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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1941
Page
2
Edward C. Wayne analyzes Roosevelt taking a positive stance against appeasement while Lindbergh warns of trouble with Great Britain. Diplomats attempt cautious moves in the Far East as tensions rise.
The piece contrasts President Roosevelt and allies urging awareness of Europe’s danger with critics like Lindbergh and Cox challenging intervention. It notes Vichy plots in the United States, Laval's shooting, De Gaulle plans, and Quisling's fate, alongside domestic debates on defense funding and public accountability.
National Farm and Home Hour discusses lack of rhythm in Washington and the effort to build morale for defense. It cites civilian apathy, production delays, and the need for effective cooperation between government and business to support war needs.
In Rehoboth Delaware a plane carrying a man and woman forced a landing through power lines and burst into flames. Both escaped. town dark for hours with no casualties. In New York Jarvis R. Catoe 36 confesses to 10 murders, questioned about more across eastern cities. Washington forecasts continued oil supply cues to dealers through September.
A Nazi air accident off Norway prompts a fisherman to question Nazi credibility after rescuers ask if any fliers survived. Iceland reports whisky priced at a dollar and a half a drink. Wickard argues forests are essential for future peace and food will influence postwar treaties.
A 32 page booklet explains weaving with a cardboard loom to make coasters, dolls, belts, purses, place mats and more. Gift ideas note service members prefer Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert tobacco, with local dealers promoting cartons and tins as welcome gifts.
Horace quotes a blunt line about the human fearlessness in facing crime as the speaker notes the drive of people pushing onward despite danger. The fragment evokes a philosophical view rather than a news report with concrete events or entities.
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