TRAINING FOR WORK AIDES NATION IN EMERGENCY DEFENSE
The piece discusses Dr John W Studebaker's view on rapid national defense training. It cites that by next July democracy might fail without skilled defense workers and highlights the extensive efforts of public schools, engineering colleges, and WPA programs to train millions. It emphasizes practical skills over purely academic study and the goal of uniting hand and mind in productive work.
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WPA
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Moses Ip
Br. Studebaker
Smith Improves Missouri Farm With Terracing
A farmer named Smith restored soil and crop yields on his Missouri family farm over two years. He terraced fields to curb erosion, turning cockleburs into corn, alfalfa, and sweet clover. County agents note rising soil productivity and potential benefits for nearby farms.
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Missouri
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Jang
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Filey March 5 1921
A public meeting is planned in the Municipal building Tuesday evening to discuss proposed rate changes for the Garry Water Supply Company. Paul Ricker is named to lead the local baseball league with several community members to draft by-laws. Dovel Marsh is reported as having died at home.
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Garry
Paul Ricker
Baseball League
Jn Olly
Ehgin McLew
Andrew Paulon
James Malony
Wallace Coysivell
John Hessey
Charles Kinley
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Ameri Sca Legion Rooms
Benjamin Franklin and early medical society roles
The Daily Dozen highlights Benjamin Franklin as a founder of early medical institutions in Pennsylvania and abroad. It notes his advocacy of preventive medicine, clean air, exercise, frequent bathing, cautious diet, and skepticism toward certain medical practices. It also mentions his reliance on physicians for illness and his stance against self medication.
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Banjamin Franklin
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Fennsztvanin
Franklin
Tye
Boskoop Netherlands Hosts World’s Largest Nursery Center
The village of Boskoop in the Netherlands is famed for its 00 nurseries and is said to be the largest center in the world for ornamental plants. Locals highlight the scale of operations and the region’s long-standing horticultural traditions.
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Largast i Wort
Boskoop
Netherlands
Wetin
Tailor Made Homes Rise in Defense Centers
Upson Company plants in Lockport New York and other sites rush to produce prefabricated panel walls and ceilings for defense housing. Secretary Treasurer W Harrison Upson says contracts for 4 000 000 to 5 000 000 feet of panel material will fuel expansion. Panels, fastened by special fixtures, bend easily with framing wood exterior, aimed to speed assembly and offset shortages.
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Pew Defense Industries
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Emses
Torino
Louot Paine
al- Mioligi
Upcoh
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Iyeortt
Notable figures and legends echo in music and life
The piece surveys anecdotes about Mozart, Byron, Wagner, Brahms, Tschaikowsky, and Grofe, noting how public figures’ legends outlive them. It reflects on how readers seek hidden meanings in personal incidents, from pulpit challenges to a dog killed in a drive. Lewis contemplates writing again, while Grofe mourns his dog.
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Lewis
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Ras
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Tschaikowsky
Beal
Grofe
Harriman Aide Averill Harriman Charged In Debate
The article argues Averill Harriman's mission abroad is a presidential task, with critics labeling him a diplomat of influence while noting his ties to business and politics. It contrasts Averill with Bill Bullitt and discusses the controversy over Roosevelt's wartime policy and Averill’s role in Washington’s Production Management office.
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Knudsen
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Mbaakweer
France
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William Penn
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Railrood Multhallionaire
Avcelll Ilhelvis
Washington
Tiang
Bullitt
Roosevelt
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White House
Iurope
Averill Harriman
Yacey Hopkin
Harry
Averill Harris
Daily Quiz: How Many Can You Answer
A readable trivia item asks several questions including which organ is heaviest in the human body and where George Washington is buried. It mentions the Sino-Japanese war dates, the composer of a song, and other varied facts.
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Pisa
America
George Washington
Greot Gilbert
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Hugo Gekener
United States
Abed
Penpery Trail Hlonthaundy Incident Noted
A garbled OCR note describes a mystery involving a person named Hovnalt and events after an alleged capture twelve days later. The text is fragmented and names appear distorted, with unclear dates, places, or affiliations.
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Oltiery Giameneby
Fragmented Factoids From A Ragged Chronicle
A disjointed OCR fragment surveys mood trends in the United States 1940 tea consumption by air passengers, early notes on plant tropisms, penguin moulting behavior, Indian Vernacular language studies, ancient Greek views on disease, and a wartime verse about bombing. The text blends science, history, and poetry with garbled phrasing and scattered proper names.
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Four Mai Airlines
United States
Cham Jn Oah
Carabanies
Wear Langer Sim covers for longer with extra pads
Extra pads of the tumensterisl tied over the arms and backs of chairs extend wear time. These pieces can be quickly removed for laundering, enabling easier maintenance of the covers and preserving fit during use.
Admiral Kimmel of Henderson Civil War Roots to Pacific Navy
Washington Day Book profiles Hubby Kimmel, famed admiral commanding Pacific Fleet. Born into a military family in Henderson, Kentucky, he defied early odds, excelled at Annapolis, and rose through World War I service. Still known as Hubby, his quiet demeanor belies a sharp administrative mind and gleaming record. His wife is the daughter of an admiral, and two sons serve as submariners while a third avoids sea duty.
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Washington
Henderson
Hubby
Kimmel
Kimmels
Iu High School
Hubby Kimmel
Sam
Pacific
Henderson Way
Navy
Allequse
Creek Batt
Corrett
Sing- Teton
Admiral Kimmel Grst
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mexico
North Sea
Ohio River
West Point
Annapolis
Admiral Kimmel
Hollywood Sights and Sounds in a Changing Era
Robbin Cans reviews Hollywood chatter as DeSylva takes Paramount post and Ernest Hemingway buzz lingers after a wave of industry moves. The piece notes birthdays, party talk, and shifting tastes from Fantasia to new replacements, echoing a restless, insider tone of Tinseltown.
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Fexwood
Gagay de Sylva
Paramount
van Sha
Bet
Bedylva
Hollywood
Supeese
Bachelor Mather
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Yoris
Disney
Narrow City News Item Missing Core Details
OCR fragment offers limited readable facts and entities. No clear event date, location, or involved organizations are evident beyond generic terms.
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