Hitler's Mein Kampf as a lens on Nazi aims and allies
The piece analyzes Hitler's Mein Kampf to gauge Nazi war aims and rhetoric. It cites passages arguing propaganda, frontiers, relations with France, and the Soviet pact, contrasting claimed peaceful aims with perceived brutal motives and ethnic hierarchies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Moltke
Germany
Poland
Danzig
France
England
Europe
Italy
Russia
Soviet Russia
Submarine Warfare in World War I
Early war saw the submarine as an untested weapon. Unrestricted U-boat actions threatened Allied shipping, but by war end British blockades, scarce German resources, and new defenses reduced their impact. Germany signaled intent to resume undersea attacks despite past setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Britain
North Sea
Peetugal
Blind sculptor Gonelli turns beauty into form despite blindness
John Gonelli, a totally blind sculptor, created some of Italy's finest works after losing sight at ten and starting art at twenty. His growing reputation led Grand Duke Ferdinand to send him to Rome to model a statue of Pope Urban VIII, a notable honor in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gonelli
Italy
Gonelli
Grand Duke
Ferdinand
Rome
Pope Urban VIII
S. Mortimer Auerbach
Miami
Rebeccas of
Erskine
Anniversaries of notable figures and events
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES lists births and deaths of figures such as Orestes A. Brownson Charles Crocker Francis Parkman George B. Prescott James J. Hill Charles A Fosdick Padre Hidalgo and mentions events like the 1834 Seminole migration stance, the national debt, Cherokee Strip settlement rush, the American Legion incorporation in 1919, the 1920 Wall Street explosion, and Harvard’s centenary in 1936. The items mix biographical notes with historical milestones and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crocker
California
Troy
N. Y
Monterey
Francis Parkman
Boston
George B. Prescott
Western Union
Kingston
N. H
James J. Hill
Empire Builder of
Northwest
Canada
Charles A. Fosdick
Harry Castleman
Randolph
Padre Hidalgo
Mexico
Florida
Cherokee Strip
American Legion
New York
Wall Street
Harvard
Profit and peril in American aviation firms
The piece argues American aircraft manufacturers profited from fueling Germany's rearma ment before World War II. It cites Pratt and Whitney, Lockheed, Douglas, and others, noting wartime shipments to Germany despite State Department appeals and later Neutrality Act powers. It highlights profits, patents, and executives linked to munitions, with Lockheed’s rise and British orders as key points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Pratt and Whitney Company
Hartford
Conn
Senate
Pratt and Whitney
Hitler
State Department
Hull
United States Army
Navy
Senate Munitions Committee
Army
Japan
China
Cantita
Ed. Hull
F. B. Rentschler
National City Bank
C. W. Deeds
National Cash Register Company
W. B Mayo
Chicago
Duluth
United States
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Burbank
Calif
Lockheed
Great Britain
Lockheed Company
Skoda Munitions Works
Skoda
Douglas
Sperry Gyroscope
Curtiss-Wright
Notable Birth Dates Of Prominent Americans Listed
Judge T Alan Goldsborough born in Maryland 62 years ago Prof Ellsworth Huntington Yale geographer born in Galesburg NL 63 years ago A Albert E Thomas playwright born Chester Mass 67 years ago Francis B Davis Jr president US Rubber New York born 56 years ago Louise A Boyd San Rafael explorer born there 52 years ago Hamlin Garland Hollywood novelist born West Salem Wis 79 years ago James Cash Penney merchant born Hamilton Mo 64 years ago Percival Hall president Gallaudet College Washington DC born Washington 67 years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alan Goldsborough
U. S. District Court For
District of Columbia
Maryland
Ellsworth Huntington
Yale
Galesburg
A. (Albert) E. Thomas
New York
Chester
Mass
Francis B. Davis, Jr
U. S. Rubber
Louise A. Boyd
San Rafael
Cal
Hamlin Garland
Hollywood
West Salem
Wis
James Cash Penney
Hamilton
Percival Hall
Gallaudet College
Washington, D. C
Washington
Temperament Arises in Daily Life as Rolling Stone Risk
The passage warns that excessive enthusiasm impulsiveness and fantasy can bring luck if controlled. unchecked roving instincts may lead to trouble, likening life to a rolling stone. It notes fortune with restraint but trouble without.
September 17 Horoscope Outlook Shows Pushing to Social Ease
Today brings a tense mood and possible eccentric behavior that could hinder social interaction. Work on self discipline and training to improve behavior, maintaining a high moral tone and steady progress through the day.
Rochester Minister to Resume Work After Visit
Rev H H Patrick will resume duties at the Rochester Methodist church Sunday with Sunday school at 10 and the preaching service at 11 15. He returns from a visit with his parents and relatives in Sparta Ohio this past Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
H. H. Patrick
Sparta
Air passengers carried in Empire Air Mail planes
Air passengers carried in British Empire Air Mail planes totaled 11 000 in the last year.
Sweden Expands Farm Implement Purchases Compared to Last Year
Sweden boosts purchases of American farm implements, increasing total spending and broadening product lines versus the previous year. Major suppliers and dealers report higher orders for tractors plows harvesters and related equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Amherst Wedding of Miss Dorothy Wesbecher and Donald Pietch
In Amherst Ohio a morning wedding at St Joseph Catholic Church united Dorothy Wesbecher and Donald Pietch. The couple, from J A Wesbecher and J Pietch families, exchanged vows as organist Agnes Bodmann accompanied by soprano Muss and tenor Burton Hoffner. Attendants included Peggy Wesbecher and Virginia Nolan. best man Daniel Knoble. ushers Kenneth Pietch and Robert Niebling. A breakfast followed at Old Stone house and a reception at the bride’s home. They plan a South and Smoky Mountains honeymoon and will reside in Lorain. Pietch works at Thew Shovel Co. Pietch bride formerly with Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. An installation of Hollingsworth post highlighted by officers and a social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fuhrman
Burton Hoffner
Oberlin
Peggy
Virginia Nolan
Lakewood
Daniel Knoble
William Nolan
Kenneth Pietch
Robert Niebling
Old Stone House
South
Smoky Mountains
Lorain
Pietch
Thew Shovel Co
Cleveland Electric Iluminating Co
Cleveland
Women’s Benefit Association Meets at Paton Home
The September gathering in Paton home on Church street featured Mrs. Flew presiding and a memorial for Mrs. Augusta Braun. Plans for October, prize winners in cards, and lunch details followed a program noted by hostesses and members. Senior high chapel program included devotions, multiple performances, and announcements of student council activities and staff roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Benefit Association
Paton
Church Street
Ella Jaeger
Flew
Augusta Braun
Ben Nickel
Quarry Road
Edith Hoffner
A. Yorne
Charles Flew
J. B. Avery
L. J. Henes
L. Roemer
A. H. Fullmer
A. Torne
Cora Sawyer
Elmer Johnson Post Elects Officers in Legion Meeting
At Friday’s Elmer Johnson Post of American Legion gathering, officers were elected led by Commander Hugh Tompkins and Senior Vice Commander John. H Short reported on the Akron state convention and plans to enter a float with the Legion Auxiliary in Old Home Week. The Rube band of Vermilion was announced to perform at the Sanitorium during the 125th anniversary celebration on September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
H. Short
Akron
Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Rube Band of
Vermilion
Hugh Tompkins
John
Cloverleaf Club Outing at Bechstein Parker Cottage
Members of the Cloverleaf Club enjoyed a Friday afternoon outing at the Bechstein Parker cottage in Birmingham. The gathering focused on card games and a basket lunch for eight members. The next meeting is planned for October 6 at Mrs. Fred Ruth's Shore Inn home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverleaf Club
Bechstein- Parker Cottage
Birmingham
Fred Ruth
Shore Inn
Bridge Club Notes at Congregational Church Social
Mrs. Harry Nicholl hosted Circle One on South Main Street Friday afternoon. High score in bridge went to Mrs Ada Puretell, second to Mrs George Frank, and third to Mrs Stanley Hull. Mrs H G Battenhouse attended as a guest. In three weeks Mrs James Nicholl will host at her South Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nicholl
South Main Street
Circle One
Congregational Church
Ada Puretell
George Frank
Stanley Hull
H. G. Battenhouse
James Nicholl
Amherst Garden Club Meets for Flower Arrangement Talk
Amherst Garden Club will meet Monday evening with Mrs J H Ludwig on Middle Ridge road. A Hecock florist representative from Elyria will discuss Flower Arrangement and a display of garden flowers plus a plant exchange. Also notices moving residents and other club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Garden Club
J. H. Ludwig
Middle Ridge Road
Hecock Florist
Elyria
Allie Kuss
Park Avenue
Ehrman
Smith
Janet
Robert Hubbard
Cleveland Avenue
Amherst Study Club
A. J. Rice
Quarry Road
Hospital
Kings Daughters Class Hosts Social at St Peters Church
Members of the Kings Daughters class of St Peters Evangelical and Reformed church enjoyed hospitality at the home of Mrs Ray Wilson on Franklin avenue with Mary Berger leading devotions. Plans were made for an Elyria dinner in October to welcome new girls. Committees included registration decorations and favors games and refreshments were served to 15 members with honors to Dorothy Michael Helen Hollingsworth and Helen Roemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ray Wilson
Roy Hoffner
Franklin Avenue
Mary Berger
Elyria
Frederick Berger
Ed. Warrick
Helen Hollingsworth
Donna Pemphrey
Education Board and Faculty Dine at Mrs Krieg’s Elyria
Members of the Board of Education and wives, faculty of the Public School and wives enjoyed a dinner at Mrs William Krieg's place Elyria Thursday evening. A social hour followed and various games were featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education and Wives
William Krieg
Elyria
Amherst Sorosis Club Holds First Postrecess Meeting
The Amherst Sorosis Club met after summer recess at Mrs. Ludolf Kreeger home with 18 members present. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs James Bruce, Vice President Mrs Phillip Braun, Secretary Mrs Jerome Menz, Treasurer Mrs Jessie Cromwell. Plans included parade preparations for Amherst 125th anniversary and representation by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Sorosis Club
Ludolf Kreeger
Cleveland Avenue
B. A. Jenne
Elmer Gall
Edith Ehrman
Walter Schulz
Clayton Springer
James Bruce
Phillip Braun
Jerome Menz
Jessie Cromwell
Ray Jewett
Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs
Lakeside
Clarence Kern
Sorosis Club
Amherst
Harry Nicholl
Hugh Gawne
O. J. Stilgenbauer
Frederick Stilgenbauer
Russel Mahar
Wilmah Egeland
George Frank
E. G. Peitch
Edith
Florence Ehrman
Blanche Jenne
Marion Steele
Cornell Avenue
Mrs Futrall Honored at Post Nuptial Shower
Mrs Ken Futrall formerly Mary Louise Renner was guest of honor at a post nuptial shower hosted by Miss Dorothy Berger and Mrs Marie Bradley at the home of Mrs Edward Lines on South Main Street Thursday evening. Games and contests were played with May Smith winning honors. Refreshments were served to the guest of honor and Misses Helen Shand May Smith Mary Penton Virginia Stevens Marilyn Peitch. Mrs Futrall received a lovely gift from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Futrall
Mary Louise Renner
Dorothy Berger
Marie Bradley
Edward Lines
South Main Street
May Smith
Helen Shand
Mary Penton
Virginia Stevens
Marilyn Peitch
Futrall
Au Courant Club Elects Officers at October Meeting
The Au Courant Club held its annual meeting at Park avenue home of Miss Jennie Jaeger. Mrs Elmer Baker was elected president and Miss Jennie Jaeger secretary and treasurer. Meetings set for the first and third Wednesdays with a supper at the latter. Next gathering October 4 at Mrs Elmer Bakers home. Refreshments followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Courant Club
Jennie Jaeger
Park Avenue
Elmer Baker
Mrs J S Myers Hosts General Aid In October
Carlisle announces Mrs J S Myers of Grafton Road will entertain the General Aid in October at her home Rev and Mrs Thomas Hughes were welcomed back from conference for a new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Myers
Grafton Road
Thomas Hughes
Farewell Party for Miss Lamona Jones at East Carlisle
Girls of the sixth grade at East Carlisle School held a farewell party for Lamona Jones who is moving to South Amherst. The event, a surprise for the guest of honor, featured cake jello cupcakes and candy for the class their teacher Mr Chambers and principal H C Haskins. Hostesses included Edna Fridenstine Leslye Hurlbut Betty Schmidt Betty Schwan Edith Suhanic and Janice Amspaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle School
Lamona Jones
South Amherst
Chambers
H. C. Haskins
Edna Fridenstine
Leslye Hurlbut
Betty Schmidt
Betty Schwan
Edith Suhanic
Janice Amspaugh
Mrs. Otto B. Chapman Recovers At Home In North Carolina
Mrs. Otto B. Chapman returns home to Grafton Road after hospitalization at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Her daughter Mrs Theodore Ropp and son-in-law Mr. Ropp visit from Durham, North Carolina, where he is a Duke University history professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto B. Chapman
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Grafton Road
Theodore Ropp
Durham
North Carolina
Chapman Home
Ropp
Duke University
Sanctuary Insight On Life’s Puzzles In Psalm 73
The reflection urges seeking God in the sanctuary to gain true perspective on life’s troubles. It compares misunderstood ideas like Einstein and relativity to Mrs Einstein’s clarity, and notes Capt Cook naming an island Doubtful Island. It emphasizes turning to faith and community for insight.
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God
Einstein
Capt. Cook
Doubtful Island
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Standenl
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Beck
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Woodrow Wilson
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Donald Pietch
Senior High
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Janet Springer
Margie Lawrence
James Schulz
Mary Abraham
Betty Barris
Mildred Kaser
Doris Turner
Jim Wilhelm
Bob Edwards
Russell Krieg
Harold Kline
Ray Frederick
Walter Lach
James
William Ehrmen
Shirley Ehlert
Miss Matthews
Thelma Mays
Evelyn Thames
Don Franklin
Sam Truscello
Harry Hall
John Ruth
Lois Ehlert
Jack Wilhelm
Dorothy Brucker
Marge Lawrence
Marilyn Pietch
June Draga
Florence Behrenat
John Roth
Elaine Bruce
Joe Watton
Martha Holstein
Betty Roth
Patricia Gammons
Janet Smith
Shirley Reinhard
William Dean
Naomi Reichert
Vera Mae Schubert
Edwin Foster
Cora Muller
William Ehrman
James Wesbecher
Gordon Ward
Doris Miller
Gerald Schroeder
Gerald Young
Shirley Menz
Betty Baus
Sorosis
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank
Sytem” i Maconte Tewpte
Phowe
Mrs. Futrall Monored
Aucourant Club
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