McIntyre Seeks Health Guard For Roosevelt Fourth Term
Long portrait of Rear Admiral Ross T. McIntyre as Roosevelt’s physician outlines his role, fitness expectations, and routine diet sleep rule while noting Leighton McCarthy’s Canadian ambassadorship path and his family political ties in Ontario. Also reports on Romania’s Carol II in exile and Moscow’s portrayal of him.
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Reclamation Powers Feed War Efforts Across West
The Bureau of Reclamation reports expanded hydroelectric capacity and irrigation during 1942, supplying 2,000,000 kilowatts and irrigating 4,000,000 acres in 15 western states. Power and crops bolster war industries and food supplies for troops and civilians, with 71 projects in operation or planned and storage rising to 64,000,000 acre-feet.
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Make-Ups By Gabrielle
Advice on proper cosmetics from Gabrielle stressing cleanliness and skin care. Warns against reusing old powders and puffs and using mismatched rouge and lipstick. Encourages cleansing cream for dry skin and applying makeup to neck as well. Ledger Syndicate.
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Ledger Syndicate
WNU
Yanks Bagged 4 100 Nazi Planes in 43
London Britain based United States Eighth Air Force destroyed 4 100 German fighter planes in 1943 and dropped 55 000 tons of bombs on Nazi occupied Europe with a loss of under 4 percent. Lieut. Gen. Ira C Eaker reported American losses for the year were about 1 000 bombers and 150 fighters.
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Eighth Air Force
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Gay Gadgets for Teens Promote Group Insurance and Craft Pins
A light column by Nancy Pepper advises teens to mingle with many friends rather than one steady partner to avoid loneliness. It promotes group insurance and offers DIY jewelry ideas such as a piggy bank lapel pin, ball fringe jewelry, lollipop jewelry, and clothes-pin dolls for parties.
Postwar Projects Planned by War Bureau
Commissioner Bashore notes the bureau will hasten postwar construction by resuming halted projects to provide employment and settlement on irrigated lands. He says a nucleus of ready to start works exists and more projects will be added as funds and manpower allow.
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Bashore
Bureau
What to Do ny PHYLLIS BELMONT
A guidance note on involving children in family chores. It advises assigning age appropriate tasks to small kids and older children to foster responsibility, varying activities to maintain interest, and letting a child manage their own space to feel important.
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Ledger Syndicate
WNU
Valor of Fifth Army Troops At Salerno Invasion Reported
Col. William R. Blakely relays excerpts from a front line observer report detailing acts of courage during the Salerno landing and subsequent campaign. Stories include Lieut. Robert Carey’s lone-handed exchanges, Sergt Manuel Gonzales’s destruction of an 88 gun, Sergt Gaither Vaughan’s raid on a German position, and a parachutist’s self contained defense killing sixteen enemies.
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William R. Blakely
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Mediterranean
Robert Carey
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Maine
Gonzales
Gaither W. Vaughan
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Texas
Vaughan
Union
Germans' Rocket Gun Outguns Six Howitzers in Power
Palmer Hoyt of the OWI domestic branch says the German rocket gun weighs under 1800 pounds and delivers firepower equal to six heavy field howitzers, illustrating wartime German weapon advances.
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New York
United Nations
Palmer Hoyt
OWI
Tactics at home copied at the front
The piece reports on American troops awaiting a possible attack on the Italian Front with officials avoiding attribution. It notes orders coming from unnamed high authorities, uncertainty about attack timing, and frustration over official identities. It also mentions Allied bombing plans and a sharp satirical take on war journalism and public figures.
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