Nazi Germany Builds Self Sufficient War Economy
United Press correspondent Webb Miller details how Nazi Germany pursues total war readiness. The plan includes self sufficiency via synthetic substitutes, vast reserves, centralized controls, broad motorization, wartime industry integration, and population discipline to support a self reliant, Europe spanning military machine.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Europe
Russia
Italy
Mussolini
Miller
Nazi Germany
Berlin
London
Germany
Hitler
Krupps
North Olmsted Church Notes
North Olmsted Ladies Aid meets April 1 at the Congregational church with a noon luncheon. Easter services are set for 6:30 and 11:90 at Clarue Road church. Irving Lord of Linwood and family visited. Frank Robb led a prayer and song service with the Adult Bible Class. John Kelly moved from Romp farm to a farm near Eaton. Charles of Garden City has been under doctor care. The Tuesday Study Club met.
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North Olmsted—Ladies Aid
Congresational
Clarue Road
Irving Lord
Linwood
Sarah Lord
Barbara Sander
Frank Robb
Elizabeth Mills
Center Ridge
John Kelly
Romp
Eaton
Ruresel
Charles
Garden City
Mary Stearns
Clayton Carpenter
Creston
Coe
Jce Lacy
Achool
Margaret Daniel
Ethel
Elyria
Virginia Charles
Margaret Eldred
Berea Hospital
Guy Donaldson
Lorain Road
Wellington
Termite Facts From National Lumber Association Booklet
A National Lumber Manufacturers Association booklet Exposing the Termite warns about termite moisture needs and shelter tubes. Senior entomologist Thomas E Snyder notes termite work can continue for years without major repairs and stresses ground contact destruction as the key defense. The bulletin describes tube construction and suggests basis reinforcement and sealing to prevent entry. Free copies available on request from Washington DC.
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le Fostery
Ohadhials
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Washington
Thomas E. Snyder
Bureau
Tropics
Tarmiras Fin
Connecticut Avenue
Washington, DC
Local Residents Visit Family and Friends in Lodi Area
Spencer Brie fs notes visitors and callers in the Lodi region including Homer and Mrs Sooy at Lodi hospital. Frances Cuddy of Cleveland visits grandmother and aunt Mrs Catherine Fuller and Nellie Bail. Others host and visit across Wadsworth Akron Grafton Plymouth Wellington Huntington and Elyria with illnesses noted for Mrs Maurer.
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Claude Gannett
Lodi
Homer Sooy
Frank Sooy
Janice Marie
Lodi Hospital
de Forest Gerberich
Wadsworth
Charles Parent
Frances Cuddy
Cleveland
Catherine Fuller
Nellie Bail
Austin Swartz
Grafton
Donald Brouse
Walter Rook
Elyria
Walter Robinson
Plymouth
John White
Lydia Brown
Wellington
Fred Brown
Alfred Fuller
Huntington
Clem Finkle
Doctors trial fish therapy at Padlington Green Hospital
The Padlington Green Children's Hospital conducts a fish gazing experiment to aid convalescing children. A large tropical fish tank is placed in the ward to test whether aquatic viewing benefits ill youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paddington Green Children's Hospital
Hase
Vignettes From New York Day By Day On March Evenings
A brisk stroll through New York scene notes various celebrities and social types. Senator McAdoo Irving Berlin Alexander Woollcott Jules Brulatour and more appear in playful portraits while fashion and ad writing folklore surface. The piece ends with reflections on punctuality and office life.
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New York
Senator McAdoo
Irving Berlin
Alexander Woollcott
Vincent Lopez
Clarence Mackay
Chipmunk
Jules Brulatour
Mark Anthony
Frank Buck
Faith Baldwin
Ted Saucier
Emil Coleman
Dresden
China
Harold Ross
Jim Farley
Bruce Bartons
Arizona
Lois Long
Burns Mantle
Deems Taylor
Ted Healy
Eva le Gallienne
Ika Chase
Harry Evans
Jimmy Savo
Jack White
Brock Pemberton
Clocker at Belmont Tracks Turns From Humans to Horses
The narrating voice recalls cautious mornings at sunrise as workers rushed to posts. He eventually learns from Sid Mercer that a man known for precise timing in human work became a clocker at Belmont Park, shifting focus to timing horses rather than people.
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Rurn
Sid Mercer
Belmont
Fraunce's Tavern Revered Luncheon Stop For History Buffs
In a calm corner of the metropolis Fraunce's Tavern remains a quiet dining spot known for luncheon service. Historic visitors and locals alike recall Washington's farewell visit here while noting a white dressed doorman and a large visiting historian crowd. Henry L. Doherty and banker George F. Baker were among past patrons who enjoyed the deep dish cherry pie.
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Metropolis
Washington
Henry L. Doherty
George F. Baker Thahaven
Waiting at the Table of Odd Etiquette
A reflective piece on social rituals in dining rooms. The narrator notes how formal cues compel restraint such as pauses and smiles, contrasting with the urge to react loudly. The tone is observant and gently humorous about civility and restraint.
Dining hero arrives with hot order
A humorous scene unfolds when a dining hero interrupts the scene with a boastful remark as the head Walter checks the order. The moment captures tension before a bite is taken, ending with an exclamation about waiting for a first taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Eastin
Tayabe
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Blood Transfusion Bureau Is Organized in Newburyport
The Newburyport Mass blood transfusion bureau aims for 40 members. Fourteen men have been typed tested and will be ready to report at a hospital on short notice. Edward A Butler an organizer says candidates must pass rigorous physical tests before enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Mass
Edward A. Butler
Odor Evidence Cited In Atlanta Trial Briefly Noted
The report from Atlanta Ga notes odor as a factor in a trial, with limited readable detail about the case and involved parties.
Drunk and operating charge leads to $52 penalty
In Recorder Cone's court a driver charged with drunk and driving was found guilty after Motorcycle Lieutenant Weaver testified to the odor of alcohol. The judge ruled that even a drink containing alcohol falls under drunk and operating, fining the defendant fifty two dollars.
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Fendant
Recorder’s Court
Recorder Cone
W. M. Weaver
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