Army to Ape Strategy Of Football Open Game
A feature on modernizing the Army’s tactics parallels open football with Gen Malin Craig driving a sweeping reorganization. The West Point incident that saved him from being dropped as a player echoes the shift to speed mobility and adaptability in military practice. The piece also notes Strauss’s postwar restoration and hints at cultural shifts in Germany and music.
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Nework
Eton
Britain
West Point
Malin Craig
Trinity College
Craig
Trinity
Frank Merriwell
Pop Anson
Chicago
St. Joseph
Philippines
France
Richard Strauss
Stefan Strauss I
Zweig
Herr Strauss
Reich Culture Chamber
Federation of German Composers
Joseph Gregor
New York
Strauss
Berlin
Walls
Vienna
Bavaria
Chambers of Commerce
Weekly News Review on Roosevelt era politics and strikes
A sweeping recap of early 1940s political battles in Idaho Ohio and Arkansas. It highlights Roosevelt’s waning influence in Congress, GOP dynamics, and key senatorial contests. It covers Republic Steel chief Tom Girdler’s criticism of unions and labor boards, the Little Steel strike ramifications, and the rising tension in foreign affairs including Soviet Japan talks and mid-Pacific aviation bases.
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Idaho
Ohio
Arkansas
Franklin Roosevelt
Iowa
Gillette
Missouri
Clark
Nevada
McCarran
Washington
Congress
National Emergency Council
South
Georgia
Walter F. George
Lawrence ‘Camp
South Carolina
Sen
Cotton Ed" Smith
Pope
Hattie W. Caraway
Senate
Harvard
Robert J. Bulkley
Martin L. Davey
Co. I. O
Bulkley
Robert A. Taft
Republic Steel Corporation
Tom W. Girdler
John L. Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
Robert M. la Follette
Civil Liberties Committee
Little Steel
Republic
Ita
Labor Board
National Labor Relations Act
Tom Girdler
Civil Liberties
LaFolette
Ice Cream as a Nutritious Dairy Food and Its Care
C Houston Goudiss explains ice cream as a healthy food rich in calcium and vitamins, comparing its nutrition to milk. He advises daily milk portions, discusses pasteurization and safety, and suggests home making with accessible powders and mixes. He notes ice cream’s calories and protein rival milk, its digestion impact, and benefits for all ages.
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C. Houston Goudiss
East 30Th Street
New York City
WNU
Lost World waterfall found in British Guiana by Harvard professor
Dr Paul Zahl, a Harvard professor, reported a waterfall in British Guiana near Mount Roraima eight miles from the Lost World site. He described a ribbon like curtain plunging 3,000 feet in total from a clouded height, then splitting into two forks and cascading into a valley after a 1,400 foot ledge.
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British Guiana
Harvard
Paul Zahl
Zahl
Karanang River
Mount
Roraima
Conan Doyle
Dr. Zahl
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U. S
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Possiet Bay
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Maxim Litvinoff
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Just Ash
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