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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
10
The article notes that porpoise blood resembles human blood more than that of other animals and compares this sea animal to oxen and pigs. It also states Queen Anne reigned 1702 to 1714 and bore 17 children, none of whom survived.
Repair and re up holster worn furniture with bright fabric. Instructions 951 guide repairs and upholstering. Send fifteen cents to The Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept for pattern pattern number your name address and zone. Fifteen cents more buys the 1946 Needlecraft Catalogue with 112 illustrations and a free cuddle toys pattern.
War Department states the 2nd Armored and 1st Infantry Divisions were the first American units to cross into German soil. Enlistment family allowances vary by timing. six months postwar term for those enlisting after July 1, full enlistment period pay for those before. The 321 Bomb Group (M) earned two unit citations and five battle stars for Southern France, Po Valley, North Apennines, Naples-Foggia, and Rome-Arno campaigns. Dr. Wood’s Stephens College pursued a 25-year experimental program combining aviation, broadcasting, and practical life prep, growing to 28 airplanes and a large private-girls school with plans for health and citizenship courses.
War Department states no sum was paid to Britain for each American sent overseas. A reader asks about a lump sum to AV (N) widows under Naval Aviation Cadet Act of 1942. ruling allows up to 1500 dollars tax free with excess taxable. Army WWII battle deaths total 229238 and battle casualties 948418 from 1941 to Feb 8 1946. Also advertises Handy Letter Writer booklet for 15 cents postpaid with mail-in coupon.
Dr. Wood recalls Stephens College history from 52 students to a thriving institution over 35 years. He notes a boom in girls schools as public options grew and scandals rocked universities. The era saw dormitories scarce and boarding houses housing students amid ongoing reform discussions.
Dr. Wood leads Stephens Junior College where students age 16 to 20 study. Though 70, he travels frequently and shows no retirement plans. At home he stays on campus and is affectionately called Daddy Wood by current and former Stephens girls.
The account notes one theory that Luis de Torres, a Columbus crew member, called the bird tukki meaning peacock in Hebrew, explaining how the term evolved into turkey in common usage.
Washington reports a surge of WWII and Roosevelt era histories in progress. Captain Harry Butcher works on a Eisenhower memoir while Robert Sherwood compiles Hopkins notes for a Roosevelt history. Morgenthau Tully and Schlesinger pursue New Deal studies as Morison and Woodward lead Navy history projects and Marshall Hart biographies take shape.
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