Roosevelt Urges Full American Part to Crush Hitler
President Roosevelt on Labor Day urged Americans to do their full part in defeating Hitler and the Nazi regime. He warned efforts alone are not enough and called for increased war production to deliver weapons overseas while rejecting appeasement. He spoke from the Franklin D. Roosevelt library as entertainment figures joined the formal observance and stressed unity of employers and workers in the battle for freedom.
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Roosevelt Announces Freedom Must Prevail In War Effort
The President urged that defeating Hitler requires sustained, intensified action and that freedom for democracy must override private interests. He warned against assuming Hitler is blocked and noted U S support for Russia and Britain. He linked labor freedom to democracy and criticized Axis dictatorships on labor standards.
Eddy Paper Seeks Old Newspaper Supply For Reconditioned Plant
The Eddy Paper Corporation plans to convert its local plant to boxboard production and urges citizens to save and deliver old newspapers and magazines. Plant manager C. R. Erbe would buy up to a thousand tons if obtainable, noting prices have risen from 15 to 50 cents per hundred pounds and that 50 to 60 tons of paper are needed daily for operation.
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RAF Continues German Raids Across the Continent
RAF aircraft launched renewed heavy strikes on German targets with Cologne bearing the main blows during the night raid. British forces also attacked a Dunkerque supply ship, leaving it enveloped in smoke while protected by six anti aircraft ships and four E boats.
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Mrs Minnie Zombro of Clarke County Dies
Mrs Minnie Elizabeth Zombro widow of Joseph E. Zombro died at Memorial Hospital Winchester at 11 15 last night after illness since August 21 She is survived by children John Clifton Stanley Archibald Donald Edna Helen and Dorothy and Cleta plus two brothers William and George Edwards Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 from John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial in Greenhill Cemetery
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Dangerous Illusions About War Aid Warns From Editor Philip Hewitt-My
In a long editorial letter, Philip Hewitt-Myring argues Britain risks dangerous illusions about American aid after comparing Roosevelt to Wilson. He urges Britons to recognize congressional limits and warns that strong opposition in the United States may curb aid, stressing the need for clarity on wartime support.
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International War Watch Critiques and Support Polarization
The piece surveys editorials from The Daily Mail The Weekly Economist The New English Weekly New Age and The New Statesman and N noting criticism of U S leaders and policy. It highlights claims of weak leadership charges of congress obstruction and constitutional friction, and warns of Russia and Hitler shaping war dynamics while U S arms output remains modest.
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