Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners
A Q and A on proper shopping behavior outlines social rules for housewives. It covers bruising fruit, ordering groceries in one delivery, quietly raising complaints, avoiding pushing for bargains, and small item delivery expectations. The best solution emphasizes courtesy and practical limits.
Air Crash Kills Two High Army Officers
Army officials studied the wreckage of a light pursuit plane in a Sunday dawn crash near Greencastle Indiana. Lieut. Col. Rufus B. Davidson of Atlanta Georgia and Major Fred H. Murchison of Dallas Texas were killed.
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Fred H. Murchison
Dallas
Tex
British Food Supply Better Than In '40
Lord Woolton British food minister said in a speech that food stocks are better than 12 months ago despite heavy calls on shipping for war needs. He noted improvements in supply amid wartime constraints.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Lord Woolton
Notes From Henry McLemore on Navy and Mussolini
In his Reviewing Stand column Henry McLemore riffs on postwar notes from New York to Memphis, including ship life aboard the former America West Point liner, navy enlistment and selective service thoughts, and strong criticism of Mussolini alongside reflections on war rhetoric and public mood.
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Chicago
New York
Memphis
America
West Point
Powder Room
Norfolk
Navy
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Iceland
Gene Tunney
Gene
Three loan plans to borrow up to $300
Household Finance presents three simple loan options including signature loans with no security and auto loans. Applicants need not involve endorsers or disclose money matters to friends or relatives. Monthly installments show flexibility, such as $9.77 for 12 months or $6.99 for 18 months to repay $100.
Memory Note on Wartime Policy Sparks Mystery
A fragmented diary-style entry recalls an Army officer warning that Britain receives most defense goods from the U.S. and links it to low morale. The writer recalls New Orleans St Charles bar scenes and Edison’s early talking pictures, mixing cryptic names and a judge of cat shows, all hinting at a hidden import.
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Benito
Louisiana
Britain
Konoye
Vichy
Regent
St. Charles
New Orleans
Five reasons bachelors over thirty five make poor husbands
Albert E Wiggam discusses why some men over 35 fail to marry noting women often choose similarly, ego and health concerns, fear of responsibility, and desire for liberty. He adds that teaching arithmetic can change dislike with proper guidance and cites ink blot tests spotting unbalanced soldiers.
Digging By Hand Averts Suffocation
Gust Dressel survived after neighbor Werner Hubbard dug by hand to free him from an eight foot trench collapse in Robbinsdale Minnesota. Dressel was repairing a yard pipe when the walls gave way and dirt covered him, Hubbard kept his head clear while firefighters arrived to assist.
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Robbinsdale
Minn
Gust Dressel
Dressel
Werner Hubbard
Dressel Jury Suffered From Broken Collarbone
An article fragment notes that Dressel arrived but remained in the jury with a broken collarbone, indicating an injury affecting participation.
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Dressel
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