Capitol Hill Reacts Early To Hitler Radio Speech Unfolds
Early morning at the Capitol drew many officials to hear Hitler's radio address. Senators and representatives debated its vagueness and potential bluff while neutrality divisions persisted. Goering, though popular personally, drew mixed reactions among lawmakers as London and Paris signals cooled hopes for peace overtures.
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Tingley’s Victory Of Much Moment
Santa Fe reports a sweeping victory by former Governor Cyde Tingley in Albuquerque politics. Observers see wide impact for the 1940 primaries and general election efforts, with Tingley retaining control of the city council and signaling possible bids for governor or the senate.
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1940 Chevrolet Showing Tomorrow
The McNally-Hall Motor Company in Ros well announces the first showing of the 1940 Chevrolet tomorrow in its Sixth and Main showroom. President C. R. McNally says the new model is an unbelievable value, longer and roomier, and the most beautiful low priced car yet. Showrooms will be open from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. with decorations for Announcement Day.
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Canada to train air war pilots in empire plan
Ottawa officials announced a British empire wide program to train 6 000 to 20 000 pilots yearly in Canada. RCAF will shorten training to 28 weeks, with candidates from Canada Britain Australia and New Zealand. The plan was revealed in the House of Commons.
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Anderson's Gardens Ad Stirs Vegetable Soup Pack SALE
An Anderson's Gardens advertisement promotes vegetable salad and vegetable soup packs priced at 10 cents each, urging readers to try the value meal offerings.
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Big Guns Thunder as War Reserve Buying Slows
The Big Guns Will Thunder notes heavy but brief September war reserve buying by excited housewives, while national retail buying runs 8 to 138 percent above a year ago. Highly industrialized regions show strong gains with the Northwest and Southeast expanding margins to 6 to 314 percent after prior lag. Wholesale sales were smaller than last week, yet longer-term three to six month bookings persisted, per the agency report.
One Minute Test on Roe and Treaties
Question set asks: define roe and pate de foie gras. identify the treaty that permanently ceded Mackinac to the United States after a British temporary reoccupation.
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Birthday Child Todays Guardians and Prospects
GRAB BAG day celebrates birth days with hints of good business prospects and possible inheritance. A child born today is said to be clever and intuitive with artistic or musical talent, yet prone to critical moods and strong desires. Caution advised in dealings with elders.
Words of Wisdom Sin Quote Outlines Moral Parable
A compact aphorism notes that sin encompasses many tools, yet a lie serves as the common handle for all, echoing a Holmesian caution about deceit and its reach across actions and motives.
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Etiquette Hints Emphasize Trust and Secrecy
A column urges readers to value discretion as essential to trustworthiness, arguing that a person who cannot keep a secret loses the confidence of others. The piece links reliable conduct to social respect and personal reputation in daily life.
Horoscope for the Year and Birthday Health Boost
The current year begins with favorable outlooks for those who observe a Sunday hicroscope. If your birthday falls today, expect improved health. The brief includes a King Features Syndicate distribution and a quick quiz with answers: fish eggs, livers of specially fattened geese, and the Treaty of Ghent 1814.
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Pilots Trained in Canadian Schools Reach Newfoundland
Land routes via Newfoundland are used by pilots trained in advanced Canadian schools to avoid German submarine interference.
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Retail Buying In Good Showing
New York report from Dun and Bradstreet notes retail buying in stores remained strong this week despite high temperatures in parts of the country. Volume matched last week, with consumer alertness to prices evident, particularly in cash and woolen goods, aided by advertising appeals and markdowns.
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Consumer response shifts as weather cools staple prices mix
The credit agency cites strong consumer response across staple lines and resistance to sharp food price increases. Price-cutting begins in larger cities while seasonal items like Enitwear furs suffer from mild weather and grocery stores report a decline in business as customers adjust purchasing.
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