Feederia launches a lunch wagon amid Tambay tale and romance
Mom Baumer runs a road-side lunch wagon at Tambay Plantation with help wanted from Judson and an encounter with Angel Todd. Jane Ann Judson, wary of city charm, questions the traveler’s motives while Mom eyes a chance to spark a new life for her and for Tambay’s frontier world. The story sketches a clash between ambition and trust as a gold strike rumors swirl around Welliver U and Tambay.
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Mom Baumer
Feederia
Jane Ann Judson
Tambay Plantation
Welliver U
Tambay
Jane Ann
Tol
Prof
Loren Oliver
Welliver
Colony Hills
Angel Todd
Todd
Montana
Angel
Devil
Toots
Jan Ann
America
Juddy
Tambay Mansion
Bic Boy
Spy letter from Nazi trial hints at U S war readiness
A New York Nazi spy trial reveals a letter claiming the United States was already seriously preparing for war. The message says Americans are earnest, despite reports of bottlenecks and waste, and suggests the government has broad backing for wartime effort.
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New York
United States
Bee Producers Granted Sugar for Honey Production
War Production Board bulletin 201 notes bees require sugar in water at times to sustain honey production. It assures beekeepers and apiarists they will receive all needed sugar to keep bees buzzing, praising biscuits and honey in a lively editorial tone.
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Washington
Brooklyn Navy Yards
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Alabama
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Camden
Montpelier
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Albert Gallatin
Detroit
Henry Ford
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Youngstown
Normandie
America
Colin Kelly
Philippine Army
Captain Wermuth
New York
Admiral Halsey
Marshall and
Gilbert Islands
War Production Board
WPRB
Front Line Savings Drive Encourages Bonds and Stamps
A wartime slogan urges citizens to support the defense by purchasing U S Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps. Secretary Jesse Jones praises merchant seamen and calls for immediate citizen action in the savings campaign.
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Jesse Jones
Secretary of Commerce
U.S. Defense
Latin America Builds Defenses To Guard Canal And Oil Fields
United Press reports Latin American nations are rapidly boosting armed forces to defend the Panama Canal and Venezuelan oil fields. Brazil and Argentina lead with large reserves and new bases while Mexico and others expand air and naval patrols and conscription.
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Latin America
Panama Canal
Caribbean
Rio Grande
Western Hemisphere
United Press
Lawrence S. Haas
Venezuela
United States
Maracaibo
Pacific
Ecuador
Galapagos Islands
Salinas Peninsula
Carlos Arroyo del Rio
Ecuadorian
America
Patagonian
Puerto Belgrano
Cape Horn
Paraguay
Cuba
Haiti
Children’s war drawings reveal confidence and humor study
An Elemen tary School of Hunter College analysis of 300 drawings shows children surfacing little fear of war through humanitarian imagery and humor. Dr Ruth Conkey notes youngsters express usefulness and light fear, while suggesting guidance for wartime morale and practical talking points.
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Ruth Conkey
Conkey
Florence Brumbaugh
Stamps mark Orellana Amazon voyage discovery history
Ecuador releases eight stamps commemorating Francisco de Orellana’s 1541–42 expedition down the Amazon from Guayaquil to the Atlantic. Vicente Yanez Pinzon first sighted the river mouth in 1500, and Orellana’s 50 man party split from Gonizalo Pizarro’s force, facing scarcity, disease, and attacks as they drifted toward the ocean.
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Amazon River
Francisco de Orellana
Acuador
Amazon
Atlantic
Vicente Yanez Pinzon
Columbus
Orellana
Guayaquil
Gonizalo Pizarro
Quito
Ande
Spain
Frontline Sailors Sound Off on Allied Strategy
Newsweek notes a vivid morale sketch from Surabaya via George Weller of the Chicago Daily News. A submarine crewman’s verse mocks optimistic 1943 timelines while others laugh and sip tea, reflecting tension between hopeful war talk and practical delays.
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Surabaya
George Weller
Chicago Daily News
British Turkish accord cements axis defense link with Balkans
A year ago United Press reports Britain and Turkey reached a broad agreement on all points strengthening the alliance against Axis advances in the Balkans. Ambassador Nomura visits Welles as Churchill wins unanimous support, Australia cuts ties with Romania amid global tension.
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United Press
Turkey
Balkans
Nomura
Welles Churchill
Australia
Romania
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