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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1940
Page
6
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Analysis by Joseph W. Laltist outlines a Nazi Soviet push into the Balkans and the looming threat to the Low Countries. The piece notes German strategic moves and fear of rapid advances across Western Europe as tensions rise.
The Reich government presses Norway's protection and expands its grip along the coast while Britain and allies react. Nazi ships seize Copenhagen and push troops into Oslo, Bergen, Narvik, and Trondheim as Britain threatens bombardment and censorship tightens across Europe.
The article notes Mrs Burden Harriman, long time US envoy to Norway and one of the first women ambassadors, highlighted wartime news from Norway. It reports limited Norwegian sustenance needs and export purchases, including 95 900000 in exports extended to Denmark Norway and Sweden through the Export Import Bank, with Denmark and purchases focusing on machinery and manufactured goods.
President Roosevelt tightens wartime controls as envoys Morgenstierna and Kauffmann push limits on Norway Denmark and Sweden. He freezes foreign balances bans bank transactions and authorizes new warplane types while steering U S policy toward stricter restraint and deployment in the North Atlantic theater.
A chewed OCR fragment notes trends in exports to Latin America and Europe with percentages around 40 to 50 percent, and references to Latin America and a large gallant note on Mexico and Argentina. It also mentions industry shifts in steel and rail or aviation, with unclear figures and place markers like Kansas.
Noor Phomaa, a tall silver-tongued candidate on the Socialist ticket, renewed his presidential bid as the party formed its 1940 national convention. In Washington, Norman Krueger received backing for a campaign fund yet to be raised, with Candida Thomas and Krueger pledging to tour the country after May 30. In state races, Stelle declared a governor’s summons and fired aides as he challenged the party regulars, while Dewey swept early primary votes in both Nebraska and another state, and Roosevelt supporters secured delegates to the convention amid a Nebraska upset of Senator Burke.
A UK agriculture forecast notes the European war impact and drought. It estimates 29 percent of 45,019,000 acres seeded last winter abandoned, pushing total winter wheat to about 4.262 billion bushels in the west since 1933, with spring wheat and carryover keeping U.S. grain supplies healthy.
After near misss over three years of talks the United States and Mexico face renewed friction as efforts to settle disputes over American owned oil lands expropriated by Mexico stall. Secretary of State Cor dell Hull öffentlich sharp note to Mexican Ambassador Castillo Nojera sparked a state department disclosure amid renewed negotiation attempts.
The Republic Steel corporation faced a labor board order for reinstating about five thousand workers with back pay after the Little Steel strike of 1937. The Third Circuit upheld the NLRB decision, and the case moved to the U S Supreme Court this month.
A pattern description for a wool crepe suit labeled No fe54 covers sizes 14 to 18. It notes a tailored jacket with a finished waist, mock collar, and sleeve tops, plus a full skirt. Materials require about 4% yards with contrast yards and other specifics for fabric and trim.
The magistrate weighed two men disputing a claim over a dog bite and grocery debts. One man pleaded a $20 debt, while the other denied any bite. After a brief pause the magistrate announced he saw no reason to separate their cases and left them to resolve the matter.
The piece appears as a garbled quiz with questions about general knowledge and wordplay. It contains partially readable prompts asking about topics like the Western beat, megaphones, dental terms, and Franklin's attendance at school.
Readable items describe a cake gathering clear but garbled. They mention a play lure libel a dude and a sequence Canada Brazil United States by size. Water chickens are rail family birds about chicken size. hens swim rarely fly. Two years between ages eight and ten. Front teeth are incisors.
A report notes that 15 to 25 percent more current is required for proper light distribution in a room with dark woodwork. The implication is that illumination efficiency is reduced by the darker surfaces, affecting overall brightness.
Summary of scattered items: Isaiah edits post prophet era, Columbus stranded 12 months on Jamaica coast, Era sisterus linked to sensing and rotor nerves, India currency rupee silver standard 180 gram weight, states require medical certificates for marriage licenses, Atlanta streetcar lines plan reduced non rush hour fares.
Fragmentary OCR text notes an emergency involving Aminiasntetuide and related verses in vigor. unclear names and context hinder clear event, leaving a partial reference to a medical or procedural emergency connected to an abbytis aromioean term.
Household questions discuss steaming vegetables to preserve minerals, making a savory biscuit dough wrap with candied ginger, and slicing strips to bake quickly. It also suggests tinting ice with vegetable color and preparing spring salad for a crisp presentation. It notes keeping a tablecloth clean with layers of cloth and paper and using zinc on hot coals to remove chimney soot.
Fragmentary note argues that wisdom may appear among fools and hints at a paradoxical view of insight within unlikely groups. The writing juxtaposes wise and foolish personas in a brief, aphoristic form.
Fragmentary notes recount the first recorded tornado near New Jersey on June 30 1682 with unclear details. The text notes attempts to prevent damage and mentions observers and sites while drifting into miscellaneous musings and magazine references.
The article notes increased use of soybean meal in poultry rations over recent years. It states that a protein supplement made from soybean oil meal promotes growth in chicks and supports development in poultry feed formulations.
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