Solar heating proves effective even in cold northern winters
The Amarillo Globe reports experiments show sun heated homes can stay warm in deep winter. South facing windows and specially designed double pane glass with dehydrated air kept indoor temperatures around 70 degrees in a Chicago home while outside fell to 17 degrees below zero.
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Amarillo
Chicago
Hugh Duncan
Duncan
Palestine Puzzle: Churchill Roosevelt and Arab Leaders on Zionist Question
Dorothy Thompson outlines postwar Middle East talks with Ibn Saud and Churchill, noting White Paper limits on Jewish immigration, Arab plans for a Pan Arab federation, and a compromise proposal to admit 300,000 more Jews to Palestine. It discusses Zionist splits between Western and Eastern Jewish communities and the implications for a Jewish homeland.
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Palestine
Pnint Aimong
Ton Saud
Churchill
Ibn Said
House of Commons
So & Ot
Chereh
Churchil
Belfour Gecaraion
Mr. Roosevelt
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Saudi Arabia
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Rowevelt
Cairo
Routine Start for Japan Aboard a Light Carrier
Ernie Pyle describes an orderly start to the Pacific voyage toward Japan. The fleet spreads into self contained units under Admiral Mitscher, with air patrols, submarine watch, and a comfortable, busy life aboard. He shares daily life, camaraderie, and sailors' mix of homesickness and resilience.
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Western Pacific
Japan
Sicily
Normandy
Marc Mitscher
Ernie
Navy unit praises crew and ship reputation worldwide
The speaker stresses pride in the Navy and its ships, urging readers to support sailors through letters. He asserts the Navy’s own regard for its vessels and rejects those who fail to write to the crew, calling such people louses for neglecting servicemen.
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Philippines
Pacific
Navy
Polk Street Professor Encourages Letters To Armed Servicemen
Teachers in the school initiated monthly letters to former students serving in the armed forces. PTA covers postage while local businesses contribute supplies. The notes aim to reassure—sharing home happenings from Blackburn’s store to the Fat Stock Show, Red Cross efforts, boxers, fishing law, and town life to keep the boys feeling missed.
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S. L. Lee
Donna Roth
Jim Sims
Kerr's Paper Company
Blackburn
Red Cross
Not So Long Ago March 19 1930 Prime Minister Dies
On March 19 1930 Lord Balfour, last prime minister of England under Queen Victoria, dies. Senate opposes tariff protection for oil and petroleum products twice. Transcontinental Air Transport invited to establish an airport here. Briain France Italy tri power conference on German crisis. Clarence Darrow says little man a NRA victim. Senate bills curb beauty shop operations. Chamberlain declares fight against peace talks. White House warns Americans not to get hopes up.
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England
Queen Victoria
Senate
Briain
France
Italy
Clarence Darrow
Little Man
Chamberlain
White House
No clear news item from a Bible verse fragment
Fragment of a biblical quote speaks about burning the body and charity from I Corinthians. The text presents a religious reflection rather than a news event or report.
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