Government to Encourage Greater Food Production
The piece outlines imminent government steps to boost American farm output for meat eggs and milk as a war aid. It notes potential guarantees or profit protection, cites surpluses in corn and wheat, and discusses the need to farm more cows pigs and chickens to feed the nation and allied democracies.
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WNU Service
H’ Street
N. W
Washington
D. C
United States
Department of Agriculture
England
Listen The Wind by Anne Morrow Lindbergh review
A reader recounts Anne Lindbergh and Carlos Lindbergh’s 1998 survey flight around the north Atlantic. The memoir blends adventure and romance, detailing marooned moments, moonlit takeoffs, distant radio contacts, and vivid flights from Cape Verde to Natal Brazil.
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North Atlantic Ocean
Carlos A. Lindberg
Anne Lindberg
Cape Verde Islands
Natal
Brazil
Mrs Lindberg
Bathurst
Africa
Farm and Homilies by Bankhage on wartime shortages
The piece argues Britain faces morale challenges from cotton and steel shortages affecting corset production and daily life. A woman doctor suggests a roller towel as ersatz, while a male doctor criticizes. It predicts a major reorganization of the defense program with the Office of Production Management to be folded into multiple departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Office of Production Management
Krazy Kracks And Odd Exchanges In A Quirky Tale
A chemistry professor warns of dangerous explosives while a speedster jokes with a cop about flying too low. Elzie defines energy as the capacity to do work, sparking Grady’s quip. Henry boasts of saxophone prowess as Helen doubts his claim after a long contest with Annie Laurie and Stars and Stripes Forever.
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Elzie
Grady
Henry
Helen
Annie Laurie
Stars and Stripes
Third Grade Indians Exhibit And Learnings
Third grade students studied Indian life for two weeks noting food gathering fishing hunting and travel by foot or canoe. They drew pictures and built wigwams and canoes while penning brief stories about tepees fires moccasins skins and eagle feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Cook
Ten New and Old Reasons for Flunking
A humorous list attributes exam trouble to distractions and antics from a pretty classmate to a late night, to social events and family duties. Betty Gill is mentioned as the last item.
Ring Debates End In Lopsided Score At Salesman-Josten Oval
A school debate among juniors concluded with a decisive outcome as the ring match ended 36 to 12. The piece notes a raucous school atmosphere and hints at a playful but sharp critique of classroom life.
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Josten Oval
Through the Key Hole in School Papers Mystery
A humorous column discusses unclear speech and reversed phrases from a writer, noting inside jokes about students named Dorothy, Anne, Hetty, Ruth, and Betty G. The text hints at school life, poetry tastes, and local editorial quirks with playful, retro tone.
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Anne Adams
Dorothy Gray
Dorothy
Pedro
Dr. Peppers
Co. G
Uncle Sam
Ft. Jackie
Hetty M
Scotty
Cap
Buster
Hudson Bay
Hudson
Ruth Locke
Peele
Martha Jane
Betty G
Bobby
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