Soldiers of Production At General Electric Plants
In American industry workers wear uniforms and gear for safety. A GE spray painter uses a special nose mask to guard breathing while on vital production duties. A GE cold room researcher tests airplane instruments for high altitude performance in a laboratory.
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America
General Electric
Mars
Car maintenance tips from the Look Guide tenth in a GM series
The article urges regular battery care and charging every 30 days for unused cars, checks on specific gravity and water in plates, and keeping terminals clean. It warns about brake wear, urging adjustment, relining, and proper fluid, plus addressing squeaks and rattles by tightening bolts and screws. The piece is part ten in a General Motors Customer Research Look guide series.
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General Motors
Instruments
Knowledge Your Neighbor x Ka Peru Janus Of The Western World
An essay traces Peru as the oldest South American nation with a legacy from the Inca empire. It recounts the Inca Civil War between Atahualpa and Huascar, the Spanish conquest by Pizarro, and the ensuing decline, noting a future era of different splendor.
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Janus
Rome
Republic
Today
Peru
Quito
Maule
Chile
Francisco Pizarro
Central America
Azores
Mexico
Pizarro
Huayna Capac
Atahualpa
Huascar
Peru a Nation of the Future Beyond Its Vivid Past
Lima once the seat of a vast viceroyalty and the richest colonial capital, Peru's 1824 Ayacucho victory under Sucre ended Spanish rule. Today the republic, larger than Texas and California, thrives in a tropical highland setting with 7 million people, rich mineral resources, major crops, and growing self reliance while importing machines and chemicals to push modernization.
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Lima
South America
Venezuela
Panama
America
Sucre
Ayacucho
Texas
California
Peru
Tropics
Republic
Republic of Peru
Herwig Davis Union Bonds Through Johnson City Ceremony
Wilburn Herwig and Willie Ray Davis wed Friday with Judge James H. Clark officiating. The groom is son of Albert Herwig of Johnson City and the bride daughter of Mr and Mrs. Davis of Henry. Many friends wish them a long happy married life. Sign War Stamp Pledge Rent vacant property via Standard want ad for a few cents weekly. Phone 40.
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Johnson City
Buna Wolf
John Chaney
Kenneth Wolf
M. A. Wolf Herwig-Davis
Wilburn Herwig
Willie Ray Davis
Jas. H. Clark
Albert Herwig
Davis
Henry
D V Williams Named State Game Warden in Mason
D V Williams known as Red has been named state game warden in Mason County after a transfer policy by the Game Fish and Oyster Commission in Austin. He previously served at Woodsboro Texas and succeeds Henry W Keller who may be moved to another county. Williams pledged to enforce game and fish laws and improve the local wildlife protection effort.
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D. V
Red) Williams
Mason County
Woodsboro
Texas
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Austin
Henry W. Keller
Mason News
Williams
Change in Health Rules Opens Naval Reserve Enlistment
Chief Yeoman J B Grasse announces relaxed eyesight and dental standards at San Antonio Naval Recruiting Station enabling more men to qualify for the Naval Reserve. Recruits previously rejected or未applied due to vision or teeth issues urged to report for a physical check at nearby stations amid expected enlistment boom.
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Naval Reserve
Yeoman
J. B Grasse
Naval
San Antonio
Texas
Uncle Sam
Fredericksburg Drive-In
Rubin Crenwelge
Importance of Birth Certificate Emphasized by Health Official
Dr. Geo W Cox the State Health Officer urged every American to possess a birth certificate and outlined how to obtain it. Requests to the Bureau of Vital Statistics incur fifty cents for a records search and a photostatic copy if filed. Birth records prove citizenship for military service and defense jobs and help establish birth details and parentage.
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United States
State Department of Health
Geo. W. Cox
State Health Department
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Cox
Humble Stations to Cooperate in Rubber Salvage
More than 1,000 Humble service stations and dealer outlets in Texas opened to receive scrap rubber in a nationwide salvage drive announced by President Roosevelt. One cent a pound paid, sold to the government for $25 a ton with profits and proceeds split between U S C Red Cross and Army and Navy Relief Funds. Humble organized its field forces into a coordinated drive across five Texas districts to collect rubber in two weeks and promote local cooperation.
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Houston
Texas
Roosevelt
Red Cross
Army and Navy
Humble
U.S.C
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