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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1941

Page

2

Red Cross Aids Soldiers Families In Wartime Efforts

The article highlights how the Red Cross links soldiers with home, providing news, furlough help, employment aid, and hospital comfort. It notes its role in building camp headquarters, supplying recreation facilities, and supporting a blood plasma drive while emphasizing volunteers and nursing reserves.

Washington Red Cross O. K Pete Sam Army Navy Congress The Armed Forces Army Hospitals American Red Cross

Million Words Weekly Daisy Bacon Noted Editor in Chief Trio

New York profile extols Daisy Bacon as editor in chief of three national magazines and head of an all fiction weekly. It highlights her reading pace of over 1,000,000 words weekly and 800,000 monthly, her fashion sense, love of cats, and family lineage including Gov William Bradford and Sir Francis Bacon. It notes her New York apartment at 40 Fifth Avenue and a desk topped by 200 model felines.

New York Daisy Bacon Miss Bacon Fifth Avenue William Bradford Plymouth Colony Francis Bacon West John Holbrook Fort Dodge Iowa Vermont Ae Bagan

Hoosier Couplets Ready Now for Braille Readers

Indiana writer Arthur H. Ortmeyer brings his Hoosier Homespun couplets to braille for Indiana State Library distribution. Braille readers nationwide can borrow Life Lines postage free, with Alabama Mississippi libraries seeking rights and Library of Congress to issue soon.

Indianapolis Ind Arthur H. Ortmeyer Indianapolis News Indiana State Library U. S Book “Life Lines Alabama Mississippi Library of Congress Ortmeyer

Wright Cadet Wright Starts Pilot Training in Alabama

Cadet Richard M. Wright of Richmond Indiana rides toward an airplane at Maxwell Field Alabama where he trains in the Pilot Replacement wing as one of 700 cadets in his class He will not enter a plane until after completing a five week introductory course preparing him for flying school

Richard M. Wright Richmond Ind Wilbur Orville Wright Maxwell Field Ala Southeast Air Corps Training Center Wright

Rural Sunday schools outperform city ones in reach

A nationwide survey by the International Council of Religious Education finds 72 percent of U S church schools are in rural areas under 2 500 population while city schools average 210 pupils versus 65 in rural ones The overall average is 114 The 36 Protestant denominations report 160 430 schools with total enrollment 20 772 141 Dr Mary Leigh Palmer released the findings

Chicago International Council of Religious Education United States International Council Mary Leigh Palmer Leadership Education Council U. S

U S Farm Aid to Britain May Bring Postwar Benefits

The undersecretary of agriculture Paul H. Appleby discussed farm aid to Britain with AAA head Rudolph Evans, noting the crisis in British food is easing, farmers will profit from extra production, and a postwar goal to boost domestic consumption. Appleby stressed no profiteering in distribution, and packaging improvements helped efficiency. He suggested farmer profits and wage income should reward expansion, with a belief that peacetime use of increased production is possible.

WNU H Street N. W Washington, D. C Agriculture Paul H. Appleby Defense America Appleby Europe AAA Rudolph M. Evans United States England British Food Ministry Department of Agriculture Evans Morgenthau Britain

Briefs by Bankhage on wartime food and fuel policy

Before June 30, 1942 the United States must supply Britain with output of 50 million hens or 500 million eggs. A cook can use a barrel of apples without repeating herself. The Interior Department contemplates a coal price ceiling to ease consumer costs. In shoot on sight warfare, who fights matters more than who shoots.

United States Great Britain Department of Agriculture

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