Looking At The News With Henry McLemore
Henry McLemore criticizes a Pearl Harbor burial photo and wartime etiquette, arguing American soldiers should drop old world manners. He urges a tougher stance against Axis powers, warning history won’t save comfort for future generations if victory isn’t achieved.
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Pearl Harbor
America
Pacific
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Aly Urse
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Trier
Washington
Toda
Yesteryear
Hitler
King Tut
Orstoru
Hi Tory
Miss Fern Gest Weds Sandusky Man in Valley City
Miss Fern Gest of Columbia becomes Mrs Richard Cole in a December 27 ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Valley City. Attendant was her sister Mrs Waller Peake of Cleveland. Groom’s brother Donald of Gallipolis attended. A family reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple plan teaching and manufacturing careers in Ohio. The Spanish Government is stressing civil aviation development.
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Columbia
Hertha Gest
Columba
Fern
Richard Cole
H. C Coke
Sandusky
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Valley City
Waller Peake
Cleveland
Burgundy
Donald
Gallipalis
Cole
Ohio State University
Margaretta High School
Castalia
Ohio
Toledo University
Bright Nut and Manufacturing “Co
Hungry France Stripped Of Her Resources
Ralph Heinzen outlines a bleak 1941 for occupied France, detailing Germany’s control over essential goods and resources, the collapse of political independence, and a push toward continental collaboration under Vichy. The article traces supply shortages, prisoner conditions, and domestic shifts including Weygand’s overthrow and the stalled Labor Charter amid socialist opposition.
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Ralph Heinzen Vichy
France
Europe
Warrisner
Paris
Germany
America
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France Under Nazi Collaboration Controls and Unemployment Rise
Denys Wertman reports on Petain's constitution efforts and the creation of a national party allied with the Legion as France endures wartime collaboration. Germany absorbs 60 percent of French industry, forces labor into German factories, and triggers mass unemployment as orders dwindle. Prices surge, rationing expands, and a vast black market flourishes with soaring costs for food, footwear, clothing, and materials.
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French Legion
Italy
Germany
France
Legion 7
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France reflects inflation and gold reserves decline in 1940s notes
Bank of France weekly statements show ongoing inflation as gold reserves abroad total 84.6 billion francs. Coverage of paper currency by gold has fallen from about 5 percent to roughly 24 percent over two years. Additionally, a tire assembly was stolen from a demonstration vehicle on Temple Court, Elyria City. Census life tables indicate male infant life expectancy rose from 48.2 years in 1900 to 40.6 years in 1940.
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Bank of France
France
Canada
Martinique
New York
Elyria City Motors
Temple Court
Census Bureau Iife
Fife
Ottawa Parlia ment tussle and Roosevelt talks
Reports from Ottawa and Washington describe a parliamentary tussle and transatlantic discussions involving Roosevelt as Prime Minister MacKenzie and Churchill arrive by special train. Police investigate vandalism at Burton Gherarde’s home on Columbia Avenue where lights and outdoor decorations were destroyed and milk bottle broken.
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Vale of Hi
Jasan Roosevelt
W. L. MacKenste
Churchill
Washington
Burton Gherarde
Columbia Avenue
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