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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1941
Page
2
National Debate America's Role in World Crisis
The nation weighs Roosevelt's plan to lend aid to Britain as isolationists oppose escalation. Congress debates unprecedented powers to lease munitions, Spain with Britain, while Axis threats loom and a March 1 deadline nears amid warnings of a growing global war.
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Clay
Webster
Woodrow Wilson
America
Congress
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Europe
England
Britain
Representative Fish
N. A
Tinkham
Mass
Massachusetts
Knox
Stimson
Morgenthau
United States
Hitler
Japan
Washington
Wendell Willkie
Germany
Mussolini
Reich
Brenner Pass
Duce
Kentucky National Guard
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Third Coast Artillery Band
San Pedro
Calif
All Out Schedule for National Auto Show Canceled
The National Automobile Manufacturers Association will not hold its national show in New York this year. Defense production commitments keep exhibitors away, with only distributor show rooms hosting events. Strikes cause some production stoppages, though labor reports these as minor.
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National Automobile Manufacturers Association
New York
Grand Central Palace
Department of Labor
Y.M.C.A
Adjutant General
Washington
Army Motion Picture Service
Moving Picture Service
Moving Picture
Bell
Post Exchange
Army General Store
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Ill
Stars & Stripes
France
Harold Ross
Paris
New Yorker
Alexander Woollcott
America
John Winterich
Major Winterich
Harry Terry
Commerce Magazine
Defense Production Week Aims to Rally Manufacturers
Washington reports a new defense poster to be used by manufacturers after compliance with Preparedness Through Production. Governors of many industrial states urge registration of facilities for defense work amid tensions at Eaton Manufacturing and Ryan Aeronautical.
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Washington, D. C
Defense
Defense Commission
National Association of Manufacturers
Saginaw
Mich
Eaton Manufacturing Company
James F. Dewey
San Diego
Calif
Ryan Aeronautical Company
Pratt
Selective Service Act
Lewis B. Hershey
The
Law
Sidney Hillman
C.I
Roosevelt weighs plan to pool state unemployment reserves
Trends report Roosevelt eyes a pooling plan for unemployment insurance reserves amid uneven state funding. Barcus Kindred tracks a 1.07 billion to 1.17 billion rise in state and municipal financing for 1940 versus 1939, with growth strongest in year’s end. Farm groups urge U S to press Britain on food needs and defend material quotas through American orders.
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Roosevelt
Barcus, Kindred & Co
Chicago
United States
Great Britain
Yard Birds Entering Army Highlight Civilian Convertibles
In the army a slang shift turns rookies into yard birds as veterans return. Notables include Daniel R. Topping and Yehudi Menuhin among others now drafted while maintaining incomes. Milestone policy: 180,000 civilians employed in nonmilitary roles. Federal Communications rebukes WAAB Boston over bias, renewing license with pledge. A daughter arrives for Thomas Corcoran’s family amid inaugural fervor.
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Daniel R. Topping
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sonja Henie
Topping
Yehudi Menuhin
California
Nora Nicholas
Austria
Menuhin
Arthur Victory Christman
New York
New Jersey
Wendell Grove
Third Infantry
Fort Snelling
Frank B. Thompson
Glenmore
War Department
Federal Communications Commission
WAAB
Boston
Thomas Corcoran
New Deal Advisors
America May Face Loss Of Farm Export Market
Secretary Wickard warns of a permanent drop in export markets for farm commodities and outlines a policy shift to reduce surpluses through acreage cuts, crop adjustments, and a supplemental cotton program using stamps for manufactured goods to boost demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
Wickard
Purdue University
United States
Erosion Losses Push US Toward Soil Waste Balance
H. H. Bennett of the U S soil conservation service reports annual costs exceed 3.8 billion dollars. Half the land is damaged while farmers protect 250 million acres now and Bennett predicts conservation could balance waste within ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
H. H. Bennett
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Bennett
Ask Me Another General Quiz Round One
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Answers Quick Quiz: From Rank Rules to Inaugural Costs
The piece lists concise answers to varied prompts: rank duty, a lumberman role for log turning, one horsepower equals 746 watts, seven deadly sins, giraffe height reaching about 18 feet for males, cost variation over time, and a 1941 inaugural cost of $35,000, about $7,000 less than 1937.
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