Hawaii Statehood Plebiscite Moves Forward in 1940
Hawaii plans a November plebiscite as part of the general election to express its desire for statehood. The vote will not decide statehood but aim to spur Congress action on a pending bill. Hawaii faces taxation for representation and argues it already bears federal duties like a state.
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Joe College Myth Debunked by Expert in State College
In State College Pennsylvania Pauline Locklin an English professor dismisses the stereotype of the college student as Betty Co ed or Joe College noting the awkward humor about collegiate types is a myth. The piece shifts to Hawaii politics and defense worries about statehood.
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Norwegians Credited with Mass Weather Forecasting System
Charles L. Mitchell of the U S Weather Bureau credits Norwegians with originating mass analysis in weather forecasts during World War I. He notes U S adoption, wartime ship data issues, and the development of regional schools for rapid training in this method.
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Pan American unity and force to defend Western hemisphere
Washington reports the president shifted from a prepared speech to stress Pan American unity and force after Nazi moves in Norway and Belgium. Strategists warn that U.S. isolation is ending with plans to protect the hemisphere, including maintaining two fleets if Britain vanishes, a four year build for an Atlantic fleet.
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Roosevelt warned of inevitable war and a potential allied defeat
The article argues Roosevelt accurately warned of war in Europe and later predicted allied defeat as he studies the Monroe Doctrine and possible enemy air bases in Iceland and the Americas. It warns Germany could land troops in Trinidad or Puerto Rico, stressing oil fields in Venezuela and plantations in Brazil as strategic aims.
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Elegant party foods for teens and adults in one spread
A guide to hosting refined youth and adult gatherings with decaffeinated coffee, simple yet stylish finger foods, and easy bake recipes. Includes layered cheese rolls, orange Jiffy cakes, cornucopia sandwiches, ginger creams, and old fashioned filled cookies with practical prep steps and serving ideas.
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Here's a Booklet Every Hostess Needs
Eleanor Howe's Easy Entertaining offers menus and tested recipes for teen parties. It also includes hints for planning picnic lunches and beach parties and guidance for formal and informal entertaining of every kind.
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