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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
2
All the Traffic Would Bear Prices Era
An early description of price setting before standardized pricing. Merchants charged what traffic would bear, prompting advertising to guide consumer prices and standardize what shoppers pay today. The piece highlights how advertising helped fix established prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Conmmer
Washington debates convoys as British losses mount
Edward C Wayne analyzes Washington's stance on convoy use amid rising British shipping losses, while Stalin consolidates leadership in Russia as premier. The piece reflects Western newspaper sentiment on wartime strategy and political shifts.
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Washington
Stalin
Russia
Battle over Atlantic convoy policy grips Washington
Debates split after Stimson’s radio address as interventionists warn convoys equal war while administration argues Congress already funded aid to Britain. San Francisco rumors of Panama Canal closure promise to impede Japan, and Stalin’s rise to power sparks fresh bets on Soviet policy amid German drive toward the Black Sea.
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Atlantic
Batte
Washington
Administration
Congress
Britain
Stimson
Roosevelt
Simeon
Pepper
Florida
Stimsons
San Francisco
Tokyo
United States
Portune
Josef Stalin
Near East
Kerensky
Stalin
Germany
Molotov
Molotny
France
Mlot v
London
Soviet
Russia
Bulgaria
Jugoslavia
Russian Empire
Aalo
Bovlet
Black Sea
Allentar
Communist Party
Polly
British sailor stabs German boat to sink sinking destroyer tale
A London report recounts a crewman escaping a sinking British destroyer. While swimming clear, he confronted four German sailors in a rubber craft, stabbed their boat with a clasp, and sent them fleeing as the destroyer went down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Toeman
Ubey
Britain At War Faces Key Phases As Axis Strikes Rise
War enters pivotal phases with Britain alone yet aided by increased American support. Luftwaffe raids target ports from Plymouth to Belfast, while Churchill’s government grapples with Atlantic and Mediterranean pressures. Roosevelt urges boosted U S bomber production and expanding plants to enable large long range bombers.
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Britain
Churchill
England
Mediterranean
Suez
Atlantic
Duanmer
Plymouth
Liverpool
Belfast
Clyde
Thames Estuary
He Induste
Midland
Arr
OPM
America
Roosevelt
Mediterranean News Signals Wider War Strains
The piece notes escalating Eastern Front tensions as Britain pulls back from Greece and faces new Middle East problems. Iraq coup risks Musul and pipeline to Haifa, while Turkish and Egyptian cooperation emerges. German air threat jeopardizes Iraqi pipeline amid British deployments and Arab unrest. Immigration raid targets many German nationals overstaying leaves.
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Mediterranean
England
Greece
Iraq
Trey
Kirkuk
Haifa
Gail
Wis & Vious
Asia Minor
Syria
Turkey
Egypt
Motion Picture Set Romance and Script Dilemmas Explained
Virginia Vale reports on stars Barbara Stanwyck and Brian Donlevy on location for The Great Man's Lady and Blythe Kid, detailing actor hand use, director guidance, and on set tensions. Notes Anne Shirley advice to aspiring actors and Walter Abel's on set antics with Paulette Goddard. The piece surveys studio moves, casting notes, and upcoming projects across Metro and Warner interests.
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Jobert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Brian Donlevy
Donlevy
Taylor
Bly the Kid
Buly the Kid
Metro
Lilly
William & Taft
Col Archer Adams
Anne Shirley
West Point
Miss Shirley
Sewing Circle Patterns and Easy Jumper Dress Guide
Patterns for sewing fans describe a notched collar jumper and sunback style with straps. Instructions suggest choosing sunfast cotton fabrics such as gingham or gabardine and offer tips for repurposing the pattern for different outfits. The piece emphasizes simple, repeatable patterns suitable for creating clothing for a child.
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Stegingham
Gabardine
Pattern Request From San Francisco Enclosure
A fragmented street notice from San Francisco requests sewing pattern details. It asks to enclose 1 cent in coins for Pattern No and lists a possible address near Montgomery Avenue with a sender name and address line. The readable text is sparse and lacks complete identifiers.
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Montgomery Ave
San Francisco
Opal Charm Becomes Unlucky Gem In Literature
The opal, once worn as a good luck charm, gained a reputation for misfortune after Sir Walter Scott described it as unlucky in Anne of Geierstein. Since then, superstitious owners have avoided wearing the gem, branding it as cursed.
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Walter Scott
Anne of Geierstein
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