Roosevelt Wins Distinguished Flying Cross in North Africa
Lieut. Col. Elliott Roosevelt receives the Distinguished Flying Cross from Maj. Gen. James H. Doolittle in Tunisia for his dangerous aerial photography expeditions. The President's son is pictured preparing for a photographic mission in North Africa.
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Tulip apron pattern offer with color applique design
A vintage ad promotes a tulip apron pattern with gathered skirt and cross straps. It notes short, medium, and tall tulips in applique from a color strip to refresh a plain apron. Order 29528 for 15 cents and send to the stated address.
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California's Mount Whitney and Death Valley Record
The piece notes Mount Whitney at 14 496 feet as the highest U S point and Death Valley at 276 feet below sea level as the lowest, separated by about 60 miles. It adds Mount Shasta as the only active U S volcano.
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