Spirit of brotherhood rising from Nazi era turmoil
A speech excerpt traces how oppression unites victims into strength, citing historical parallels from Jewish exile to Roman Christians. Assistant Secretary of State Berle cites Europe today where Jews and Polish Catholics face the Star of David and distinguishing badges. The piece argues persecution deepens solidarity and will outlast Hitler, guiding a unified future.
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Adolf Hitler
China
Britain
Egypt
Babylon
Rome
St. Paul
Berle
Columbia Universiy
Europe
Hitler
Americans in Canadian forces form private division in exile
A Canadian dispatch estimates 8000 American citizens in the Canadian army and notes about 10 percent of Royal Canadian Air Force crews are American. The article says these volunteers act without external pressure, driven by inner resolve, proving freedom has friends.
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Canada
Hitler
Europe
Fuehrer
England
Royal Canadian Air Force
Barbs on fur coats and coal prices echo seasonal notes
Fragmentary note cites fur coats listing higher quotes and hopes for coal dealers. Mentions radio signals for humor, cold storage plants, chickens feed, and odd phrases about prices and oiling seats. Content is garbled and reads as a stray OCR item.
Man About Manhattan Lights Up Allen Town Club Scene
George Tucker recaps a hot Empire ballroom night in Allen Town Pa with Artie Shaw autograph moment and Phil Baker’s return to night clubs after years, plus Kay Kyser backed UNC scholarships for John O Steen and Elaine Berg with future plans tied to a favorite orchestra leader.
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New York
Artie Shaw
Allentown
Artie
Shaw
John O- Steen
Kinston
North Carolina
Elaine L. Berg
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Kay Kyser
University of North Carolina
O0steen
Miss Berg
Voices From Leaders On Defeating Hitler And Upholding Freedom
A compiled set of wartime quotes from political figures and public leaders urges unity and sacrifice to defeat Hitler. Notables include Lewis W. Douglas, Robert Erskine Ely, Francis Biddle, Walter P. Armstrong, Henry A. Wallace, Lowell Mellett, James Marshall, and Alf Landon stressing democratic resilience and resolve.
Leopards, Humans, and a Jungle Set Fiasco in Hollywood
Hollywood Notes recounts chaos on the White Savage set as leopards threaten cast and crew. Olga Celeste, a veteran animal trainer, recalls guiding wary cats while director George Wagener endures mishaps. Gertie the jaguar’s nightclub tumble underscores the animals’ sensitive temperaments and the risks of handling wild pets on film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
George Wagener
Miss Celeste
Sweden
Maria Montez
Miss Montez
Brian Donlevy
Mr. Donlevy
White Savage” Company
Celeste
Gertie
Shreveport Times Errors Over Provost Marshal Phone
The Shreveport Times phoned a war maneuver town and sought to speak to the Provost Marshal. After several calls the operator said there was no telephone listed for Marshall Provost.
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Shreveport
Shreveport Times
Army Police
Marshall Provost
Gilbert Bennett Hughes Dies. Noted Chicago Lawyer
Gilbert Bennett Hughes known as Ike, a former Chicago law partner of the late Clarence Darrow, died last night in Los Angeles at age 40.
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Los Angeles
Gilbert Bennett
Ike) Hughes
Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Baruch suggests broad price ceilings stir Capitol Hill action
Washington notes Bernard Baruch calls for ceilings on wages rents farm prices and all goods. House Banking and Currency Committee chair Henry Steagall faces delay despite rising prices. Baruch’s stance echoes past mobilization plans while lobbyists rally and witnesses prepare.
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Ashington
Bernard M. Baruch
Germany
Henry B. Stengall
Ozark
Ala
House Banking and Currency Committee
Baruch
Steagall
Dan Patch
Eleanor Holm
Malcolm Campbell
Howard Hughes
Jesse Owens
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Capitol Hill
Ed O’neill
American Farm Bureau Federation
John L. Lewis
Bill Green
A. F
Washington
Bakruch
Leon Henderson
Henderson
House
Senate
Congress
Pat Hurley
Barney Baruch
Kind Tampa woman brings kittens to humane society
A Tampa woman took three motherless kittens to the humane society planning to give them away. Society officials persuaded her to adopt more animals, resulting in her returning home with the original three kittens, plus a mother cat missing her litter and two additional orphan kittens. Abraham Lincoln was shot on April 14, 1865.
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Tampa, Fla
Tampa
The
Humane Society
Abraham Lincoln
Bride From the Sky Disrupts Planned Wedding
Judy Allen plans a quiet marriage to attorney Philip Moggers but is kidnapped by Sandy Ammerman. He insists Judy marry him, steals her to a waiting airplane, and forces a race toward a wedding of unclear outcome as Judy fights to reach her ceremony with Philip.
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Judy Allen Dresden
Merry
Philip Moggers
Areen
Sandy Ammerman
Heireas
Peg Gordon
Judy
Sandy
Philip
Berofe
Sara Fuller
Sade
Iin
Ahe
Philip Rogers
Phil
Lochinvars
Jasons
Mattie
Gether
Rogers
West Point
Yory
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Lynn Haven Free Press
Bay County Publishers, Inc
OHN HK. Perry
William Pinney
Aolfier
Braden Ball
Toni Veverka
John H. Perry Associates
Wear 39Th Street
N. Y
Postoffice
Panems City
Floriana
Brotherhood
Manhattan
George Tucker
Ted
Phil Baker
Harry Richman
Riviera
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Ohio
Nevada
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Lewis W. Douglas
National Association of Life Underwriters
Robert Erskine Ely
Town Hall
Francis Biddle
Walter P. Armstrong
American Bar Association
Henry A. Wallace
Berlin
Lowell Mellett
James Marshall
N. ¥. Board of Education
Alf M. Landon
G. O. FP
Toreador
Paul Harrison
NEA
Donlevy
Fred J. Lee
Brian
Princess
Jen
Gilbert Bennett Hughes
Peter Edson
NEA Service
Washington Correspondent
Edson
Bride
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