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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1941

Page

3

Spies in Consulates and a Roosevelt Family Tale

Nazi agents are alleged to operate within Vichy and Hungarian consular staffs in the United States, with Chicago and Cleveland cited as locations. President Roosevelt’s mother is linked to a confidential request before a legal limit was reached. Sugar supply assurances note ample stock but warn of misallocation due to hoarding while quotas rise. Public notices also touch on Bob Reynolds and Jim Farley's travel anecdotes.

Vichy Henry-Haye Berlin Chicago Raymond Imbault-Huart Cleveland Louis Alexy Imbault-Huart Dies Committee Sara Delano Roosevelt Hyde Park New York Roosevelt Europe State Department United States Department of Agriculture Gulf States Agriculture Department Cuba Puerto Rico U. S

RAF Fledglings Train in U S At Lake School

John Staples of London is among about 100 British boys being trained as pilots at the Lake school of aeronautics in the United States. About 550 students in all are receiving expert training away from bombed homeland airfields, with Staples among the youngest average ages of 23. The cadet received a bunny mascot from Florida admirers.

John Staples London Royal Air Force the Lake School of Aeronautics U. S Staples Uncle Sam Bunny Florida

Peter Rabbit Has a Very Bad Day in The Old Brier Patch

Thornton W. Burgess presents Peter Rabbit pursued by Bowser the Hound and a hunter with a terrible gun. Peter hides, tricks, and circles to escape danger, learning to watch both ahead and behind while seeking the Old Brier Patch for safety.

Pate Rabbit Bowser Hound Brier Peter Brier Patch Green Forest Associated Newspapers

Exercise for Health Beauty Booklet Offer

An advertisement promotes a 32 page booklet titled Best Exercise for Health and Beauty. It promises chin and neck routines to reduce a double chin, exercises for hips tummy and posture, relax tense nerves and feet relief. Order details require name and address and 10 cents mailed to Reader Home Service 635 Sixth Avenue New York City.

Reader Home Service Sixth Avenue New York City

Treatment of Men

A quotation from Dewey reflecting on how to assess men with love admiration and patient forgiveness, contemplating virtues faults and injuries with forbearance and grace. The text emphasizes benevolent judgment and humane attitudes toward others.

Dewey

Man Slaps Lawyer In Court Dramatic Display

A prisoner charged with assault is cross examined and then demonstrates what he means by a "little bit." He steps forward with the prosecutor as model, slaps the lawyer, grabs him, and throws him across a table. He tells the jury the impact was about one tenth that hard.

Equal Rights for All and Special Privileges for None

A quotation attributed to Thomas Jefferson emphasizes universal rights with no special exemptions for any group. The phrase advocates equal treatment under law and equal protections for every citizen.

Thomas Jefferson

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