Navy tape cut by King plan and war updates
Washington reports Admiral King's order to reduce Washington bureaus by 50 percent and promote officers to shrink red tape. The article details Navy personnel, Allied and Axis jamming, the Drive-In Club economy, Army Hour jamming cases, and new health and gear updates including women doctors in the Army Medical Corps and the M-1 helmet distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
King
Japan
Tokyo
Navy Department
Navy Yard
U. S. Navy
Admiral Leary
New Zealand
Nimitz
Pearl Harbor
Admiral King
War Department
United States
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
MacArthur
General Wavell
Curacao
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury
OPA
Russia
Army Medical Corps
WAAC
Jam recipes and sugar saving canning guide from spring issue
Practical household notes on canning fruit and making jams with guidance for sugar rationing. Includes ripe raspberry and blackberry jam methods, spiced variations, cherry relish, and sugar substitutes using corn syrup. Ends with a request for homemaker advice to Miss Lynn Chambers of the Western Newspaper Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
South Desplaines Street
Chicago
Illinois
Pearl Harbor, a Call for Full Payment and Freedom
A wartime meditation argues Pearl Harbor as more than a naval strike, demanding full accountability from enemies and victory for American liberties. It condemns oppression in Europe, praises USO aid, and notes cultural figures while urging a world paved by justice and lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Nimitz
Midway
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Europe
America
Valley Forge
Munich
France
Norway
Belgium
Lynn Says The Score Card On Tin Canning
The status of tin for commercial canning is clarified with the Big Four vegetables peas tomatoes string beans corn plus asparagus pears peaches evaporated milk and fish allowed unlimited tin. Secondary products such as spinach beets cherries berries applesauce grapefruit sausage luncheon meats beef and others stay limited to 1940 levels with some exceptions. Foods packed last year will last until fall and this year’s supply will arrive before last year’s stocks run out. No hoarding needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Tom the tea towel cat stars in six captions
A patriotic kitten named Tom, the tea towel cat, appears in six timely captions from Monday to Saturday. On Sunday he wears a cap and hangs a V for victory, ready to brighten kitchen towel racks with quick stitches.
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Tom
Hole in Barrel Found During Rifle Inspection
A new recruit discovers a hole blown through his rifle during a rough first inspection. The officer and sergeant quickly note the defect as the recruit peers down the barrel and realizes the gun is unusable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C.O
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Joel Dean
Vermont
California
Harvard
International Business Machine
Leon Henderson
Arlington
Brickbats
Dean
South Sea Island
Tata Why Service
New York
Capitol
N. Y
USO
Paramount Studios
Long Island City
Carl Laemmle Jr
Young Laemmle
Universal Pictures
Greenwich Village
42Nd Street
8Th Avenue
West Side
Central Park
Raymond Clapper
Congress
Fortune
John Wesley Dafoe
Montreal Free Press
Canada
Dafoe
Hitler
Gov’t
Warmonger
Free World
Reinhard Heydrich
Heydrich
Himmler
Will Rogers
Heywood Broun
D. Kilgallen
H. I. Phillips
Fannie Hurst
Aunt Martha
Kamsas City
Thane Tee Bear Manent
Paree Wits
Egrb
Army
Marines
Coast Guard
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