Ohio's Unusual Dilemma and a Budget Surplus Debate
Cleveland Mayor Frank Lausche is urged by The Ohio Citizen to press Gov. Bricker for a treasury surplus. The article argues the funds should address school debt welfare additions and emergency reserves, even if politically risky. It notes Bricker's openness to the idea despite Democratic opposition and reflects broader desire for extra state money.
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Ohio
Bricker
Ohio Democrats
Brazil and the United States in Dutch Guiana Security Deal
An analysis argues practical collective security hinges on Brazil's cooperative stance and advance U S assurances to withdraw troops from Dutch Guiana. It contends warning shots and timely coordination with the Dutch government in exile could have prevented wider conflict, implying a preventative, point‑of‑danger approach.
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United States
Dutch Guiana
Guianas
South America
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
League of Nations
Latin America
Europe
Beware Nazi Crusade Ploy Splits World View
The piece warns that Nazi propaganda aims to split the world into pro and anti Bolshevik camps, pressuring Americans to choose sides between Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin. It argues readers should oppose both, supporting the weaker side, Stalin, to avoid being drawn into pro-Adolf factions.
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Germany
Goebbels
Joe Stalin
Adolf
Joe
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Behind The News Hunting Season Britain's African Campaign
Britain boosts its North Africa operations as soldiers rush to Africa to support the campaign while the Axis cannot divert large forces from the Russian Front. The move signals widening military commitments and strategic reshaping of wartime priorities.
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Britain
Axis
British Libyan drive gains and German thefts reported
Nov 25 report notes Hitler urged Mussolini to send five Italian divisions to the Russian front but Mussolini refused due to Libyan front risks. It outlines Axis tensions, Italian looting of Ethiopian and Libyan wealth, and heavy German purchases of Italian goods. Also discusses U.S. labor and defense leadership with Steelman, Nelson, and SPAB roles amid a chaotic defense setup.
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Ashington
Hitler
Mussolini
Derfuehrer
Dnce
Berlin
No Stalemate For Axis Forces In Sight
R Hoover and Sen Tydings urge a vast invasion to defeat Germany while Britain and Russia remain outside. The piece argues the war remains highly dynamic with Hitler’s forces active in Europe and elsewhere, making any stalemate claim premature and dangerous. It notes ongoing defensive campaigns by Britain, Russia, and China, and warns against assuming a fixed outcome before decisive victory.
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Far East
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Petain
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South Atlantic
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Turkey
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Libya
Middle East
The
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Middle
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Asia
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Mr. Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Bryan Foy Not Because He Is 43 But Because He's A Nice Gent
A compact profile of Bryan Foy portraying character over age, focusing on his persona and inner life. The piece paints Foy as affable and principled, contrasting public perception with personal warmth. It highlights community ties and informal anecdotes that reveal his true temperament.
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John R. Steelman
Miss Perkins
Steelman
Lewis
Brynne Foy the First Talking Picture Pioneer
Damon Runyon describes Bryan Lincoln Fitzgerald Foy known as Brynne Foy born in Chicago and son of Eddie Foy. He helped create early talking pictures, directed and produced many films including Knute Rockne and The Fighting 69th while working with Warner Brothers and 20th Century Fox. He also wrote songs and comedies and lived in Bel-Air and Palm Springs.
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Seven Little Foys
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Lee Shubert
New York
Lee Foy
Gallagher and Shean
Ed Gallagher
Gallagher and
Shean
Gallagher
Brynie
Winnie Sheehan
Fox Pictures
Cinemaburg
Sheehan
Monte Brice
William K. Howard
Elysia
Valley of the Nude
Warner Brothers
Knute Rockne
Fighting 69Th
Warner’s
Bryne” Foy
20Th Century-Fox
Bel-Aair
Palm Springs
King Features, Inc
Theatergoer Finds Wife After Comedy of Errors
A man struggles into a theater with his wife and a pile of belongings. He sorts bills tickets and gloves, misplaces ticket stubs, and endears his pursuit of his wife as she vanishes into darkness, finally calling out I found you Tootsie but not quite.
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Oday
Tootsie
Century storms and distant events across eras
A survey of notes from multiple eras highlights a Florida coast storm with heavy losses and possible fatalities, 40 years ago customs revenues in New York, a Panamanian conflict report, a turf auction in New York, a church call in Millersburg, German destroyer raids on the English coast, a Toledo Morris Plan Bank presidency, and Ohio anniversary news plus local public works removals.
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New York
Capt
Perry
Iowa
Washington
Alban
Panama
Directum
New York City
P. H. Welshimer
Millersburg
First Christian Church
Chihuahua City
Gordon M. Mather
Canton
Toledo Morris Plan Bank
Teen lover slain and killer dies by self harm
Twenty five years ago last Monday at 1 a.m. a man killed his 16 year old schoolgirl sweetheart at Marlboro. At 9 a.m. the man fired four shots into his body in Alliance. On Friday at 6 p.m. the man’s uncle, feeling disgraced, hanged. Villa bandits were reported routed by Carranza.
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Alliance
Villa
Carranza
Quote from Glenn L. Martin on air strength
The statement warns that no government should let its air power decline as voiced by Glenn L. Martin, noted plane designer and builder, emphasizing the need for sustained aviation strength.
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Glenn L. Martin
Scioto Trail State Forest in Ross County Ohio
The Scioto Trail State Forest sits south of Chillicothe between State Route 23 and the Scioto River in Ross County. It covers 9,088 acres of rocky, wooded terrain with deep hollows and fern-filled ravines. The highest point hosts a ranger lookout offering panoramic views and the recreation area provides parking, shelter house, picnic grounds, benches, tables, fireplaces, and restrooms. Footpaths radiate from the area. The Brazilian president Getulio Vargas is quoted on shared defense.
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Tust
Chillicothe
Sciocito River
Scioto Trail Forest
Ross County
Rangers
Small Fry Watchers by Ruth Millett
Couples struggle to find child care as household help dwindles. In Des Moines the YWCA runs a course for high school girls to care for and entertain children, earning certificates and placing them in employment files. The program offers practical aid for couples seeking evening care and provides work for girls. Agriculture Secretary Wickard notes farmers face choosing between overproduction and underproduction, a clear tradeoff.
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Des Moines
NEA Service
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