Stalin and Hitler clash over Russia's fate in Europe
The piece argues Stalin's Soviet Union holds vast grain and oil, and that Hitler's plan to strike Russia after non aggression pacts could reshape Europe. It notes Stalin's military reforms, a large Red Army, industrial limits, and Churchill and Roosevelt aims to overthrow Hitler while allying with Russia if needed.
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Stalin
Germany
Hitler
Winston Churchill
Russia
Europe
British Isles
Napoleon
Capital Gleanings on War Debates and Policy Shifts
Washington weighs Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Union, alliance shifts, and the push to accelerate U S defenses. Polls show strong anti intervention sentiment while cabinet members press for immediate entry and a new lend lease bill. Farm policy and housing act debates color the wartime discourse.
Farm parity and civil service gains in wartime budget debate
In a year ending April 30 civil employment in Washington executive branches rose by 43 199 to 172 876, with April 1941 payroll at 22 948 signaling boom city status. The Civil Service Commission cites 1 251 283 federal workers as of April 30, a monthly payroll of 189 213 464 and a 12 month civilian payroll near 2 270 000 000. Hearings on reciprocal trade with Argentina and Uruguay drew protests from farmers and others. Idaho officials urged against trade deals during global unrest. Lord Halifax spoke to a congressional club, stressing British empire interests. The House approved 85 percent parity loans for farm commodities under CCC to bolster farm income amid emergency production, expanding lending authority to 27.65 billion dollars.
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Washington
National
U. S. Civil Service Commission
National Defense Departments
Committee
Argentina
Uruguay
Idaho
E. P. Taylor
State Grange
Lord Halifax
Congressional Club
House
Senate
Commodity Credit Corporation
Agriculture Bank Ange
Fean Develo
Ways of Life in World War Two Propaganda
A wartime statement contrasts two systems, praising private enterprise under regulation and condemning totalitarian rule. It argues democracy and free markets outperform slave economies, urging continued private industry and suppression of totalitarian influences to ensure peace and security.
FISH HAVEN COMMUNITY NOTES HIGHLIGHT LOCAL TRAVELS
Glenn J. Stock returns from Lansing with a new Oldsmobile. Nearby visits include F P Findlay and Stock spouses in Grace Idaho, and Earl Beyeler traveling to Ogden for work. Local weddings include Odell Smith’s marriage in Logan Temple and Cless Wilkes’s wedding in Montpelier. A Stock reunion hosts about 125 attendees, with multiple family groups traveling from Utah Idaho and Wyoming.
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Glenn J. Stock
Lansing
Michigan
F. P. Findlay
Grace
Idaho
B. B. Stock
Earl Beyeler
Ogden
Wells Stock
Wells
Jennie Pugmire
June H. Loveland
Bee Hive
Holger Larsen
John and
Elma
A. J. Duke
Salt Lake City
Flora Stock
Utah
Odell Smith
E. H. Smith
Helen Hansen
Montpelier
Logan Temple
A. J Hansen
Logan
Alton Kearn
Stock Brothers
Stock
Wyoming
Elmer Smith
Kay
Kent
Arlene
Loa Lee Findlay
Doral
Blain
Sheldon
Burnetta Nelson
Wayne
Janice
Karen
Beverly Stock
Dennis
Laurel Scofield
Martell
Kater Pope
Betty Marlene Staiger
Yoniva
Larry Loveland
Beverly Berry
Shanna Muir
Drucilla Wilkes
Alice Jensen
Orean Stock
Efic W. Stock
June W. Loveland
Lizzie Jensen
St. Charles
Dean -Thornton
Star Valley
Oliver Peterson
Ovid
Adeline Tuel
Laketown Visitors and Local Weddings In Utah
Grace Jasperson and children visit Goshen relatives while Arlo Weston teaches in Brigham. Raymond Webb weds Elaine Woffinden in Logan Temple. Mildred Weston to Stanley Plummer in Salt Lake Temple. Mildred leaves Laketown ward after service as organist and Capitol employee. Various locals, including Charles Alley and Tommy Kanippe, visit Salt Lake City and surrounding areas.
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Grace Jasperson
Goshen
Utah
George H. Robinson
Arlo Weston
Brigham, Utah
Arlo
Fred J. Price
Paris
Idaho
Church Welfare Committee
Dale Hatch
Randolph
Vernes Taylor
Logan
J. W. Taylor
Raymond Webb
Elaine Woffinden
Garden City
Logan Temple
George N. Weston
Salt Lake Cty
Mildred
Stanley Reeves Plummer
Salt Lake City
Laketown
State Capitol
Charles L. Alley
Tommy” Kanippe
Belleville
Illinois
Ellis Straw
Montpelier
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Ukraine
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Hamden
Conn
West Point
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
James L. Smith
Pittsburgh
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Gertrude Drinker
Dairy Council Queen of
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Henry Divorshak
Joe Stalin
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Asia
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New York
Hyde Park
Wickard
Keefe
Wisconsin
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Agriculture Committee
Fulmer
Dr. Miles
Fish Haven News
Ler
Ernest Howell
Grove Gray
Yellowstone Park
Grant Findley
Lawrence Muir
Randolph, Utah
A. G. Berrey
Soda Springs
David Calder Ang
Luis
Lynn Pope
Wendell Muir
Maurine-Jensen
Gotien
Seth Beyeler
Douglas Stalder
Alten Kearl
DeVere Stock
G. W. Sargent
Elwin
Ardella
Darlene
Las Vegas
Nevada
California
Eldon W. Cook
Zelda
Border
Tom
Montpelier, Idaho
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