Future World Must Defend New Ways Not Old
A columnist urges America to focus on shaping a better future rather than relying on war prep. He argues Britain faces deep social change postwar and notes leaders warn of a possible shift toward socialism. The piece stresses defending democracy and pursuing truth, with voices from Ernest Bevin and Alfred Sloan anchoring the discussion.
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Britain
Germany
Italy
America
Dunquerque
Ernest Bevin
United States
Disney Studio Chronicles the Making of a Donald Duck Reel
The Ford News outlines Walt Disney’s modern Burbank studio where a new Donald Duck short titled Mr Duck Steps Out moves from idea to rough sketches to test reel. Animators, assistants, in betweeners, and a directing team shape plot with Daisy the duck, Donna Duck’s successor, while test cameras and previews refine scenes before inking and painting finalize the film.
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Disney
Walt Disney
Burbank
Disney Forces
Walt
Donald Duck
Mr. Duck
Duck
Daisy
Don
Paris
Donna Duck
O. K
Jack
New York
Oswald
Rabbit
Lindbergh
Europe
Woman Turns Spare Hours Into Mink Empire In Labrador
Gertrude E. Fox of Garland Maine used six acres in New York then 300 acres in Vermont to start a mink business. She trained, learned, and expanded to import wild minks from Labrador, solving housing and fur issues. Now seven men work for her and she produces high quality pelts, proving idle time can fund a life.
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Gertrude E. Fox
Garland
Maine
Harvard
Westchester County
New York
Garland, Maite
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Canadian Labrador
Casual Slaughters Chapter 46 TAYE
The narration reveals a chase after a missing Pennants car headed to Chicago with unknown occupants. Colonel Pennant alerts state police while Julia, unsettled, drives on back roads after a secretive separation from the narrator. A tense pursuit ends as the individuals reconcile after misdirected searches.
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Colonel Pennant
Julia
Gerald’s Goodby and Adam’s Return in New York Tale
A vivid scene unfolds as Gerald saves a life and declares his affection for Kay. Adam confronts the couple, while Kay contemplates romance, and Gerald pledges support if needed. The exchange hints at future danger and loyalties amid astute banter about blondes and redheads.
Confessed Deceptions and a Millionaire's Motives
In a tense scene, Ivan is exposed as a liar and money-mad schemer. Sandra gambled away all her funds backing him, while a deathbed letter reveals a ten thousand dollar bequest and hidden silver on an Ozark farm. Beaufort laments, and a tangled romance edges toward a final, cryptic close.
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Ivan
Sandra
Jeff
Ozark
Adam
Beaufort
Gerald
Today's Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A word puzzle list with horizontal and vertical word clues across multiple definitions. Reading includes maps rivers ships foods and various everyday terms, with answers ranging from scientific to nautical to linguistic fragments. The puzzle features abbreviations and wordplay typical of a newspaper teaser.
Nazi Threats Rise in Misiones as Argentine Roundups Begin
A Buenos Aires banquet spurred war ministry probe linking Lt. Horrocks to a Nazi sympathizer network. Authorities seized an armed, organized movement with radio transmitters and a manifesto urging Germans to protect Germany and seize the world, prompting mass detentions and a regional clampdown.
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Buenos Aires
Guillermo Eduardo Nelson Horrocks
Carlos D. Marquez
Horrocks
Misiones
Paraguay
Brazil
Manuel Barros
Argentina
Pampas
Loca
Barres
Europe
South America
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Signalling Home by a New York United pilot
A United Air Lines pilot based in New York uses a short wave radio to relay coded messages to his wife from the air. Regulations bar personal messages but he varies routine calls such as This 1 Blank Flight 16 to signal quiet dinners or arrivals for a night out.
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United Air Lines
New York
LaGuardia Field
Captain Blank
Flight 1 Nd
United
United 16
That Damn Smile Sees Willkie Film Provoking Roars
The New Yorker notes that the Information Please short featuring Wendell Willkie draws loud applause from Republicans in East Side cinemas. One supporter applauds Willkie at every answer and laughs at his wit, then deflates when Willkie grins at Oscar Levant, muttering about Roosevelt.
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Wendell Willkie
East Side
Willkie
Oscar Levant
Roosevelt
The
New Yorker
Cracker Quiz on State Names and Flags
Five questions test knowledge of state name origins nicknames and the District of Columbia voting location and the last admitted state among the original 48. Answers appear on the comic page.
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Union
Pennsylvania
Utah
Louisiana
Montana
Panhandle
District of Columbia
Wheni
War Era Propaganda Slogan Fragments Found
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered phrases about Nazi Axis and fair dealing themes with uncertain context. Readers should interpret as an unrestful wartime propaganda snippet lacking clear attribution or event details.
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al Wilams
Anne Beatrice Corrigan
Cleveland
Alfred Sloan
General Motors
Dase
Bernhardt
Equity
Johnny
State Street
Cottage
H. G. Schlensker
Sheridan Keane
Ford News
Mickey Mouse
Mouse
Mortimer Mouse
Dale Carnegie
Taye
Francis Biddle
Thomas C. Desmond
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Federico Laredo Bru
Cuba
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
U.S. A
Daniel L. Marsh
Boston University
National Policy Council
Chamber of Commerce of
U. S
Moscow
Communist Party In
Harry A. Russell
Massachusetts State Federation of Labor
Switzerland
Victor Nef
Bureau
Kay TI
Virginia Hanson
Foreign Legion
Legion
Confucius
American Republic
Rio
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Time Magazine
Nazi Notab Axis
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