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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
5
Roosevelt contends with a growing antiintervention bloc as Lindbergh warns over Britain while diplomats probe a pacific path in Asia. Nomura’s message and Churchill’s remarks intensify debate on aiding Britain and Russia, with U.S. tax and defense plans under scrutiny as Quisling’s Norway intrigues surface.
BAUKHAGE discusses civilian defense morale in Washington and Ottawa, urging practical action over speeches. He cites shortages, industrial shifts to plastics, soy oil uses, and the need for coordinated government and public support. He notes Senator Truman’s critique of training and housing for inductees and reflects on propaganda monitoring and public apathy.
A Delaware summer resort town of Ranoboth experienced a several hour blackout after a plane crash forced a landing through electric lines. The craft carried a man and woman. they escaped with no immediate deaths though the incident caused widespread disruption and minor injuries amid the darkness.
Jarvis Ti. Coc ter, 36, confessed to ten women’s murders and is jailed in New York. Authorities on the East Coast urged further questioning to link him to additional unsolved cases. A separate note predicts oil supply shortages from producers to refiners through September.
A Nazi plane crashed off the Norwegian coast the fisherman towed it ashore and was questioned about survivors. Travelers returned from Iceland say whisky is scarce. Secretary Wickard warns on land and food policy affecting war effort.
The article recalls Dorothy Dale from The Wizard of Oz and her rise as a national patriotic songster and leader. It highlights her influence at Veterans events, her Met debut in La Boheme, and notes on Army morale efforts led by Frederick Osborn with a shift toward non-showmanship in wartime morale.
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