War materials limits hint at copper and iron controls
Scattered world notes report new restrictions on public use of copper iron and other war materials amid rising war costs. Japan strengthens acclaims costs as U S aid to defend China grows. Panay incident repayment and French budget plans illustrate global strain. Military and health topics touch on cobra venom research and heart disease linked to nerve activity.
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China
United States
Japan
United Sta
Panay
Daniah
Europe
Britain
Hyman
Out
Bagmashoa Clinic
Buenos Aires
George Edward Hull
University of To ‘Orlo
Revere
Paul Revere
Boston
Lexington and
Concord
Crown Point
America
Meridian Creek School News and Civic Lessons
Notes from Meridian Creek School cover obediential citizenship lessons, grade final exams in Health Geography and a Dutch corner, PTA meeting with Crawfills Gap program, and student play rehearsals. Feature on Paul Revere highlights his varied trades and civic role plus newly public documents about rum and gin sales from his era.
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Meridian Creek
Paul Revere
Revers
Boston
Revere
Buried turkey lives after eight days in the snow
A rancher, John Harmon, heard a noise in a snowdrift near Harlem Montana and dug out a gobbler thought dead eight days earlier. The recovery followed a group homecoming celebration for Miss Alice Anna Amundson from Galveston at Clifton, with a local FFA and PFA reporting and planning contests in Austin.
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Turkey
Harlem
Monta
John Harmon
A. E. Anderson
Alice Anna Amundaon
Galveston
Clifton
Ee Alice Anna Amundaon
Etta Mae Monroe
Sophie Martin
Dorothy Reece
William A. Merrits
Misa Millie Anderson
Joseph Solberg
Motte Rogstad
Bry. Chan
Jusse Bosberg
FFA
Bosewell
Boswell
PFA
Austin
Clifton Boys
Rea Bronstad
Exmer Kruse
Milton Dahl
Willie Krieger
Laurie
Burton
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Russia
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Bellowe
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
East 40Th Street
New York, N. Y