Nelson Seeks Speedy War Production Reorganization
The piece lauds Nelson as a strong wartime organizer capable of speeding production. It praises his knowledge of procurement, expansion of wartime mobilization, and zeal to accelerate victory. It warns against propaganda and urges truth in information to sustain morale and support for the war effort.
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Mart Nelson
Aimerisiis
Sears
Reeliuk
Tes
University of Mivsaurie
Laine Miriee
Die Stars
Jas Waka
Nelson
Rapil
Merien
United States
Sen
Hitler
Europe
Theo
Reth
Oie
Ems
Pacific Clipper Flight and Casualties Reported
Fragmented text mentions the Pacific Clipper epic flight and large casualties. It references Faye Rad and British losses of 100,000 a month, with grim totals and comparisons to World War tolls. The passage also alludes to political liberty and civil religious freedoms, though details are unclear.
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Wiese
Water chestnut invasion threatens inland waterways
The water caltrop or water chestnut endangers navigation and wildlife across the United States. Introduced from Asia about 1854, beds range from a few acres to over 1,000 acres. The War Department urges a general warning to prevent spread of this ornamental but dangerous plant. Tomorrow: Human Jewelry.
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U.S
Asia
War Department
Washington Merry-Go-Round Deepens Subversive Teaching Probed
The column notes investigations into subversive activity in Southern California schools where primary grades show no indoctrination, but stories and captions depict military power and enemy images. It references State Department discussions with Canadian officials and reactions to Free French support amid Allied wartime policy.
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Washington
Martin
Pth- Tesan
California
Japan
CIO Presi
Jeander
Ford
State Department
Cisia
Vic
Byron Price
Colle
Amanda
Amanda Sta Ger Astoar
Senik Committee
Charl Aimong
Hollywood Passin
Fidler
George Fisher
Bingie
John ‘T Fly
Ite
Cerisin
New Hampshire
Charles Tuhey
Senate
San Francisco
Angela Ross
L Guirér
Golden Gate Metropol Ds
Tam Corcoran
Jew Prectee
Anniversaries mark notable figures from early America
Read through a list of anniversaries and historical notes citing figures such as Gouverneur Morris, Ebenezer Motard, and Joseph Hopkinson, along with events like Vermont's independence proclamation and Otis elevator patents. The compilation references births and deaths, political milestones, and cultural contributions across New York, Philadelphia, and national history, with dates ranging from the 1700s to the 1900s.
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Livingston
New York
Ben Philldelphin
Gershom M._ Selans
New
James Braces Thayer
Harvard
Haverhill
Mass
Phigy Young
Chicago
Buffalo
Leie Puller
Fullersburg
Vermont
Philadelphia
dIoseph Hopkinson
Hall Co
Elisha G. Otis
Yonkers
Nelson A. Allins
South Dakota
Bible Readings on the Good Samaritan and moral action
A fragment from a religious discussion reflects on the story of the Good Samaritan. It notes that Jesus valued aiding the wounded man over preaching and links the parable to choices between world freedom and slavery, citing RH Markham.
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Dean Hodges
RH. Markham
Defense Institute In Columbus To Start Monday
A defense education outreach effort begins in Columbus this coming Monday. Officials and civilian defense heads call on the public to enroll in free courses aimed at supporting peace, labor and industry leaders, urging citizens to participate in the program sponsored by local commerce groups.
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Defense Institute At Columbus
Chamber of Comiad
Iovat
Comed
Chin
Puhize Util
Repair Parts For Farm Machines Should Be Ordered
A Tuesday night meeting drew 50 farmers and local workers to stress securing repair parts for farm machinery. Speaker R A Barden urged manufacturers to expedite orders and urged county checks before February. Officials and cooperating agencies noted the need for coordinated effort to prevent civilian outages and maintain equipment readiness.
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R. A. Barden
Fly
Ceate
Ficfonse
Conrdigut
Gow
Demand for Farm Machinery in War Output Shortages Warned
A government official notes steel as essential for armament and farm machinery. With much steel going to weapons, farm equipment faces harder access. Estimates suggest 1940 farm production is a small share of WWI levels, stressing repairable machines. Living costs rise faster than in 1917, per the Commerce Department.
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Barden
Department of Commerce
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