Sammy Kaye Headlines Goin' Places On October 12
Sammy Kaye leads the Swing and Sway ensemble featured in Iceland at the Paramount after early hits at Cleveland and New York venues. The act built from university clubs to major clubs and radio broadcasts, with a 13-member band and hits like Sunrise Serenade.
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Maestro
Ohio University
Sammy
Pater
Mater Kaye
Cabin Club
Cleveland
Albany
Cincinnati
Gibson Hotel
Statler
Commodore
New York City
Bill Green
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Paramountheatre
Newark
Victory
Tommy Ryan
Gloom Is Nothing New Says Dale Carnegie
Carnegie argues the world has faced gloom before and recovered. He cites historical quotes from Pitt Disraeli Wellington Grant Plutarch and others to urge optimism despite war setbacks and domestic troubles. He recalls a nurse Ruth Straub from Bombay urging resilience after wartime bombings.
Puzzler grid clues reveal mixed wordplay and trivia
Word puzzle from a newspaper page lists across and down hints with numerous entries. Clues cover common terms, names, abbreviations, and geography, suggesting a standard 15x15 style puzzle with varied difficulty and several themed answers.
Air power and the drive for unified military strategy
The piece argues the war’s outcome hinges on coordinating land sea and air power, not a single arm. It questions whether air generals could or should lead, given Britain and America’s island bases, and urges considering airmen in decisive planning alongside admirals and generals.
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Germany
Britain
Mystery trip tale mirrors Roosevelts secret tour
Henry McLemore recounts a coded journey mimicking President Roosevelts covert nation tour. The piece notes censorship, public recognition, and the challenges of secrecy as the author travels from New York to Buffalo and beyond.
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Buffa
McLemore
United States
Paul Whiteman
Oliver Hardy
Roosevelt
Manners Quiz Answers for Luncheon Etiquette
A guide asks what time a luncheon starts usually one or one thirty and confirms women may keep hats on if the affair is informal but not for small affairs. It says a husband should not praise another wife in public and a wife should not speak to harm her husband. Cigarettes on the table belong in an open container and a social note should be signed Norah Jones rather than Mrs Jones.
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Zinc Scrap Conversion For War Items
Zinc from worn home appliances can be repurposed for war needs. The guide lists amounts: one washing machine equals 20 rifles or a 37 mm gun, a refrigerator equals 20 hand grenades, 1,000 .30 caliber cartridges, among other items including ice boxes vacuum cleaners binoculars and a sweeper.
Address Unknown and the German Church Opposition
Kiessman Taylor profiles the German church opposition to Hitler in Until That Day. The book shows conservative church circles awakening to Nazi coercion and igniting a broader denouncement across denominations. The author notes the ongoing moral struggle and martyrs within Germany.
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Sloan—Pierce
Adolf Hitler
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