A Great Newspaper Is A Hundred Years Old
The Cleveland Plain Dealer celebrate its centennial as a leading daily, praising modern equipment and dedicated staff. Archer H. Shaw, longtime Plain Dealer editor, is highlighted for his centennial history of the paper and Ohio roots. The piece notes the paper’s evolution through American changes and its continuing defense of free speech and press.
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Japanese Terror Tactics Fail to Break American Resolve
A critical wartime analysis denounces Japanese terrorism as doomed to intimidate the United States. It cites Pearl Harbor and attacks on Manila as examples, arguing American spirit, resolve, and heritage will prevent the “yellow peril” from achieving its aims. The piece compares Japan to Nazi methods and condemns the brutality behind open city bombings.
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Only Way To Smash The Axis in Modern War Talks
A fragmentary wartime tract argues the sole path to victory lies in overwhelming production of fighters and weapons. It stresses industrial power, not diplomacy, as the key to crushing Axis forces and securing a swift end to conflict. The text mentions Japan and advocates aggressive mobilization.
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Hoover pursuit of consular arrests over Pearl Harbor era claims
The piece argues Hoover and the FBI faced criticism for delaying blame assignment after Pearl Harbor, noting Hoover pressed to arrest or oust Japanese consular agents in Hawaii. It references the Army Navy Munitions Board, SEC, REA, and wartime logistics, suggesting debates over accountability and infrastructure before the attack.
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Today in History and Anniversaries Gazette
A crowded run of names and dates lists anniversaries of historical figures born across the United States and Europe, alongside notable events in world and U.S. history. It mentions Washington, Roosevelt, King, Mix, and others with births, deaths, and milestones, concluding with a reflective note on character and fortunes.
Epiphany Reading Reflects Light Across the Stable
Bible readings on Tuesday January 6 discuss the Epiphany and the Gentiles coming to thy Might. The piece explains Epiphany as manifestation and notes the Yule Light’s beams from the stable. Copyright 382 by United Feature Syndicate.
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Canby Reporter George Nelson Sees Life From Bed
In Canby Oregon George Nelson a twenty three year old reporter has suffered crippling injuries diving into shallow water. He has covered news events for the local paper using a bedside telephone and an electric wheelchair for sports. His typewriter sits on a low desk beside his bed while he writes. Dr Dinsmore Alter notes that violet and ultraviolet rays largely pass through the atmosphere and cause sunburn. Tomorrow Grave Riddle.
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Magi On Their Way to Bethlehem Light of Epiphany
Fragmentary religious reflection recalling the Magi traveling from far Persia to greet the newborn Christ. The piece references light in Palestine, the Nativity Gospel, and Epiphany, honoring the Three Kings and their gifts of gold and myrrh as Gentile grace surrounds the holy scene.
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Your Federal Income Tax Do's and Don'ts for 1941
The notice urges taxpayers to prepare carefully using the forms and worksheets, warns against delaying the return, and highlights choosing Form 1040 or Form W-40a correctly. It notes 1941 taxes may be two to three times 1940, and stresses saving or arranging funds to pay by due dates, with payment options and four installments in 1942.
Tax payment notice and audit concerns in European context
A garbled excerpt discusses penalties for unpaid taxes and the need for timely payment. It references a notice and demand for payment, audit concerns for returns, and contrasts central European practice with German norms, mentioning the Department of Commerce in a confused context.
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