Who's News highlights Gayda and Netherwood roles in wartime warnings
Virginio Gayda, Italy's editorial spokesman, is profiled as he issues warning to the U. S. A. about Axis risk. Col. Douglas L. Netherwood, MITCHEL Field commander, discusses improvisation in democracy and contrasts it with absolutist methods while noting equipment shortages and training tales.
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New York
Virginio Gayda
Italy
Penane
Suave
Gayda
Rome
Mussolini
Stampa
Turin
Russia
Il Messaggero
Count Ciano
Giornale D' Italia
Mitchelfield
Colonel Netherwood
Army
Netherwood
Birmingham
England
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Army War College
Army Industrial College
Air Corps Practical School
Signal. Corps
Aviation
Sec
Contentment for women follows inner peace not fame
Kathleen Norris argues contentment for women comes from self development and inner fulfillment, not fame or wealth. She contrasts Hollywood glamour with family life and practical hobbies, urging women to nurture real interests, relationships, and daily joys to build lasting happiness.
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Hollywood
New York
Kathleen Norris
Miss Norris
Jim
Draft Questions and Answers on Draft Exemptions
A Q A feature presents mock questions from readers about draft exemptions and service. Answers address allergy to brass, sitting through night shifts, attire limits, sleeping difficulties, and other wartime concerns with light humor and practical guidance. The piece ends with literary and ad snippets, including a New York Times rental line and brief verse quotes.
Around the House Tips for Cleaning and Cooking
A damp chamois makes an excellent duster and freshens furniture. Prick apples before baking to prevent bursting. Do not move bread dough after it begins to rise to avoid falling. Select a draft-free spot for the dough bowl and cover with cloth. Wash sieves with water plus bicarbonate of soda and never use soap. Any flaked ready-to-serve cereal can substitute for bread crumbs in recipes.
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Duke. A
Joe. A
Dan
S. Charlie. A
Thrust Out "Will I Ever" Question Sparks Debate
A cryptic line asks if the speaker will ever end the doubt as readers wrestle with the phrase Will I ever. The odd wording prompts reflection on persistence and fate in uncertain times.
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Lemuel F. Parton
Consolidated Features
WIN
Col. Netherwood
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Rio
Palm Beach
Gloria
Mary
Simmons
Otto
Hitler
Roosevelt
Nan Emanuel
Cedarhurst
Franklin
New York Times
Richard Armour
Gov
Yan
Ang Tie
Tae
van Ee
Bedelsee Lee
Rane
Teel
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Kellogg Company
Phillips Brooks
Amay
Department of Agriculture
Sunkist
California
Ete
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