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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1941

Page

3

Navy patrols Atlantic to spy Nazi raiders on 2000 mile range

Washington weighs war by observation craft over guns as U S patrols scan the Atlantic for raiders. The effort could speed British warnings and allow pursuers to track raiders, potentially altering naval tactics and farm subsidies amid tax-cut talk.

Washington Roosevelt Atlantic Admiralty U. S Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr Congress

Broadcasts In German Heard From Washington Plans

A National Farm and Home Hour piece discusses a planned German language broadcast from Washington to reach German speaking residents and their descendants. The program aims to educate and unite audiences while countering Nazi propaganda and possibly promoting anti Nazi messages. It cites Attorney General Jackson and notes increased foreign language newscasts from major networks and WRUL Boston.

WNU H Street N. W Washington, D. C Washington Total Defense England Germany Potomac Department of Justice Goebbels Goethe Berlin Jackson United States France European South America Department

Officers Must Read Broadly Says Army Circular

A 16 page circular outlines book recommendations for officers spanning philosophy political science military history international relations and major works from Stalin's Secret Service to Hitler's Mein Kampf.

Stalin Secret Service Hitler

Army Adds Fourth Grade Requirement for Draft Registration

The Selective Service says illiteracy blocks draft eligibility. After attempting to train illiterate selectees on modern machines, officials now require a fourth grade education or its equivalent to join the army.

Army Selective Service Administration

Comfortable Slip For Large Women With Darted Fit

A slip designed for large women features underarm and waistline darts to ensure a comfortable bust fit and slim silhouette. The pattern offers both strap and non strap styles for a versatile, well tailored undergarment.

Right of the Accused in Roman and English Law

The right of an accused to confront accusers traces to imperial Rome and appears in English law, not as an original constitutional feature. Festus, the Judean procurator, replied that Romans do not condemn before the accused can face his accusers and answer the charges.

Rome St. Paul Festus Judea Paul Jerusalem

New Way to a Youthful Figure Slimming Story

A stout woman loses up to 24 pounds in three months by limiting calories to about 1200 daily. She feels younger while eating as much as ever. The ad promises a graceful new figure with a 32 page booklet of 42 low calorie menus and a calorie chart. Send for a copy by mail.

Washington Russia Stalin State Department Sumner Welles Tovarisch Oumanski Sixteenth Street England British Isles Hitler Genevieve Tabouis France Gestapo United States Germany Suez Gibraltar

Masonry Via Wire Ceremony Links Stones Across Distances

A London exhibit drew 10,000 Masons as a dignitary laid a substitute stone. Each move triggered electrical synchronization that laid the real stone miles away at a hospital site, demonstrating a new method of coordinating cornerstone ceremonies via electric wires.

Colliers London

The New Way to a Youthful Figure Ad

Reader home service ad from 635 Sixth Ave New York offers a youthfulness guide for 10 cents. Preserves address and price as read.

Reader-Home Sixth Ave New York City

Scorn for Small Things Echoes in Ancient Proverb

A terse Ecclesiastic maxim warns that contempt for minor matters leads to gradual downfall, reflecting a cultural emphasis on prudence and discipline in everyday life. The phrase underlines the belief that small transgressions accumulate into larger failures over time.

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