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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1941
Page
2
Edward C Wayne analyzes wartime stance as Hitler says no quarrel with the United States while warning that aid to Britain ships will be sunk. The lease lend bill remains a point of heated debate as a new Japanese envoy heads to the United States.
Eight years after seizing power Adalf Hiller promised Americans Britain would be torpedoed and Europe would defend itself. A 72,000 crowd heard Hitler vow to defeat England with a new European order. Matsuoka abroad attacked U S policy, insisting Japan control of the western Pacific and warning world peace hinges on America’s stance.
Congress weighs President Roosevelt's lend or lease plan to aid Britain as German advances prompt urgency. Lawmakers debate time limits and convoy prohibition while military experts confer with new British ambassador Viscount Halifax, who arrives aboard HMS King George V at Annapolis.
Admiral Nomura, veteran Japanese attache and close ally of Franklin D Roosevelt era officials, sails for Washington as ambassador. The mission, seen by peers as doomed to fail, follows prior young appointees declining due to career risks. Nomura lost an eye in a bombing and survived a political purge while earning a reputation for courage.
Former New Hampshire governor Envey-John G Winant will be acceptable in Britain as the American ambassador succeeding Joseph P Kennedy. The Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg, now a refugee to Canada, will visit President Roosevelt in the second week of February and will stay two days at the White House.
A fragmented account recalls Derna in Libya as a historic battle site where 40 Americans Greeks and Arabs crossed the desert to seize the city in 1805 and how a modern clash near Derna echoes in March of this year with large forces and Arab Greek and German involvement amid rumors of Mussolini and Italian resistance.
MGM news notes Judy Garland reawakens her Gumm Sisters number for an upcoming Ziegfeld Girl finale with a gleaming rhinestone laden prop gown. Ellen Drew plays the feminine lead. Don Ameche casting shifts stir production. Rise Stevens prepares Technicolor appearances after a White House debut and various studio notes signal a flurry of film and stage activity.
A speech dense with criticism claims Congress abdicated duties during World War I and later under Roosevelt, transferring authority to the presidency. It cites King George V’s remark on executive power and laments legislative evasion of responsibility while noting citrus subsidies and soldiers' orange juice quotas. The text blends historical quotes, political opinion, and sensational asides about military service and global events.
Household hints cover preserving cheese by covering, parsley washing for better flavor and ease of chopping, handling milk boil cleanup with salt to remove color, using stale cake with lemon sauce as dessert, velvet as polishing cloth, baking powder biscuits rise and brown better on sheets, tips to boil cracked eggs with vinegar to prevent yolk seepage.
A garbled fragment discusses juice, steak, jaw pressure and tolerance. It mentions the human jaw, strain endurance, and a connection to bite force. The text remains awkward and incomplete, with unclear measurements and context.
A terse reflective line on the era’s boldness and vice by Horace, noting the extent of malevolence or daring social experiments pursued in modern times. It frames the age as unfeeling and audacious in its missteps and trials.
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