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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1940

Page

7

Hitler bets big in Europe as Mussolini edges war

The piece notes Hitler plans a summer blow sequence across Europe from Holland to Greece to end the war by fall, with Italy moving toward war. It also covers Taft's strong delegate claims in multiple states, and Ambassador Phillips meeting Mussolini, who avoided committing to war while signaling U.S. shipping would be safe.

Washington D. C Hitler U. S Europe Holland Romania Greece United States Italy Mussolini TAFT Dewey New Yorker California Delaware Indiana Iowa Hanford McNider Canada Hoover Missouri New York New Mexico Simms North Carolina Ohio South Gannett Philadelphia Phillips Sumner Welles Rome Phillips Tr Duce Roosevelt Mediterranean

War themes in national politics creep into 1940 campaign

Brackart predicts Roosevelt’s Western trip and conservation talk will shape the 1940 race. He notes Roosevelt may visit Alaska and Natchez, and that foreign policy under short of war slogans will be hotly debated by Republicans led by Landon and Knox.

Washington Roosevelt Pacific Coast Congress Philadelphia Great Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolina Tennessee Natchez-to-Nashville Natchez, Miss Elliott Fort Worth Texas San Francisco Exposition Olympic National Park Alaska Europe Capitol Middle West United States Asia America Hitler Western Hemisphere Alf Landon Colonel Knox Knox John Hamilton Woodrow Wilson

Lesson for May 19 sees ee ise yee ae by

A compact note mentions a May 19 lesson focusing on phonetic sequences such as ee ise yee ae. It presents a brief practice context for language drills.

Jeremiah Denounces False Prophets in Biblical Lesson

A sermon contrasts ancient and modern false prophets, arguing they lack divine commission and message. It cites Jeremiah 23 21 22 23 29 and emphasizes God as judge, fire and hammer imagery, and the need for faithful preaching over clever but empty rhetoric.

Christ Jeremiah Judah God Earth Heaven

Roosevelt's trip aims to steer headlines during convention

Washington correspondent William Bruckart argues the planned national tour by President Roosevelt could eclipse the Republican gathering. The trip would offer a chance to present the administration's foreign policy to the nation.

U. S Roosevelt William Bruckart Washington

Psalm 109 23 25 Excerpt Reflects Fasting and Scorn

A biblical verse from Psalm 109 23 to 25 depicts the speaker’s rapid departure like a shadow, with weak knees from fasting and flesh wasting, becoming a reproach as others shake their heads.

It Doth Not Yet Appear You Are Not What You Ought

Quote from Charles Kingsley urging personal reform and spiritual striving. The excerpt emphasizes rising to fight a good fight, becoming a good man anew after God and Christ.

God Christ Charles Kingsley

Uncle Phil Reflects on Money, Time, and Economy

The column muses on creditors and dignity of labor, recalling 1940s jobs like rail splitting and plow work. It questions happiness of PhD holders, laments limited time on earth, and notes sin’s coarseness as an indicting trait. It ends with reflections on economy, miserliness, and cautious optimism.

Honest Friend Quote Emphasizes Value of True Companions

A reflective quotation from Robert Louis Stevenson about travelers in life seeking honest friends. It suggests that true companionship sustains virtue, with friends acting as the end and reward of our journeys and keeping us worthy even when alone.

R. L. Stevenson

Immortal Thoughts Memories and Precious Thoughts

An aphoristic line by Wadsworth on memory and enduring thoughts presented as a reflective quotation. The passage emphasizes memories, images, and treasured thoughts that persist beyond destruction.

Wadsworth

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