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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1941
Page
3
The United States plans to spend about 28.48 billion dollars on ships, tanks, planes, munitions, training camps and other defense needs over the next two years. Factories, plants and shipyards run at full pace as inventors work on new mechanized equipment behind closed doors.
Summer cooking tips for cool meals include buffet style on the porch and make ahead dishes. Recipes cover chicken and egg fillings, a crustless loaf sandwich, ham mousse salad, honey and bran muffins, spiced rhubarb jam, and a tomato soup ring mold dessert.
Lynn advises keeping cool as thermometers rise. Drink water and cooling beverages, eat light foods, and serve buffet style to reduce effort. Emphasizes staying hydrated and maintaining proper diet while hot, with casual porch dining and chilled dishes.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull to resume duties after recovery. Mrs. Roosevelt's radio sponsor may be Brazil at $2000 per broadcast. Hitler denies American ship arrivals. two ships suspected. Joe Alsop allegedly sent to Bombay to avoid White House embarrassment. Carol and Lupescu receive cordial press attention. Hess claims star desertion after May 12. Submarine detectors ready. ships expose identification risk. Cargo vessel models tested in Long Island Sound. Jap subs with German crews poised to sink American supplies to Russia. Many German American Bund members face citizenship revocation. Democratic brain trust weighs Farley or O Dwyer for NYC mayor. Farley potential governor run.
Pattern Yy 6983 shows stitches and illustrations for crocheted doilies and photographs. It lists materials needed and provides basic guidance for creating decorative pieces. Send your order to obtain this crochet pattern and supplies.
The questions cover famous orations beginnings geography sailing parts and mythic figures Cosmogony state borders paravanes waterfalls in North America and a historic submarine shooting query.
Highlights include Ralph Ingersoll’s Moscow trip over a passport dispute and a $100 million machinery demand, censorship tricks in Germany, underground chatter via shortwave, and playful riffs on Ed Wynn style reporting. References to Gehrig, Grover Alexander, and Hull aides frame a mosaic of wartime media life.
The list spans topics from Cicero to South America and a sail rope device. It notes Clotho Lachesis and Atropos, asks about the universe origin, cites a four state list, describes a warship mine countermeasure using an explosive paravane, counts global locations, and recalls Ensign Kenneth Whiting’s 1909 propulsion incident near Cavite.
The text notes listening is essential to conversation while some turn talks into a debate. It says a debater ignores the speaker and thinks of supporting their own view, ending convinced they are right once the discussion ends.
A compact aphorism on rigidity of thought titled with a Hooker quotation. It states that men seldom examine past habits to judge good or evil. The line echoes a moral inquiry into conventional thinking.
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