Planes And More Planes Will Be War Objective Of American
New York December 15 1941 America’s air power expansion dominates war strategy with aims to produce up to 50 000 warplanes annually by 1942 and to train thousands of pilots and crews as factories rise across the Midwest and coasts. The outlook notes risks including raw materials, losses, and the need to project air power across two oceans.
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New York
America
Washington
Europe
England
John H. Jouett
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America
Army
Navy
Middle West
Atlantic
Pacific
Seaboard
Cincinnati
Ford Motor Go
Dearborn
General Motors Corp
Packard Motor Car Co
War Department
Corpus Christi
Tex
Pensacola
Miami
Jacksonville
Fla
Knox
Germany
Scout Board of Review for Troop 30 at Hartselle
Scout executive J L Hubbard presided over a Friday afternoon board of review for Troop 30 in Hartselle. Star rank was earned by Edward Davis Terry First class by Ray Howell Joe Hall and John Wilbur Montgomery Pathfinding merit badge by Bluitt Landers Jr.
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Hartselle
J. L. Hubbard
Star
Edward Davis Terry
Ray Howell
Joe Hall
John Wilbur Montgomery
Bluitt Landers, Jr
Few Japanese in Alabama Square Census Figures
The 1940 census records 21 Japanese residents in Alabama: 14 native citizens and seven foreign born. The data reflect small minority presence amid wartime tensions and population counts in Montgomery.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Honor Roll Listed By Grades and Teachers
A long list of students across multiple grades and classes is noted as making the honor roll. Teachers named include Dunaway Blackwell Howell and others, with sections of Junior Third to Senior Sixth Grades and various Mrs or Miss instructors.
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Margaret Dunaway
Monza
Jean Blackwell
Herald Miller
Janice Howell
Ann Tuck
WY. L. Thrasher
Tommy Barnes
Ann Williamson
Miss Peer
Jimmy Ford
Dan Nebrig
John Tatum
Don Bigot Oa ' Greag
Katherine Lee
Billy Don Cox
Jimmie Leach
Ronnie Nelson
Zack Perry
Clarke Rountree
Lamar Simpson
Sarah Ruth Aday
Ann Bethany
Mildred Clardy
Margaret Ann Emens
Sue Gail
Billy Kilpatrick
Jean Eubanks
Anna Rhea Goode
Elizabeth Ann Gunn
Louise Lowery
Gay Penn
Alma Lee Sherman
Clara Faye ‘Teague
Miss Lile
Sarah Butler
Carolyn Roper
Boom Driven Alaska Growth Sparks Modern Gold Rush
Alaska's wartime boom fuels large scale military bases and rapid migration. Civilian workers and families head north, numbers rival the Klondike era, as bases at Dutch Harbor Kodiak Sitka Anchorage and Fairbanks rise. Wages soar with overtime and remote field pay, while Alaska faces travel costs and shifting employment trends.
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Klondike
Alaska
Federal Employment Service
Chilkoot Pass
United States
Juneau
Tha
Saxton
Anchorage
Navy
Dutch Harbor
Kodiak
Sitka
Army
Fairbanks
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Great
Territorial
Contest plans stir a Southern town romance
Fred Mosher pursues Susan Farmer as a contest to find the typical farmer's daughter unfolds. Susan battles family duty to Aunt Alice while Roy Leonard, Irene Carter and others maneuver in love and ambition amid luncheon plans and a public showcase.
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Fred Mosher
Susan Farmer
Alice Farmer
Susan
Roy Leonard
Irene Carter
Mrs. Jones
Jonges
Meyer Twins
Susah
Mr. Leonard
Roy
Miss Farmer
Irene
Stanley
Livingston
Ducky
Cecil DeMille
Satan
Lexington Avenue
Leonards
Leonard
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Waterhouse
Jimmy Nelson
Old Decatur
Lloyd Lively
Gene Ahern
Greeny Caesar
Uncle Bertram
Two-Gun
Terry
Tim
Neffy
Bert
Galileo
Kellogg's Aubran
Hotpoint
Calrod
Goodyear Peli A
Goodyear Service
Lee
STS
Sam Jackson
Indiana
Globe
North Pole
Japan
Uncle Sam
Norway
California
Arctic Ocean
U. 8
Savannah
Savannah Golf Club
Mlen Eppes
Cain & Wells
J.C. Penney CO
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