Publication Notes and World War II Isolationism Debate
A Lorain county column discusses the need for united action against aggression, favoring the end of isolationism. It cites Manchuria, Ethiopia, and Poland as failures of isolationist policy, endorsing a collective security approach and the Republican Party’s shift toward wartime unity.
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Republican Party
Radin
Radia
Jia
Manchuria
China
Japan
Ethiopia
Germany
Poland
United States
Joe Martin
G.O.7
Wendell William
Republican Party Has Performed A Patriotic Duty Anl
U.S. Versatile Army Proves Adaptable Across Environments
The piece describes a highly flexible U S Army, capable of fighting on land, air, or sea and operating in Arctic, desert, jungle, or mountains. It notes the force may rival historic arms in breadth of skill and equipment, with paratroops swimmers and tank specialists highlighted, while contrasting Navy enlistment posters.
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U.S
Homme
Unt
Thic
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Arctic
Blizeand
Africa
Mikees
Navy
Dot
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Perilous Ballooning Record From Glaisher and Coxwell
Meteorologist Glaisher noted loss of limb movement at great height yet full control of back and neck muscles, aiding Coxwell who pulled the release with teeth. Coxwell then climbed from the basket to perform the task despite frozen hands. Ascent began September 3 near Wolverhampton, Staffordshire.
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Glaisher
Coxwell
Wolverhampton
Staffordshire
Washington Merry-Go-Round recounts Biddle and Dies saga
The piece outlines Attorney General Francis Biddle reviewing the Dies charges of Communist influence in government, the Hoover inquiry, and the Fre investigation report that clears most charges. It notes Roosevelt and Wallace exchanges, Laval’s French move, and Congressmen enlisting or deferment amid war pressures. A Washington lobby reemerges, linked to expanding public power for the war effort.
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God
Francis Biddle
Marlin
Biddle
Justice Department
Texas
J. Edgar Hoover
Dempsey
Cormerce Taylor
Secretaary
Treasurs
Roosevelt
Wallace
Henry
Henry Wallace
Brerd
Ecofe
MONS
Washington
13Th Street
Icbbby
Arkansas
War Production Board
Clyde Ellis
Howe
Saen
Boby
Congress
Elis Resqlu
Merry-Gueroend
Ion
Pat di Cires
Gloria Vanderbilt
Army of Navy
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Today in History and Anniversaries Chronology
Anniversaries list notable figures with birth and death dates including Willant Shakespeare James Huthanan and Stephen A Douglas. Today in History covers events from 1633 Boston Public Latin School to 1839 Rocky Mountain News first issue and 1896 Edison's Vitascope. Also notes Edwin C Hu radio columnist and wartime political context and President Roosevelt plans.
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Willant Shakespeare
Dune J
Chauncey M. Depre
Sarieet
New York
Talla Way
Reena
N.Y
James T Hammond
York
Tt Nustin
Oreg
Arthur T. Hadhey
New Haven, Conn
Boston
John Paul Jones
England
Whitehaven
A. S. Senate
Washington
Sirius
Great Western
Rocky Mountain News
Colorado
Auraria
Denver
Edison
Vitascope
Notable figures and events cited in a 9 year old memory list
A dated reminiscence names Prof Daniell Wendersom Yale and other distinguished figures with birthplace and age notes. It mentions a charity mood about rewards, a school concert program with performers Marilyn Molnar and Veronica Hushewski, and Vincent school eighth graders in spelling contests and two plays Elmer and Betty's Paris Ho. It also notes Spain's crude rubber export restriction cited by the Department of Commerce.
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Jean Colting
Pulka
Aurey Copas
Dover
Marilyn Molnar
Grace Marshall
Wilma Piveceh
R. Starr
Ida
Kereey Sisters
Herbert Hayter
Virginia
Willsee Wacksmith
Veronica Hushewski
America
Loretta Matuszak
Vincent School
Cleveland
Vincent School News Selections Presented in Musical Program
The Vincent program opens with a musical sequence featuring selections labeled Folke At Home and At, showcasing student performers. Details are limited due to fragmentary OCR but indicate a school event with music and likely local participants.
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Vincent
Folke
Bible Readings and Bridge Facts Highlight Civic Strength
The piece mixes sermon text about walking worthy of vocation with a note on the George Washington Bridge's engineering. It describes salt wire cables and many wires forming four cables, arguing democracy and Christian governance rely on individual effort. It warns against snobbishness and urges every person to matter.
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George Washington
Toatite Whitch
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