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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1941
Page
2
Rome reports the Italian government has barred CBA broadcaster Cecil Brown from the air citing an unfavored general attitude in his broadcasts. London notes the Daily Worker communist paper published in a single sheet with Scotland Yard guards at its offices for its final issue.
Shirley Cook, a six year old from North Dorset England, models a warmly dressed outfit donated by the United States Red Cross. The child, living away from her bombed neighborhood, smiles as she clutches her pet, grateful for the aid from America during 1941.
The piece notes Romania’s split amid Antonescu and Sima factions each claiming Hitler’s backing, with Sima’s Iron Guard looting Jewish homes while Antonescu’s regime claimed favorable shadow from Der Fuehrer. It warns Romania could become a Germany base for oil, wheat, troops, and supplies. It also surveys three dates for a potential English invasion, with timelines from Cross, Halifax, and Baron Von Werra, implying spring action and U.S. aid needs.
Americana Detroit reports Charles J. Kalish 23 signed a 20 week contract at 200 dollars weekly for two parts in a radio show and then boarded a train to Camp Custer in army uniform as a private. Hollywood notes actor Paul Barrett, cast as a Nazi storm trooper in a war picture, received his shooting orders.
Washington observers note links between opposition to Roosevelt era aid to Britain and historical figures. The piece traces kinship of antiwar sentiment from Champ Clark to La Follette and Lindbergh, and critiques British agricultural policy from prewar to modern times, citing Sir Charles Ross on Britain's food production and self sufficiency.
A garbled column cites New York Mayor LaGuardia and critics arguing auto horns provoke aggression and chaos. It condemns loud horns while ridiculing campaigns to soften volume and suggests horns transform drivers into aggressors, urging removal to restore civility and peace. Includes caricature praise and scattered humor about winter fashion and public notices.
A collection of home repair guidance covering exterior paint spray suitability on rough shingles, rainwater drainage fixes with larger gutters and slope adjustment, making storm windows with frames, waterproofing casings with paraffin mixtures, locating outdoor fireplace plans in the barbecue book, and refastening loose chair rungs with steel pins.
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