Molotov Speech Strains Soviet U S Relations Amid War News
Across Europe tension rose as Molotov prepared a forceful broadcast while Mussolini’s coup and shifts in Franco Italian leadership unsettled European alignments. Reports describe deliberations in Washington on arms embargo policy, neutrality, and potential Allied-Soviet cooperation as Hitler’s forces and Mediterranean dynamics press the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Atom
France
Jasy
Alberto Panani
Walther von Hrauchitsch
Giuseppe Valle Wierd
Herman Geers
Nadolfe
Raziuni
Fore Am
Galeazzo Crano
Moss
Aon
Jus Loe
Paris
Berlo
Talya Ambassadr
Ciuseppe Bastianinkad
Ooile Balkans
Messni
M Jotyski
Maly
Mussolini
Malotov
Philippis
Aland
Freedom
Massachusetts
McCormack
Steinhandt
Moscow
Nis
Michael
Kalinin
cMris
Tiss J
Tlt
Db ‘der
White House
Iit
Know Your News Quiz Items and Historical Queries
A condensed set of questions covering figures Clyde Schieper and Wes Carroll, the intended nonstop flight destination from New York, Mrs. Omer Stout’s fate after freezing cancer treatment, a claim about a Mexican revolutionary party reclaiming expropriated land, and James Mead’s $139 million treasury proposal for small firms, distressed farmers, municipally owned power plants, or theater groups, plus a note on winter food rationing in Britain.
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Clyde Schieper
Wes Carroll
New York
Mra
Omer Stout
Oklahoma
Mexican Revolutionary Party
The
Treasury
Roosevelt era third term talk sparks liberal unrest
In the wartime frame Henry Wallace renews a political fire while Secretary Early counters the idea of a Roosevelt third term. Senators Gillette Wheeler McNary and Olson enter the discussion as liberal factions in the West seek influence and future nominations. Washington observers note shifting support and the chance of a new Liberal convention amid railroad and Senate currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Oregon
Charles McNary
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
la Follette
Sell
Lake City
Lewis
Senator Wheeler
West
Wheeler
Washington
Senate
Communications to Mr Courtney and AT&T barred service
The text indicates a legal dispute where Attorney Thomas Courtney and US District Attorney Miami Campbell, on behalf of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, barred a service or correspondence involving Ms Anfenberg and Mrs Bell Telephoe Friday from an office in Chicago. Further readable details are fragmented.
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Chicago
Strel
Thomas
Courtney
Wiami Campiell
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Minos Bell
Haws Quiz Answers and Confusing Snippet
Fragmentary notes identify a quiz answer list with misread phrases about Lima Peru Ecuador death war capture and ration cards. The text mentions false statements and a demand that lands be seized permanently, plus scattered references to butter, bacon, and dates.
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Pet
Carr
Lima
Peru
Ecuador
Tmonaste
Bulter Bart
Bacon
Conoco Germ Processed Oil Creates OIL PLATING on Engine Surfaces
An advertisement explains Conoco Germ Processed oil in winter use coats engine parts with OIL PLATING that clings to inner walls after startup, delaying drainage, and reducing initial battery load. It urges changing to winter grade at Continental Oil stations and prompts mileage merchants to stock Germ Processed oil.
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Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Local family notices and church gatherings in Davis area
Duck Beott of Craig Cole visits his parents Mr and Mrs Joan Scott. Elgin Atwood moved into the house recently vacated by Andrew Atwood. Old Testament class of the Davis Ward Sunday School hosted an evening of games and refreshments at leader Wallace Slaugh’s home. An Elders party at Snaples Now drew several elders and wives. A costume hall hosted by the M Men and the Gleaner Girls occurred October 31. Victor Nelson and Mrs Nelson of Provo Beach visited Davis. Mrs Nelson was formerly Venda Slaugh. Clarence Johnson of Toosevelt visited Davis to gather clover seed samples. Simper is employed at Whiterocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Beott
Craig Cole
Joan Scott
Elgin Atwood
Andrew Atwood
Davis Ward
Wallace Slaugh
Snaples
M Men
Gleaner
Victor Nelson
Provo Beach
Davis
Nelson
Venda Slaugh
Clarence Johnson
Toosevelt
Simper
Whiterocks
Lewin Chivers Weekend Visit with Nathan Chivers
Lewin Chivers of Gusher spent the weekend with his brother Nathan Chivers. The brothers were seen enjoying time together, sharing stories and catching up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewin Chivers
Gusher
Nathan Chivers
Vernal elects mayor and city officials in historic vote
TheReminiscence notes Vernal elects E W Davis mayor and council members L Ashton Coltharp James Collett Hanson Harder Bennion recorder Hardy treasurer Oliver peace J M Oliver marshal. water system upgrades, new road, and local projects planned. Births announced for Murray and Sprouse families. Lybbert and Swett missions noted. Alma Holdaway in Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Colion
H Watter Woolley
E Deming
John N Davis
Preas
Wilbur Bowards
Isaac Burton
Wm Murray
Browning
Vermael
Duchesne
Claude Sprouse
Ashley Coop
Alma Holdaway
Vernal Express
Constantinople
Turkey
Milward
E W
Lybbert
Norway
Ashley Fe Pos Poses T Sod
Mr and Mrs Bid Pace Jeff Bun ny morning for Salt Lake where Mrs Pace sought medical aid. Mr and Mrs Elmer Swett went to Renevelt Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joh Powell went to Salt Lake City Sunday to take their small daughter for medical treatment. Edith Allred spending week in Roosevelt visiting daughter Niles Haslem. Relief Society gave a handkerchief shower Saturday afternoon for rs Bid Pace. A program and light refreshments were enjoyed by 33 ladies. Murray Merkley and Mrs Glenn Walker of McKinnon visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bid Pace
Jeff Bunny
Salt Lake
Pace
Elmer Swett
Renevelt
Joh Powell
Salt Lake City
George Sarker
Jon
Edith Allred
Roosevelt
Niles Haslem
Relief Society
Rs Bid
Murray Merkley
Glenn Walker
McKinnon
Willow Creek Center Teeee Roy Bartholomew Visit
Willow Creek area notes Roy Bartholomew and spouse of Provo visited Wednesday while old residents recall, cattle from summer range along the creek show dry season stress. Lafe Bown tended Hatch Loros Upper Ranch bucks on Thursday. Vert Muse bought Lerch ranch on Upper Willow Creek last week while farming Tracy Run this summer. The Wo C Coleh held its regular meeting Friday with a program and dancing and refreshments. Vernal visitors Abe Haten and children and Big Jabe Cock were seen Saturday.
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Roy Bartholomew
Provo
Lafe Bown
Muse
Lerch
Whlow Creek
Tracy Runc
Wo C Coleh
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