England May Get Food Under Lease-Lend Bil
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary of Agriculture Wickard has been meeting with President Roosevelt to plan sending protein and other surplus farm products to Britain under the lend-lease program. Officials say the plan aims to create a new market for surplus crops while aiding Britain, though some commodities may not be readily available.
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National Presa
Washinngton
Washington
Wickard
England
Tie Presit
Mr. Wickard
New York
Britain
Department of. Agriculture
Iim
Department of Agriculture
United States
New Deal Planners Aim to Boost Domestic Farm Demand
Secretary Wickard argues farmers must expand domestic consumption to offset uncertain foreign markets. He warns the war's outcome and emergency duration are unpredictable while planners push for growing home demand for farm products.
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Deak
Wickard
Press Conference Stirs Debate on Censorship and National Defense
A Washington White House press session with President Biatuapea prompts a debate on handling military secrecy. Reporters press on censorship, borders between public disclosure and national security, and the president’s stance on withholding information.
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Washington
White House
Secret Service
Heavel
Ee Org
General Marshall
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Haati
Fiala
Congress
Defense
Lowell, Mallett
Png
Briefing on American diet and health concerns
A clipped note reports experts saying the typical American’s diet leads to deficiencies and health risks. It highlights dietary gaps and calls for better nutrition, warning that outcomes stem from poor food choices and insufficient intake.
Polar motion causes daily wobble in Earth
New York reports a newly observed polar motion causing the earth to swing north and south with a 422 day cycle. Washington's latitude shifts arise from internal pole movement and mass changes, not continent drift, with evidence from William Markowitz and the Naval Observatory.
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New York
United States
Washington
United States Naval Observatory
Garth
American Astronomical Society
William. Markovl
Npval, Observatory
North Pole
Siberia
Pranivomsig
Markowitz
Americas
Europe
Africa
Desert irrigation yields trees and peppers in Sierra Blanca
Ortega of Sierra Blanca has grown cottonwood trees beside desert cactus by flooding a small irrigated plot with captured rainwater. He dammed water through contour tanks to fill the area where the trees thrive. He also cultivates squash beans and chili peppers among mesquite and cactus.
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Sierra
Blanca
Texas
Ortega
Sierra Blanca
West
Widow Defends Home With Rolling Pin
Mrs Marion King a 64 year old widow battled a drunken prowler who broke into her home at 5294 Phillip in Detroit after a half hour struggle. She could not call for help due to partial vocal chord paralysis and beat off the attacker with a rolling pin. She was treated at Grosse Pointe hospital for facial lacerations.
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Marion King
Phillip
Child Safe at Rewarding Gate Incident
Unclear text describes a Seattle incident involving a three year old and a gate. Details are fragmented with names and events not fully readable.
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Seattle
Wash
Laurence M. Bexee
Morire Pereira
Dalis
Maynard History Quiz Answers Highlight Local Questions
A reader-supplied set of brief Q A notes from Maynard Massachusetts covers town aging questions. It lists dates for schools, streets, churches, and notable buildings with names of early officials and landmarks and notes on the Maynard Enterprise first issue.
Acton High School All Star Basketball Game Roster
The Acton high school basketball squad, delayed by bad weather and illness, will play in the all star game at Millis. Players Gordon, Smith, Henry Thatcher, G. Pederson, C. Sweeney, and others are listed as regulars for the event. Reverend Kenneth Teed of West Concord led the Lenten services at the Acton Center Congregational church.
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West
Goncord
Millis
Gordon
Smith
Henry
Thatcher
G. Pederson
C. Sweeney
Acton Men's Club to Attend Bible Class at Baptist Church
The Acton Men's Club will join a Bible class at the South Acton Baptist Church next Sunday at 12 o’clock with Tolman of South Acton assisting with rabdy selections. Lenten services are listed for March 20 and 27 and April 3 10 26 at local churches with Rev Harry Roberts and Mr Dunn delivering sermons in a Great Truths from Great Religions series.
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Acton Maen’s
Acton
Withuy Tolman
South Acton
Universalist Church
Miler Ed Ee
Harry” Roberts
Mr Dunn
Chireh
Successful Food Sale by South Acton Circle
The Ladies Social Circle of the South Adams Universalist church held a Thursday food sale that proved financially successful. President Mrs. Herbert Merriam thanked donors, with committees led by Clara Sawyer and others. Proceeds support recreational improvements at South Acton Grade School.
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Lades
South Adam Universalist Church
Herbert
Merriam
Clara Sawyer
Will Merriam
Abbie Claflin
John. Dunnivan
Edith, Braman
South Acton
Acton Sled Collision Injures Youth on Main Street
A collision on the railroad overpass at Main and Maple streets in South Acton left Gerard K. Quinn Jr. slightly injured. He was treated by Dr. O L Clark and returned home. Machines operated by Albert W. Marsh and Otio J Reed collided in icy conditions, with witnesses noting the slick road as the cause.
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North
Acton
Albert W. Marsh
South
O. L.' Clark
Main and
Maple Streets
South Acton
Otio J. Reed
Walter G. Mc‘Nally
Westwood
Frank J Murray Signs New Virginia Football Contract
The Sport Corner notes Frank J Murray has signed a new contract as head coach at the University of Virginia Cavaliers. The piece recalls Virginia's past upsets including Yale, North Carolina, and Navy, highlighting Murray’s rise from local athlete to college coach and the long trajectory of his career.
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Frank J
Murray
University of Virginia
Cavaliers of Virginia
Yale
North Cary
Olinasto
Navy
Harlow
Harvandians
White
Crow
Ad Fanning
Physiae
Itggs
Marqrette University
Nev
Murray to Lead Virginia Football Destiny with Town Support
In the sportsworld view Frank Murray, a quiet, respected figure, will carry on Virginia's football destiny. He avoids excess, favors candy, and is well connected to national events through extensive lectures and a national radio board of football coaches.
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Sportsworld
Murray
Frank
Virginia
Heath
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