Matanuska Farm Colony Aids Wartime Food Supply
Palmer Alaska July 29. William L Worden reports on the Matanuska farm colony six seven years after its founding. The project moved from ambitious aid to mixed results yet now provides vital vegetables milk and meat for Alaska and supports colonists with homes income and independence. The program faces controversy over costs contracts and future returns.
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Matanuska
William L. Worden
Wide World
Palmer
Alaska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
United States
Matanuska Valley
Middle West
Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Anchorage
Rehabilitation Corporation
Washington
Mataka
British Bombers Ready to Devastate Reich, Warned by Harris
A report notes crop failures 15 to 20 percent below normal across Europe with a widening deficit and widespread destruction of replenishment means. Germany lags, using plunder from conquered lands, while Hitler urgently needs oil to power war industries as British and American bombers stand ready to strike city by city, per Air Marshal Sir Arthur Harris.
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Germany
Hitler
Sir Arthur Harris
Reich
Supreme Court Upholds Insurance Payment Case
The South Dakota Supreme Court upheld Circuit Judge Fisher's ruling in Walter Wormstadt vs Security Insurance Co of New Haven. The decision confirms Wormstadt's loss claim after a fire while a policy transfer was disputed. the Beadle County trial occurred in June 1941 and Beadle County Courthouse.
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Supreme Court
Wormstadt
W. Markey
Huron
South Dakota Supreme Court
Frank R. Fisher
Milter
Walter Wormstadt
the Security Insurance Company of
New Haven
Conn
Beadle County
Warmstadt
Wormstad
Fisher
Huron Law Firm
Rohy and Longstad
Markey
Flashes Of Life And City Affairs In A City Car Sharing Era
A mayor uses his official car with chauffeur and sticker to offer rides to neighbors, inviting residents going his way to ride along. The note follows coverage of a morals raid on Fondhouse in Boyleston, plus a weight loss tale of the Heflin twins at the Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Office after a 6 mile run.
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Philadelphia
Skunk Street
Bernard Samuel
City Hall
Kansas
Heflin
Clarence
Lawrence
Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Office
Hitler blocked on Caucasus barrier amid Russian defense
Analysis notes that while Germany may force a barrier at the Caucasus entrance, Hitler faces the hard task of advancing along narrow routes to the Caspian. The northern Caucasus plain yields to mountains, complicating a march to the Black Sea and Caspian regions as Russian defenses strengthen. Experts foresee weakening Nazi strength as the war extends beyond Hitler’s expectations.
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Persian Gulf
Caucasus
Hitler
Caucasian
Aladdin
Black Sea
Caspian
Russia
German War Food Crisis Stated By London Experts
A fragment notes that a German war effort relies on long piled supplies and seeks outside relief, with London agricultural experts warning the German winter will bring the gravest food shortage since the war began.
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London
War Began As Reich Claimed Europe For Harvest
A dispatch records the start of hostilities as Nazi forces advance across Europe. The report warns of looming conflict and a global struggle for control, with nations aligning in defense and resistance efforts beginning to form.
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Reich
Europe
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King D. Lipton
Shield Face
Los Angeles
Louis B. Mayer
Paul Whitman
Mattoon
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Green Bay
Wolley Opera House
Don Shaw
Bell System
Washington, D. C
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2Ne Company
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Keet
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CAR Com
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