War clouds over Europe as Hitler presses demands
The article reports Hitler's letter to Premier Daladier signaling insistence on Danzig and the Polish corridor, with Britain and France pledging to aid Poland if resisted. Some observers see a possible easing of tension from Hitler's lengthy explanation, while others warn the risk of war remains. The British cabinet meets again amid uncertain signals and unconfirmed proposals, leaving open the hope for a peaceful settlement yet underscoring growing preparations for war across Europe.
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Hitler
Danzig
Polish
Poland
Germany
London
Neville Henderson
Henderson
Europe
England
Chamberlain
Sion
Russia
Mitler
Croydon
Invention Sparks Lipstick Machine Debate
Reports from Hollywood discuss a new lipstick testing device by a beauty expert named Benious. The machine measures lip contact and uses plastic lips, drawing praise from some for ingenuity while health authorities question safety and effectiveness, anticipating further tests before consumer use.
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Hollywood
Benious
Median
Npstick
Dictatorship fears in war talk gloom across democracies
Boake Carter cites rapid British Parliament powers granted to Chamberlain and the government, warning of drift toward dictatorship if the United States meddles in European wars. He contrasts Roosevelt’s moves with South African leaders and condemns imperialist, propaganda-driven war framing by Britain, France, and Germany.
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Chamberlain
Britain
United States
Washington
America
Europe
Francois Malan
Mr. Chamberlain
Great Britain
France
Germany
Roosevelt warns on war and domestic economy urgency
The article recounts a heart to heart with a middle of the road Democrat urging Roosevelt to ease up on reform. Roosevelt argues war in Europe will topple private enterprise and threaten democracy, stressing the need to move forward with protective measures and a mobilization strategy. It details New Deal officials at risk points, stock exchange protections, naval deployments, and potential neutrality law revisions. A Houston note describes the police department's plan to dramatize fatal automobile accidents with flag signals.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Italy
Germany
Europe
United States
State Department
U. S
Pacific
Panama Canal
Caribbean
Bermuda
Bahamas
Jamaica
French
British West Indies
France
Great Britain
Nungesser's wartime feats and later fuel experiments
Lieutenant Charles Nungesser became France's third rank aviator after downing 45 enemy planes in World War I. He survived a 1915 crash that broke a leg and shoulder and endured 17 wounds while continuing to fly. A 1935 Los Angeles diesel engine reportedly ran on straight whiskey, devised by a German engineer using diverse fuels from coal to coconuts. Tomorrow: The Onion Gold strike.
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Charles Nungesser
France
Nungesser
Los Angeles
Is It Our Business to Intervene with Germany
The fragment asks whether involvement against Germany is our concern, framing the issue as a question of national interests and foreign policy responsibility. It reflects public debate on whether actions abroad should be driven by direct stakes or broader moral or strategic considerations.
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South Africa
Jan Smuts
Union of South Africa
England
Roosevelt
Germany
Bureau Wins in 22 Fraud Prosecutions
The Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports success in 22 fraud prosecutions. Director G. S. Kallenbaugh announced a new spot check system for record inspection to deter improper claims. R. S. Fry heads Compliance and Payroll, guiding auditors protecting the unemployment fund.
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Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
G. S. Kallenbaugh
Bureau
Kallenbaugh
R. S. Fry
Corps of
BUC
Bible Readings and Trust in God Meditation
The piece reflects on Psalm 91 and the link between mind and body, urging readers to replace worry with trust in God. It emphasizes God’s protection, deliverance from danger, and the strength gained by relying on divine purpose amid daily troubles. It closes with a daily exhortation to affirm faith.
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God
Penfield Republican caucus outlines local offices
Penfield Township Republican caucus convened Friday night August 25 with Ira Starr as chair and W. H. Myers as secretary. Nominees were True Denham for Township Trustee Howard Stephen for Clerk Robert Eglin for Justice of the Peace Charlie Bligh for Constable and W. H. Myers with Wilford Browand for School Board members.
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Penfield
Penfield Township
Ira Starr
Starr
W. H. Myers
True Denham
Howard Stephen
Robert Eglin
Charlie Bligh
Wilford Browand
Penfield School Opens With Unchanged Bus Routes
Penfield School will open Tuesday September 5. Three bus routes operated by Fred Rollin Harley Smith and Arlo Witbeck remain unchanged for the new year. Lavatories will be completed by opening day, funded as the board deems fit. Miss Rachel Lowash of Mullersburg joins the High School as Latin English and Home Economics teacher, succeeding Miss Margaret Berger who resigned to marry.
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Penfield
Fred Rollin
Harley Smith
Arlo Witbeck
Rachel Lowash
Mulersburg
Muskingum College
Nashville
Ohio
Lowash
Margaret Berger
Needle Thimble Club closes year with picnic by river
The Needle Thimble Club ended its year with a picnic and wiener roast by the river at advisor Mrs Howard Andrews home. Assistant advisor Mrs Robert Riggs attended. Fourteen members attended with Helen Falconer of Litchfield as a guest. The club has three divisions and at the Wellington Fair booth exhibit most earned A grades. Norma Smith was chosen by County Extension Agent Miss Frances Eckert to attend the Ohio State Fair to exhibit luncheon cloth and napkins in the 4-H Girls Learn to Sew Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Andrews
Robert Riggs
Helen Falconer
Litchfield
Wellington Fair
Norma Smith
Frances Eckert
Short items on Sunday picnic dinner guests
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stephen entertained guests at a Sunday picnic dinner. The report notes the attendees but provides limited details beyond the social hosting.
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Howard Stephen
Anniversaries and Historical Figures Listed
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES recounts births and deaths of notable figures from 1728 to 1847 including John Stark Elizabeth Ann Seton James Oliver Patrick Feehan and Bellamy Storer. It also notes historical milestones and a long column of local social updates with visitors and travel.
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John Stark
Londonderry
N. H
Manchester
Elizabeth Ann Seton
American Sisters of Charity
New York City
Baltimore
James Oliver
Indiana
Scotland
South Bend
Ind
Patrick A. Feehan
Nashville
Chicago
Ireland
Robert Seton
Gradson
Elizabeth Ann
Italy
Henry R. Towne
Stamford
Degrees Promise a Useful and Successful Life
A nostalgic note extols a degree as shaping a useful life. It suggests a seemingly simple exterior may mask a profound mind, sometimes hindered by expression but remediable through training. The piece urges directed aspirations, rounded life, and a peaceful end in competence.
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