Spelling the Rocky Charles Michelson and Lindbergh on Congress
The article critiques isolationist views and warns of threats to congressional power under a potential presidential prerogative. It discusses the President's limited authority over Congress and the partisan divide, noting isolationist rhetoric, freedom of speech concerns, and ongoing wartime policy. It also mentions agricultural notes on leaf decay and Utah sugar beet yields forecasts for 1941.
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G.O.P
America
Wadsworth
Joe Martn
Lindbergh
Nena
Red Cross Volunteers Aid Defense Effort Across Nation
Washington report highlights over 1.2 million Red Cross volunteers supporting defense work. Volunteers produce surgical dressings and comfort items, learn emergency feeding, and expand roles in canteens, Gray Ladies, and canteen corps. Large drive aims to 40 million surgical dressings for Army and Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Home Service
Davis
Red Cross
Beaufighter: Britain’s Powerful New Fighter Plane
Details of Britain's Beaufighters reveal a 21 000 pound all metal fighter with 930 mph top speed at 14 600 feet, four 20 mm Hispano Suiza cannons and six 7.92 mm Browns guns. Demonstrations showed short takeoff and agile aerobatics despite heavy armament. Equipped with navigation lamps, flare systems, oxygen, motion picture camera, extinguishers, first aid, emergency rations, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Middle East
Toyal
New Fabrics Free Army Navy From Need of Silk
The army and navy faced silk shortages for powder bags and parachutes. The army devised a cotton substitute for most uses while the navy reported a synthetic silk option and ample stockpiled silk. A government order freezes silk supplies to cover two years of military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amertitemaey
Waanivwaun
Navy
Office of Production Management
Red River Dam Dooms Three Small Communities
The Red River dam reservoir will flood Wardville and Aylesworth in Oklahoma and Hagerman in Texas, forcing relocation of under 1,400 residents. Curtis P. Harris, federal land attorney, plans condemnation suits to obtain the land for the $54 million project, with homes and cemeteries to be moved or dismantled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Red River
Oklahoma
Texas
Curtis P. Harris
Wardville
Aylesworth
Hagerman
British Soldier Loses Job for Blushing at Duties
London reports a British soldier blushed so deeply while distributing army kit to Auxiliary Transport Service recruits that he resigned. He is replaced by a woman better suited to handling women’s clothing anxieties, while he finds relief from the criticisms of young A U and members who note the cloths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Auxiliary Transport Service
Army
A. U
Wedding Seals 80-Year Romance at Knott End Church
In Knott End England Edward Smithson and Marlon Holmes ended a long dispute after quarrel and reconciled to wed. The couple, ages 78 and 73, were finally married at the Methodist church in Knott End.
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Knott End
England
Edward Smithson
Marlon Holmes
Pias Os
Air Travel Breaks Air Tlecords In 1940s Era Summary
Air travel records show domestic routes covering 12,474,701 miles, a 22 percent rise from last year, with passengers at 491,417, up 40 percent. Express shipments grew 3 percent. Concurrent reports note Argentina receiving hatchery eggs by air from U S Department of Agriculture for experimental breeding, and wartime lend-lease aid peaking at 155 million dollars in September. The Army reports better fed status than 60 percent of civilians, while Treasury warns savings shortfalls. Red Cross delivers 2.090 tons of relief supplies to East Africa colonies and mentions 2.3 million dollars in distributed aid through 23 agencies. Also notes maternity stalls, calf pens, ventilation, and the eye structure of the chameleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Administration
U.S
Argentina
United States
Department of Agriculture
South America
Air Express
Ministry of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Stettinins
Great Britain
China
Red Cross
East Africa
Massawa
Middle East
Notice of Parowan Reservoir Company assessment
Parowan Reservoir Company directors levied 25 cents per share on outstanding capital stock at a October 8 1941 meeting. Payments are due to the secretary at Richards home Parowan Utah by November 15 1941. Delinquent shares will be sold at public auction on December 15 1941 to recover the amount plus advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardwarn Reservoir
Parowan
Utah
Parowan Reservor Company
Richards Home
Parowon
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Parawan
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Papowan
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H.C. Parcells
Intermountain Title Guaranty Co
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