500000 Citizens to Be Eyes and Ears Of Army Air Corps
Washington citizens are being recruited as volunteer observers for the army air corps under Lieut. Gen. Delos C. Emmons. Aiming to form a nationwide civilian force, volunteers will spot and report enemy air activity from homes, towers, and open spaces, linking with interceptor commands and local agencies for alarms and blackouts.
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Army Air Corps Defense Program
Conreid Lawnfell
Union
Washington, D. C
U.S
Army Air Corps
Delos C. Emmons
General Headquarters Air Force
Bolling Field
D.C
War Department
Paul Reveres
Paul
Minutemen
Minutewomen
Iowa
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CCC
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Army
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Air Force
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Mitchelfield
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N. Y
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Second Air Force
Fort George Wright
Washington
Walter H. Frank
Third Air Force
Tampa
Fla
Millard F. Harmon
Fourth Air Force
Riverside
California
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Northwest Air District
Southeast Air District
Southwest Air District
Air Forces
Air Defense Command
New York
Chaney
London
Auxiliary Air Force
Britain
Nazi Hessen Plot and Allied Moves in War Time
Report outlines Hess mission to Britain proposing a German British Axis against Russia and Italy rewards. Churchill warns Britain and Roosevelt of the plan as British and French forces strike in Syria. Moscow masss the western border while Winant returns to explain Churchill's stance. Federal union talk gains momentum in North Carolina and Pennsylvania legislatures. Bernard Baruch questions U S war readiness as Knudsen notes Tennessee powder plant conditions.
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Hess—Mess
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Europe
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Hess
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Duke of Hamilton
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Stalin
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Union of Nations
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War Industries Board
Baruch
U. S
Tennessee
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Knudsen
Army mentors and Varian wedding spotlight wartime science
General McNair directs the army war games program to train 1.4 million troops with realistic simulations and aircraft maneuvers. Russell Varian and Sigurd Varian, inventors of the Klystron radio beam, marry in a New York ceremony after RAF support and Stanford ties.
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York
Belasco
Lesley James McNair
General Headquarters
Roosevelt
Army Belasco
Field Artillery
France
U.S
Minnesota
West Point
Tvs
Noel
Russell Varian
Sigurd
Stanford
Pan-American Airways
Russell
Halcyon
David L. Webster
Department of Physics
Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
Sperry Gyroscope Co
Sperry
Garden City
Long Island
New York
Jane Martinson
Bessie Beatty
Betty
Bill
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Miss Beatty
Home Lessons for Dance Floor Apologies Guide
A 32 page booklet offers diagrams and directions for basic steps and variations of the waltz Westchester fox-trot shag rumba Samba Conga tango Peabody and Lindy Hop. It explains how to lead and follow and avoid crushed toes and knee strain at dances. Send your order to.
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Westchester
National Crop Outlook Bright
Favorable growing conditions early in the season raise expectations for larger crops nationwide. Higher farm prices uplift income, with dairy farmers gaining about 20 percent on average. Livestock producers also see gains as hog prices climb toward multi year highs aided by government heavy hog purchases.
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Chicago
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Reader-Home Service
Minna St
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Iil
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Pinkham
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ST and
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