreams of directing, has trunks of scripts, and remains a bold, unpretentious figure amid Hollywood’s famed eccentricities.

Hollywood Richard Whorf Movietown Whorf Warner Brothers Lunts Warners Cantor Victor Mature Eddie Cantor Dickie Maine Ben Insurance Company Yale John John Sargent Harry Church Wharf Richard Paris George Pierce Baker Harvard Boston The Mercury Lunt Miss Fontaine Shakespeare Christopher Sly Sissy-Prissy

Lost car reward sparks speculation in Claremore

In Claremore Oklahoma a newspaper ad offered a $25,000 reward for the return of George Melton's lost automobile. Readers puzzled by why such a high sum was offered, noting Melton once claimed $26 in valuables were inside the car.

Claremore Okla George “‘Melton Melton Asl

Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners

Advice column style questions and answers on etiquette. Multiple scenarios cover removing a coat in heat, placement of a salad fork, eating garnish, attending cold public gatherings, and social greetings at a restaurant. Includes suggested behavior for a guest entering a room and how to proceed with the hostess present.

Lise

Rockefeller office in the Americas program and its stakes

Washington columnist Peter Edson examines the Rockefeller Office for Coordination of Commercial and Cultural Relations with the Americas. He notes heavy emphasis on the commercial program, funded by emergency funds and poised for a budget over ten million dollars, while cultural aims act as garnish. Joseph C. Rovensky of Chase National Bank leads outreach, promoting inter American financial trade relations. The piece discusses strategic materials, copper, and the potential need for South American iron ore if war prolongs, amid concerns from U.S. mining interests.

Washington Nelson A. Rockefeller Doug Fairbar Dorothy Lamour Rio Grande Utah Hollywood Rockefeller Simpatico Congress Joseph C. Rovensky Chase National Bank of New York Rockefeller Organization United States U. S Ravensky Messaby Range

Bluffton Dentist Escapes Lightning at Lake

Dr. W G Ireland of Bluffton fished after dark at Kunker lake when his bait snagged a high-tension electric wire. Electricity raced down the line and struck the lake. He was not harmed.

Bluffton Ind W. G. Ireland Kunker Lake

Caliban Plans Endgame in Castaloni Hideout Scene

Angus hunts Cantaloni and Adoreen inside Castaloni’s sunroom as gunfire erupts. A daring truck ram wrecks the left wing and Adoreen uses a frying pan to level a quick surprise, while Spike and others are bound in the back of the vehicle.

Angus Adorera Adoreen Angun Spike Anggun Cantaloni Jesa Madison Square Garden Butch Trigger Tim Castaloni Mene Castalon MacPhillips Cantaeloni Jersey

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