Hitler plans and Coughlin’s new radio push noted
The piece discusses two German school thoughts on future strategy, Nazi aims in France and Western Europe, and possible moves toward Russia. It also reports Father Coughlin’s plan for a new radio series around October 18, difficulties with networks, and his strategy to use individual stations. Additionally, it covers a U S Canadian defense board talk on training Canadian pilots in the United States, Canada’s weather and equipment challenges, and a large potential training center in the U S Southwest with Canada funding 5000 trainees.
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Hitler
Balka
Stalin
Poland
Berlin
War Ministry
Germany
Russia
Europe
France
Spain
Italy
Westerm
Coughlin
National ‘Association of Broadcasters
Wendell Willkie
Roosevelt
U. S.canadian Defense Board
Ottawa
United States
Canada
U. S
Fadament
Dominion
U.' 68
U. S. Soll
U. S. Army
Debate on War Powers and Commandeering Provisions
The article discusses flaws in the wartime law granting commandeering power to two secretaries and argues the President should sign orders, citing 1918 lessons from Wilson. It critiques the broad use of commandeering, warns about public armament needs, and notes the balance between executive action and wartime demands.
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Wilson
Inp
IRE
War Industries .Board
Walang Pe
Drainage not blamed for Minnesota drought study says
A 1929 cooperative study by state and federal agencies found open drainage ditches eight feet deep with two feet of water have negligible moisture effect beyond 330 feet. Moisture drops from ditches a mile apart by only three inches. Minnesota drainage programs since 1905 did not cause recent dry years. earlier periods from 1837 to 1856 and 1882 to 1901 were drier or drier than 1918 to 1937.
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Minnesota
Tie Ends Battle Between Dal and Bias Aide
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a stalled tie involving Dal, an aide, and a bias issue. Details are unclear, but the text suggests a political or organizational clash with disputed objectives and limited readable names. Further context is needed for a precise summary.
Terraces for Erosion Control on Thousands of Farms Proposed
A report outlines terraces as a practical erosion control method for many farms. Under E L Hansen, an agricultural engineering assistant at Malveessey of Siuthcis, planning farming operations and scrapping systems are cited as key steps. the approach claims to avoid special equipment without loss of yield.
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E.L
Hansen
Malveessey
Siuthcis Callous
When plowing for Ig best to jump grasses
Incoherent fragment provides few readable words about plowing and grasses with unclear context. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are present.
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Leer
Amy
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Eaur
Annapolis
Weat Point
War ‘Department
DRAFT
Avene
Rie
Aaasen
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