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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1941

Page

6

A Good Old Fashioned Revival and Views on War

In 1918 reflections on Britain and France shift from admiration for France to critique of its people and allies. The piece cites Daniel Schuyler and W O Hart advocating a revival of Christian responsibility to guide government and civilization. It also notes peace rumors viewed as potential German propaganda and reports wide state per capita indebtedness and income across five states.

Britain France Europe New York America England Lafayette Daniel Schuyler Chicago W. O. Hart The Orange Calif Daily News California Philos New Jersey Rhode Island Florida Kentucky Wisconsin Georgia Indiana

Hess Plot Revealed Behind British German Alliance Plan

The piece outlines a Nazi intrigue to ally with Britain against Russia led by Hess. It describes Hess flight, the aim to form a British German Axis, Italy’s rewards, and the plan’s exposure to Roosevelt and Hull. It notes British and Soviet reactions, Churchill’s assurance, and calls for a federal union.

Washington, D. C Hess—Mess Britain Soviet Russia Hess Red Balkan Germany Europe Hitler Norway Duke of Hamilton Italy France Washington Moscow Darlan Laval Roosevelt Hull Syria Japan Stalin John Winant Churchill

Nazis Employ Giant Pincer Maneuver In Drive

Weekly News Analysis reports Nazi forces using a pincer strategy to sever Russian supply lines. The piece notes a sweeping German offensive and analyzes its potential impact on the Eastern Front. It also covers a U.S. crackdown with federal agents arresting 29 individuals tied to a major espionage fund.

U. S

Fighting Hard on a 2000 Mile Russo German Front

The article argues Russians fight with vigor but are pushed back by German mechanized assault. It maps four fronts from Norway to the Baltic, noting Minsk as a central target and Ukraine as a coveted aim. Propaganda claims aim to sap morale on both sides, with shifts in reported bravery and surrender narratives.

Germany Norway Finland Leningrad Estonia Latvia Lithuania East Prussia Russia Minsk Ukraine Prut Baltic States

Spy Roundup Nets 29 Arrests In Espionage Ring

FBI completed a major espionage sweep arresting 29 suspects including 22 Germans. The ring conspired to pass information about British bound ship cargoes and U S naval army and air craft developments to foreign powers over two years of investigation.

Federal Bureau of Investigation Germany FBI United States

Record of Early 1940s Air Power and War Powers Debate

The article reviews extreme airspeed feats reaching 661 mph by Bob Fausel at Wright Field and other dives by Andy McDonough and Ben Kelsey, signaling future faster ships. It notes Langley field wind tunnel upgrades for 500 mph tests and discusses Roosevelt era expansion of presidential powers amid isolationist criticism. It also argues air bombers surpass railway guns in accuracy and impact, predicting obsolescence of large fixed guns.

U. S. Army Wright Field Bob Fausel Wright Company Andy McDonough Air Corps Bell Marchfield Calif Mitchelfield L. I Washington Langley Field Coast Guard Army War Department

Planes in Syria show mixed results for American aircraft

Reports from Australians in the RAF in Syria and North Africa praise Martin bombers for speed and effectiveness against Nazi and Fascist planes. Curtiss Tomahawk fighters receive acclaim in both theaters, while Vichy French use of Martin bombers leads to Tomahawk clashes. Despite optimism, Tomahawks reportedly down Martin bombers as well as Junkers Heinkel and Caproni planes in Africa and Syria.

Syria Africa Britain North African U. S Junkers Heinkels and Capronis

Defense setup praised and blasted by House committee

The House Military Affairs Committee condemned many agencies and officials over defense management, noting added boards and clashes with OPM, the Maritime Commission, the State Department, and Ickes. It cited Knudsen and Henderson as examples of lagging production and price controls, reflecting broad dissatisfaction with New Deal defense policy.

House Military Affairs Committee House Defense Advisory Commission Army Navy OPM Maritime Commission State Department Ickes House Committee William Knudsen Leon Henderson Defense New Deal

FIELD DAY FOR BRITAIN IN WORLD WAR II

General J F C Fuller proposes hit and run attacks on Nazi held coast and cross channel invasion using amphibian tanks. Britons press for invasion as Luftwaffe raids continue with minimal Allied losses and heavy strikes on occupied Europe.

Hitler Engand British Isles J. F. C. Fuller

Perhaps His Neighbors Were Only Keeping Time

Wilkes vented a serious complaint to his landlord accusing the flat above of causing a disturbance. He said they jumped on the floor at one o clock while he was awake rehearsing on his saxophone.

Ignace Jan Paderewski New York Free Poland Wilkes

Star Hit for Penetrolo(ws) Day by Day

A short, dated quip notes living life in small portions. The piece frames daily duties as a reason for gratitude and cites a quote attributed to Colonel de Burgh about tackling tasks one day at a time.

de Burgh

Swift Growth Report Accelerates with Travel Gains

A brief notice notes that growth accelerates with travel and expands as progress continues, reflecting a Vergilian idea cited in a concise report.

Pleasant Way To Lose Excess Fat

Promises weight loss with Effervescent Kruschen diet plan and daily morning dose in water. Advises cutting pastry fatty meats potatoes butter cream and sugar and weighing after 30 days. Offers money back if not delighted and notes available at druggists with warning to look for Effervescent Kruschen on carton.

Paying Debt Through Industry and Thrift

Quoted Carlyle remark on debt payment highlights two paths: boost income via industry and cut spending through thrift. The maxim frames fiscal responsibility as productive work and prudent budgeting.

Carlyle

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