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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1940
Page
1
A collection of wartime reflections touches Fourth of July campaigns and the Paris threat, with remarks on German advances, public displays, air safety, and patriotic duties. It notes heat, shortages, and social norms, mentioning Ford’s plane output and civilian resilience amid uncertain times.
The piece argues World War II will be fought in the air, noting bomber dominance, coordinated air forces, and new weapons while touching on government actions, tax prosecutions, and political debates as the nation readies for rapid aviation growth. It references figures like Schenck and events toward decentralizing defense offices.
A German consular official in New Orleans issues a warning to the United States praising German gains in Paris and elsewhere while asserting America will seek trade yet receive none. The piece questions American motives and foresees U S entanglements shaped by Axis interests and Mussolini’s role in the world.
Federal grand jury charges Joseph M. Schenck with income tax evasions. Prosecutors allege willful underreporting of income and deliberate concealment of funds between 19XX and 19XX. Schenck has pleaded not guilty and awaits trial date.
A Washington Daybook excerpt recalls a scene on Pennsylvania Avenue where two peace advocates handed out handbills. A hostile crowd cried run them out of town, police intervened, and the incident highlighted tensions between anti fifth column hysteria and calls for peace amidst a grave national mood.
In New York critics linger on Carol Bruce a 19 year old with a rising Broadway presence in the Louisiana Purchase cast. Agent Martin Spector guided her from sweater modeling to NTG's Midnight Sun and beyond, betting she will land a major show. Also noted is baseball pitcher Freddy Fitzsimmons and memories of the Giants era.
The target remains 200 games as the 411 moundsmen chase a coveted milestone, aiming to reach the historic total with key performances and continuing seasons.
Mobile Harbor Alabama June 15 immigration officers forbid Italian seamen from coming ashore from the Italian steamer following trafficking concerns.
A cryptic style puzzle lists across clues like Flower and Volcano and down clues such as Gained the victory and Devoured. It includes references to ships, languages, and various objects, ending with a long word list and partial phrases.
Ida Z O and Italian crew in Mobile harbor face new regulations requiring passports or equivalent papers for leaving ships. Seamen’s books held by Idaho crew lack fingerprints, so immigration officials declined acceptance. Italian consul in New Orleans was informed fingerprinting could permit ashore access.
A New York businessman and a notorious borrower cross paths on Broadway before Christmas. The borrower’s festive plea for one thousand dollars arrives by special delivery. The lender replies with a firm refusal, signaling holiday spirit but no funds.
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