Fast New Color Film Cuts Production Time
Ansco announces a new photographic color film enabling a picture to be produced in color in about ninety minutes. The process can be completed in an ordinary developing lab with the final finishing delayed as needed. For war use the first development step can occur near the front, with censoring passing afterward, allowing front-page prints within 24 hours of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Charleston Gazette
New York
Ansco
General Aniline & Film Corp
Military and Press Association
Stort
Goebbels Promises New Secret Weapons Against Allies
London dispatch reports Joseph Goebbels, citing Das Reich, vows further weapons to be unleashed at an "appropriate" time. He says robot bombs against England are only the first phase and retaliation has entered a stage that cannot be discussed by officials.
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Goebbels
London
INS
Transocean Agency
Joseph Goebbels
England
What A Blooming War Voice Emerges From Ruins
An English rescue party digging through rubble after a blast heard a distressed voice shouting Blimey what a blooming war. Firemen assessed the responder as likely mentally unsettled by shock, then found the owner of the voice an hour later still crying the refrain.
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INS
England
Sihey
Nazi Warships Lurk Off Finland Coast
British radio with a Stockholm report says three German pocket battleships and the heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper are off the Finnish west coast port of Abo The broadcast suggests Berlin may risk these ships to block Russian occupation of the Aland islands or to move them away from Finland.
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New York
Stockholm
Norman McDonald
Admiral Hipper
Abo
Aland Islands
Finland
Sweden
CBS
GOP leadership debates party size amid Willkie exile
The piece critiques Chicago exile of Willkie and spots Hoover and Landon in prominent roles, arguing the party leaders fear straining a large field. It notes Benjamin Franklin as the first postmaster general under the Continental Congress.
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Willkie
Chicago
Hoover
Landon
GOP
Benjamin Franklin
Continental Congress of the
United States
Fashion and Fame Spotlight in City Columns
Molly of Fibber McGee and Molly debuts a new hairdo by HR. E. QO. for Heavenly Days. Athens mourns Marna Mitchell at 74 with a poppy wreath. History notes women wearing trousers since 1869 with Sarah Bernhardt. California cosmetic scent idea by Mrs. Kay Lewis. Lois Leeds promotes business girl etiquette in Charleston Gazette.
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Molly
Fibber McGee
HR. E. QO
Marna Mitchell
Athens
Sarah Bernhardt
Bernhardt
Dark Vacation chapter chase ends in rescue on Montana plain
Dirk Norcross coerces Julie Conover toward a fatal ride as Leonard Sayers races to intervene. A Montana air and ground pursuit unfolds with Lieutenant Blair and T. H. Nestor coordinating a dramatic rescue as Julie fights for survival and the truth behind the betrayal.
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Julie
Horse
Ian
Mel Sayers
Norcross
Julie Conover
Dirk
Miss Conover
T. H. Nestor
Nestor
Anthony Blair
Blair
Montana
Sayers
Tony
Tony Blair
FBI
Pacific Northwest
the Gazette
Commando Aides With Commandos In Scotland
English girls in the A S are on the staff of the commandos training center here. They work in the offices cookhouse stores drive transports and operate the camp post office.
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Scotland
Commandos Training Center
South Sea Allied Naval Victory Speed End of War
Bishop W. Chen of Chungking told Atlanta listeners that a decisive South Pacific naval battle could hasten Japan’s defeat. He argued destroying most of Japan’s fleet would allow by passing the Philippines, reaching Hongkong, and preventing rapid troop moves along the Chinese coast. He warned that failing at sea risks invasion of China, similar to France.
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South Sea
Atlanta
South Pacific
Japan
W. ¥. Chen
Chungking
China
Chen
Chiang Kai-Shek
Philippines
New Guinea
Manchukuo
Hongkong
Dr. Chen
Bol
France
Merry-Go-Round notes on prairie politics and a mansion
The column tracks North Dakota prairie politics with Senator Nye facing an alphabetic vote order and mentions Congressman Phil Campbell of Kansas who favored Washington and built a Virginia mansion. His reelection bid featured a holly themed mansion debate and a hired band at a climactic moment.
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North Dakota Prairies
Nye
Phil Campbell
Kansas
Washington
Virginia
Holly
Campbell
Rally Moment as Band Plays For Virginian Loyalty
A political rally scene features an opposing candidate tipped the band to play Carry Me Back to Old Virginia the voters respond Nye has bought a house in Washington and faces the same prospect
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Ole Vir
Ginny
Nye
Washington
the Gazette
Frogs Lacking Breathing Muscles Face Air Swallowing
A brief note explains frogs lack a breathing muscle and must swallow air to supplement respiration. The statement highlights amphibian physiology and its impact on their breathing mechanics.
Lenses Used to Focus Rays in Yearly Study
A fragment notes Walten Datchae employed lenses to concentrate rays as part of an annual examination, dated around 424-5. The sparse text hints at optical experimentation and measurement within a scholarly context.
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Walten Datchaea
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