Tommy Dorsey Celebrates Youth Backing His Swing
Frankly nostalgic piece by Tommy Dorsey praising teenagers as the backbone of democracy and his band’s success. He recalls New York reception atop Hotel Astor, Times Square fan throngs, and plans to visit Seton Hall graduates before heading to Hollywood for a degree.
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Farm science wartime magic by Jack Stinnett
Washington writer Jack Stinnett salutes Agriculture Department scientists facing wartime shortages. He notes potential uses of cotton, forestry products, and dehydrated foods for defense, with new insecticides, sandbag materials, and substitutes for leather and cork. He warns of censorship and highlights the department’s role in war production and postwar plans.
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Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Russians Press Nazi Retreat On Multiple Fronts
A year ago United Press reports indicate Nazis were pushed back in campaigns toward Leningrad Moscow and the Ukraine as German command claims continued fighting on the eastern front. Wendell L. Willkie urges American bases in Northern Ireland while Churchill says Britain will aid the U S in Iceland defense. Chinese ambassador Wellington Koo emphasizes freedom and postwar world-building.
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Wendell L. Willkie
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V. K. Wellington Koo
Pictured late actor crossword clues
Crossword puzzle clues list with horizontal and vertical entries spelling a nameless tribute. Includes terms from common words to specific hints like Babylonian deity and Office of Civilian Defense abbreviation.
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Office of Civilian Defense
Big Minds by Henry McLemore
Henry McLemore mocks postwar planning by high officials and urges including ordinary citizens. He lists small, humorous reforms for the World To Be such as banning double features, better seat etiquette, improved sandwich variety, and curbing bargain sales, advocating a delegate from the common people to the peace table.
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Social etiquette quiz and town gossip from Amarillo
A compact quiz on informal dining and reception manners followed by a broad roundup of local notes. Items include travel plans, arrivals and departures, courtly chatter, hometown notices, births and names, and staff movements around Amarillo with many names and addresses.
Freedom and duty in wartime leadership by Churchill
Lipppmann analyzes the Britain wartime debate and the strain on Churchill and Roosevelt. He argues for concentrated leadership, civilian restraint during battles, and public understanding of leaders' burdens as the war intensifies across Egypt Russia Atlantic and Pacific theaters.
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Auchinsens's Task Is To Fight General Rommel
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Wasted War Effort in Alaska Railroad Debate
Colonel Frederick Palmer argues against building the Alaska railroad as a military misallocation. He questions its usefulness for offensive actions against Japan and for defending an invasion, urging focus on proven fronts and coastal defenses. He condemns excessive civilian desk jobs and warns against peacetime planning that delays essential war efforts.
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Be Friendly By Dale Carnegie Summary
A Fort Wayne professor, Richard Mayfield, learns a moody student’s pain behind a sour front. By approaching with genuine interest and kindness he helps her open up, improve grades, and plan a hopeful future with another student from a broken home. The story argues for seeking reasons behind snubs and choosing empathetic engagement.
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