New Totalitarian Web Looms Over European Empires
In a column by Joseph W. LeBine, Stalin is hailed as a master diplomat guiding a sweeping Axis and Soviet strategy. The piece argues that Germany and Russia drive Poland and Lithuania toward collapse while Britain and France face unprecedented peril as Japan seeks regional leverage and Mussolini weighs peace terms against expansionist aims.
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Louisiana Politics and Trials In 1940s Scandal
The article recounts Louisiana political turmoil with figures like Dr. James Monroe Smith and Seymour Weiss, noting convictions over hotel furniture sales to LSU. It mentions Leche, Ringfish Long, and political pressure from federal authorities, plus broader views on neutrality and wartime sentiment in the United States.
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New York
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Texas
Germany's World War Propaganda Tactics Revealed
A Washington analysis recounts how German propaganda shaped World War I news, naming the Berlin embassy as the primary source of scoops and notes the influence of Bernstorff and top officials. It discusses how German aims to project invincibility drove long war expectations and press manipulation. It also covers wartime media dynamics, including a Washington columnist’s underhanded influence and political alignments.
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Agricultural Outlook Before War and Market Trends
The piece reviews the prewar agricultural outlook, noting low prices for grains hogs fats and oils, a temporary wheat price rally in August, and expectations that government loans would support the market. It warns hog and fat oil supplies are above normal while dairy and poultry prices lag, with possible enormous crops next year if weather stays good but risks if war continues.
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Household Questions for Rest on Porch Lamp
A list of household stain tips and care steps includes removing ink with lemon juice, covering a parchment stain, and brushing with salt after drying. It also mentions washing towels and glassware and recommends a solution of Tinsee stain for cleaning. The text emphasizes diligence and family routines in maintaining home chores.
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