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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1939

Page

6

Molotov Speech Stuns Europe as Axis Shifts and Italy Holds Neutrality

Molotov’s address triggers a global read of alliances as Italy signs to stay neutral while Mussolini reshuffles leadership away from pro axis figures. Britain and the United States push neutrality efforts and arm embargo debates as Germany grows aggressor in Western Europe.

All Hallow Moscow Viacheslav Molotov Adolf Hitler Russia Germany Italy Hungary Molotov N Duce Benito Mussolini Dino Alfieri Nazidom Paul Joseph Goebbels Achille Starace Fuehrer Rudolf Hess France Alberto Pariani Hitler Walther von Brauchitsch Giuseppe Valle Hermann Goering Rodolfo Graziani Galeazzo Ciano Mussolini Sian United States Philippines Soviet Union Finland Massachusetts John McCormack House Laurence Steinhardt Michael Kalinin Kalinin Roosevelt U. S White House Steve Early

Aviation Quiz Delivers Dares And Deductions

A mixed newspaper quiz asks about Clyde Schlieper and Wes Carroll’s fatigue, a failed nonstop New York flight to an undisclosed destination, the freezing cancer treatment for Mrs. Homer Stout, the Mexican revolutionary party’s demand on oil lands, a James Mead bill for small loans to a chosen group, and Britain's winter food ration outlook.

Clyde Schlieper Wes Carroll New York Homer Stout Oklahoma Mexican Revolutionary Party Sen James Mead The Treasury Britain

Roosevelt third-term talk stirs 1940 politics in West

In San Francisco Henry Wallace hurls doubt on Roosevelt re election while Steve Early clarifies no boom. Oregon's Charles McNary considers a run and Montana's Burton Wheeler eyes vice presidency with La Follette. John Lewis objects to progressive Salt Lake City meeting as a potential third term push. Washington monitors warn Lewis support could doom Wheeler.

Henry Wallace Oregon Charles McNary Montana Burton K. Wheeler la Follette California Cuthbert Olson Salt Lake City John Lewis Wheeler Lewis Washington A. F. of L Senate

Communications: Twisted Wires

Following an ultimatum from Chicago District Attorney Thomas J. Courtney and U S District Attorney William J Campbell, the American Telephone and Telegraph company barred Moses Annenberg's race betting information service from using its facilities. The Illinois Bell Telephone company followed suit.

Chicago Thomas J. Courtney U. S William J. Campbell American Telephone and Telegraph Company Moses Annenberg Illinois Bell Telephone Company

Endurance firers face long hours and wrong destination

Schlieper and Carroll endured 30 days awake over Long Beach California. The flight goal was Lima Peru but landed in Ecuador. A death cited as rupture of a bile duct with possible cancer treatment success. A party demands permanent seizure of lands. Ration cards to be distributed December 1 focusing on butter ham and bacon.

Schlieper Carroll Long Beach Calif Lima Peru Ecuador

Bette Davis Eyes Major Film Powers And Movie News

Bette Davis presses for a stage hit to become a film with Warner Brothers backing a Broadway success in New York. James Stewart may win a best actor statue for Mr Smith Goes to Washington, while Frank Capra adds another laurels. Mutiny in the Big House premieres at a Pennsylvania penitentiary with a wardens approval. Tailspin Tommy planes disrupt Danger Flight filming and Jack Benny troupe stars in Buck Benny Rides Again with Nelson Eddy's salary cited at six thousand five hundred dollars weekly.

John Trent

Ask Me Another Quiz Pack From 1885 Trade Book

Offering information on various subjects from 1885 includes definitions and explanations. It covers time zones and calendar remarks, language abbreviations, Roman and Italian usage, the Star Sprangled Banner title, Alaska Indian numbers, extemporaneous meaning, and rubber tree tapping intervals of five to ten years.

George Eliot Chicago San Francisco Rome Alaska United States Francis Scott Key Fort McHenry

Dinah Shore’s New Sunday Spot Faces Benny Challenge

The note says Dinah Shore starts a Sunday night show opposite Jack Benny and quips that if anyone must outduel Benny, it should be her. A friend in India asked Benny Venuta if she’d attend a muckna social. she learned muckna means a tuskless male elephant. Mervyn LeRoy saw a 16 year old Texas girl, Lydna Yoakley, at a New York rodeo and plans her early production.

Dinah Shore Jack Benny Benny India Bennay Venuta Mervyn Leroy New York

Contest definitions and time zone note

The text defines a contest as a battle for supremacy and a tournament as a test of athletics or card skill. It states George Eliot was a woman. It notes two to one for mountain time and one for Pacific time. It begins a line about a U S coin not minted since.

George Eliot U.S

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