Indian Tribes Declare War on Axis at Lawton Pow Wow
Three tribes the Comanche Kiowa and Apache convened at a pow-wow on Chandler creek near Lawton Oklahoma to officially declare war on Germany Italy and Japan. The gathering honored current and future American Indian soldiers with war dancing and a buffalo feast. Fort Warren engineers meanwhile crafted a magnetic metal mower to salvage nails screws bolts and other metal from field work.
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Germany
Italy
Japan
Chandler Creek
Redmen
United States
Albert Atockne
Lone Teepee
Apache
White House
Anadarko
Fort Warren
Wye
U.P
Liberty Theater Presents Desperate Cargo and Smokey Smith
The Liberty Theater shows two features today and Saturday. Desperate Cargo stars Ralph Byrd and Carol Hughes while Smokey Smith appears in At the Liberty Boo Steel and George Hayes.
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Boo Steel
George Hayes
Smokey Smith
Ralph Byrd
Carol Hughes
Liberty Theater
Bob Steele
Lucille Fairbanks At Lyric Theater Today
Lucille Fairbanks and Keith Douglas star in Passage From Hong Kong on a double bill with Outlaws of Cherokee Trail at the Lyric Theater today and Saturday. Britain estimates that saving half a slice of bread per person could free steel space to manufacture 10 000 twenty five ton tanks annually.
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Lucille Fairbanks
Keith Douglas
Hongkong
Lyric Theater
Britain
Hong Kong
Texas Miners crush New Mexico Aggies 61 to 6 at Kidd Field
Texas Miners routed the New Mexico Aggies 61 to 6 in the Thanksgiving game at Kidd Field. Coach Chase Milner's team dominated as the Aggies, undermanned, managed only a single touchdown, their first against Border Conference opponents.
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EL Paso
Texas Miners
New Mexico Agges
Kidd Field
Aggies
Chase Milner
Argentina Car Governor Protest Spurs Public Outcry
The Argentine public protests a government order requiring installation of a metal governor in car motors to limit speed and secure gasoline. Critics say it wastes fuel, reduces acceleration, damages parts, and robs drivers of power while pushing the nation toward rationing amid scarce fuel.
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Buenos Aires
A.P
Argentina
Doctor Obtains Vitamins From Dried Alfalfa
Dr. Charles Glen King of the University of Pittsburgh patents a method to extract an oil from dried alfalfa that yields Vitamin C. The oil distills under low temperature and, when consumed, aids in Vitamin C synthesis. feeding it to cows boosts milk Vitamin C. The press notes his new role as Nutrition Foundation director.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Glen King
University of Pittsburgh
King
Nutrition Foundation
City Worker Makes Good as a Farmer
DANE Wis UP The country lad who made good in the big city tells a tale of Ralph Mathiesen and his wife who left Chicago and built a 200 acre farm in Wisconsin. They renamed the estate Dunroven and modernized it with a 56 cow dairy barn a combined barn and machine shed a large hog house and a modern corn crib and granary to prove city savers can profit by streamlined farming methods.
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Dane, Wis
Big City
Ralph Mathiesen
Mathiesen
University of Wisconsin
Yankton College
Yankton
S. D
Chicago
Dunroven
Diet and Health Study Funded by Food Industry Group
Organization backed by 16 food companies raised 800 600 dollars for a long term program to examine and improve the diet and health of the American people. The sponsorship aims to support research and public guidance on nutrition.
Camp Reports Big Increase In Weddings
Camp Edwards in Massachusetts reports a wartime marriage surge as soldiers wed girlfriends more often. Lt. John L. Clancy, chaplain of the 181st Division, says women prefer becoming wives rather than brides in waiting, with marriages this year already surpassing all of 1941.
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Camp Edwards
Mass
U.P
Uncle Sam
John L. Clancy
Girl Friends
Chaplain Clancy
Massive Industrial Complex Details Unveiled
The report outlines a site featuring two enormous cement silos and a water reservoir with a 10,000 gallon capacity. The description suggests a large-scale construction or storage facility with substantial water management capability.
Students Help Earn Way by Odd Jobs
Philadelphia entry notes students earning funds through small jobs like babysitting and yard work amid wartime adult life. A chaplain describes long hours helping soldiers with personal and romance issues, guiding them to see both sides of decisions.
Students Offer Odd Jobs at Mt Airy Seminary
The Mt Airy Lutheran Theological Seminary funds student aid by offering chores at up to 55 cents an hour for tasks like shoveling snow or washing windows. Child minding costs 30 cents hourly until midnight and 40 cents after. Committee chairman John G. Frank notes the program keeps students connected to the outside world, with 33 volunteers signed up. One woman hired a student to inspect her chimney.
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Mt. Airy Lutheran Theological Seminary
John G. Frank
Frank
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