Fantasia opens at Paramount as Disney debuts new studio work
The article notes Fantasia starts Sunday at the Paramount after a Broadway run and marks the first feature from the new Disney studio in Burbank. It mentions Mary Pickford may return to producing, Eddie Cantor and others entertaining service personnel, and previews other film plans and industry notes.
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Gandhi and India's Path to Independence During World War II
Washington reports the British India government warns Gandhi against civil disobedience while weighing India's future postwar constitution. Cripps and Tokyo loom as Gandhi ponders August 5 steps amid Moslem autonomy demands and possible Japanese leverage. Army strength and production rise, but risks remain as the empire stares at a fragile balance.
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Army football picks Neyland Wade draw heat from brass hats
New York and Washington debate the appointment of Lieut. Col. Neyland and Major Wade to coach an all Army football team for relief fund games. The piece questions removing them from their war work at Norfolk and Fort Bragg and urges return to their major duties.
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Visual Education in Wembo Nyama Congo Belge
Miss Mary Flora Foreman, daughter of Mrs. I. W. Foreman, missionary to Wembo Nyama, Congo Belge, describes bringing photographic equipment to the Congo. The projector, films, and motor arrived after a long trek and thrilled Baluba and Bakuba viewers, sparking questions about beavers, volcanos, and lifelike scenes.
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The Moon Miner Ends Quietly Amid Explosions
Orden communes with Doctor Winter as a mine disaster unfolds with shrill alarms and a second heavy blast. Annie stays with Madame while Orden bids farewell to Prackle and recalls the debt to Asclepius before departing.
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Blame Leaders
George Gallup explains why Tobruk and other British defeats in Africa are blamed on leadership and equipment rather than the troops. Surveys in the United States and Canada show widespread belief that poor leadership and inadequate gear caused the retreats, with few blaming the soldiers.
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