Our German Friends And The War
In a brief editorial appeal to Americans the writer urges restraint toward Germans amid the European conflict. He argues hatreds from 1914 to 1918 should not spill over, stresses respect for German science art and music, and warns that hostility toward leaders should not condemn the German people or culture. He cautions that anti German sentiment harms liberty and friendship and hopes Time will remove Hitler while German genius endures. From Gloversville New York Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
United States
Reich
Hitler
Beethoven
Bach
Heine
Schiller
Kant
Lessing
Gloversville
N. Y
Recapturing The Dust Bowl In The Panhandle
In the Oklahoma-Texas Panhandle a dustiest region shows greenness again due to nationwide and state efforts plus agricultural schools and farm stations. Contour plowing terraces strip planting and wind barriers through tree planting have saved thousands of acres within five years. The campaign, spreading to other areas, demonstrates learned conservation before it is too late.
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Dust Bowl
Oklahoma-Texas Panhandle
Unclaimed money in New York banks and bonds
Dormant bank deposits in New York total 15,831 accounts unclaimed for 15 years amounting to 1,712,217 dollars. Most owners or heirs are unknown though banks try to locate them. Nationwide, unclaimed deposits exist in other states and in treasury bonds. misplaced cash and forgotten accounts suggest vast sums of money regularly go unclaimed.
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New York State
United States Treasury
Mass naturalizations surge in Milwaukee amid wartime patriotism
Reports from cities nationwide note a rush for naturalization papers as fears of wartime conscription grow. Milwaukee alone naturalized 28 individuals in a single day, reflecting a broad push to secure citizenship and its protections. The piece discusses loyalty, divided allegiance, and the impact of European calls for reservists on American institutions and service sectors.
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United States
Milwaukee
America
Wnmateh
Towering Greylock Memorial Tower Erected In 1933
The 105 foot Greylock Memorial Tower on Mount Greylock Massachusetts honors veterans. Its 12,000 watt beacon is shut off during foggy nights in migratory bird season to prevent attracting and killing birds. Elaine Stiles a 15 year old publisher runs the Kingston Spy weekly in Wisconsin. Tomorrow: The Human Picture Gallery.
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Mt. Greylock
Massachusetts
Greylock Memorial
Elaine Stiles
Elaine
Kingston
Wis
Washington Merry-Go-Round Comedy and draft talk mix in Washington
The column mocks a chaotic White House scene over a missing proclamation as reporters laugh at the drift of power. It mocks Earl Browder and Dies committee banter, then profiles Major Lewis Hershey on the future draft. Hershey links morale to public will, preferring peace and a democratic army over Prussian rigidity. German refugees are briefly referenced as the piece shifts topics.
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Washington
Lke
Frank Murphy
Steve Early
Murphys
Frank
Murphy
Berle
State Department
Dies Committee
Earl Browder
U S
Browder
Martin Dies
Texas
Dies
Hugh Johnson
Lewis R. Hershey
Sherman
Hershey
America
German Migration Quota Crisis Tops 1939 U S Policy News
The 302000 Germans abroad wait on US migration lists for visas to the United States, with a 27370 annual German quota and a looming bill to suspend immigration. Hungarians face an 800 annual cap despite 30000 applicants, while 650 Germans in London lose near freedom as new rules briefly close the gate.
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Hitler
United States
Europe
Statue of Liberty
U. S
Austria
Sam
Senate
London
Land of Liberty
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Baldwin and friends visit Polk and Ashland families
Vincent BRIEFS notes visits by Mr and Mrs T M Baldwin to Polk and Ashland families including Ralph Weaver and George Gusson. Moneypennys from Akron spent weekend with Copas. Miss Bonneybell Hornish led Sunday school. visitors joined primary class. Update from Pembroke NC teacher Miss Francis Stinebring. E Taft joined Clewell couple in East Cleveland. Also a world golf record: Vaughan brothers halved a hole in one at Crichel Park.
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Vincent
T. M Baldwin
Ralph Weaver
Polk
George Gusson
Ashland
Moneypenny
David
Akron
M. B. Copas
Little Jean Monagon
Bonney
Lorain
Bonneybell Hornish
M. E. Church
David Moneypenny
Sally Reinke
Little Brother
Elyria
Francis Stinebring
Pembroke
E. Taft
Arthur Clewell
East
Cleveland
London
E B. Vaughan
C Vaughan
Crichel Park
Wimborne
Anniversaries of notable figures through the years
A list of birth anniversaries and notable dates from 1732 to 1922. Includes James Wilson in Philadelphia born 1742, Seba Smith 1792, Lucien Maxwell 181B, Benjamin Hill 1823, George Selden 1846, Austin Garretson 1856, Gregorian calendar adoption 1732, Pittsburgh mill 1812, Key 1814, Salomon Juneau 1818, New Orleans political upheaval 1874, Hull House founder Jane Addams 1882, Theodore Roosevelt 1901, and other figures such as Karl Compton, Joshiah Bailey, Charles Gibson, Margaret Sanger, Branett Brickner, Alice Blackwell, Laura Fraser, Ernest Wilkins, and Robert O’Brien.
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James Wilson
Philadelphia
Scotland
Seba Smith
Maine
Buckfield
Lucien B. Maxwell
New Mexico
Maxwell Grant
Kaskaskia, I
Benjamin H. Hill
Georgia
Jasper Co
George B. Selden
Rochester
N. Y
Clarkson
N.Y
Austin B. Garretson
Winterset
Salomon Juneau
Nhudjah
Karl Y. Compton
Moss. Institute of Technology
Wooster
Ohio
U. S
Joshiah W Bailey
North Carolina
Warrenton
N. C
Charles Dana Gibson
Boston
Margaret Sanger
New York
Corning
Branett R. Brickner
Cleveland
Alice Stone Blackwell
East Orange
N. J
Laura G. Fraser
Chicago
Ernest H. Wilkins
Oberlin College
Newton
Mass
Robert Lincoln O'Brien
U. S. Tariff Commission
Abington
Caution Against Love of Money in Early Life
A proverb-like native tendency to be economical and acquisitive may yield sizable wealth and skill, but warns against loving money for its own sake. The guidance stresses prudence to avoid later trouble and aims for lasting competence and financial stability.
Bible Readings: Psalm 22 and faith under suffering
Thursday September 14 devotional notes reflect on Psalm 22's cry My God my God why hast thou forsaken me. It links Jesus on the cross to the Psalm urging believers that faith is hard yet prayer should continue. The piece notes sin sorrow and suffering in a loving world and ends with assurance.
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Lerael
Calvary
Jesus
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Detroit
General Motors
Ory
Tauhnky
Sheimi
John Hix
Ponce
Player Meyers
Americas
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Ube
England
Pittsburgh
Francis Scott Key
Bible
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Flyria Savings & Trust Bldg
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KOTEX
Johnson & Johnson
Teel Liquid Centifrice
Glover’s
Marine
Vick
Horlick’s
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Thermos
Pacquin’s
Mploden
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