War era conserve drive and a dramatic hospital scene
A wartime editorial urges conserving rubber paper iron and other materials while detailing a hospital drama at Oak Hill where Riv lies dying and Sue Ellen confronts love, guilt, and loyalty amid Johnny and Deedora's tensions as the story unfolds.
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Riv
Johnny
Riy
Colonel Moore
Oak Hill
Evenin
Sue Ellen
Jennie
Sam
Colonel
Pravely
Sue Fllen
Toby
Deedora
Doctor 4
Deccora
Johnny Harris
Santa and the Beating Witch of War in Toyland
Santa returns to Toyland as war erupts between King Harald and King Harald’s realm. Carl leads knights to a river crossing to trap the third witch whose fear of water fuels the conflict. Princess Hildur joins the march as the story sails toward a planned confrontation tomorrow.
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Carl
Santa
Harald
Hildur
King Herald
Sailor
Dutch Guiana added to U S bases in the Americas
Question prompts reveal which mines U S troops will guard in Dutch Guiana and the defense metal produced from their ore. It asks if the Netherlands has other possessions in the hemisphere and the locations of French Guiana and French Guinea, ending with the alternate name for Dutch Guiana.
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Dutch Guiana
U. S
Americas
Holland
South America
Au. S
Netherlands
French Guiana
French Guinea
New Army Ordnance Promises Major War Edge
Digest notes nearly a dozen new U S Army weapons aimed at outrunning Axis arms. Among them a fast armored medium tank with a 155 mm gun that can hit 10 miles, plus shock-absorbing firing legs and accompanying ammo tank. Also listed are a light 37 mm anti tank gun, a secret 3 inch gun, a 105 mm howitzer, and a 155 mm howitzer capable of delivering 95 pound shells over long range.
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United States Army
War Department
Mobile American artillery and tanks surpass European gear
In Libya the United States showcases mobile 12 000 yard shells and 8 and 10 inch howitzers with long range, accuracy and rapid maneuverability. It highlights 3 inch anti aircraft fire and 90 mm accuracy, light tanks with enhanced armor, long endurance tires, and a 60 ton tank with superior firing accuracy.
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Europe
Gasless Sundays and public responsibility ideas
Readers submit ideas on gasless Sundays milkman relief and civil defense measures. Mrs Jewell Fuller suggests Sunday restrictions to free workers for worship, while Mrs M L Johnson and Don Parsley propose Christmas milk day off and scrap-iron shelters. Mrs Fox urges polite shopping conduct and a call for military and Red Cross training in schools.
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Jewell Fuller
Cleveland Street
M. L. Johnson
Potter County
Amarillo
Don Parsley
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