Invasion Threat Overruns Pacific Coast Front
The story describes a massive enemy invasion led by Van Hasselt advancing from Guaymas toward the U S Pacific coast. Major Benning, Admiral Hague, and President Tannard face strategic collapse as Pacific defenses withdraw to Sacramento and the Northwest. Fog and surprise landings trigger frantic fighting along Puget Sound with heavy naval and ground bombardment.
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Flagwill
Fourth Army
San Diego
Benning
el Paso
van Hassel
Guaymas
General Hague
el Pago
Boggio
Major Benning
United States Army
White House
Tannard
Admirant
Oval Operations
Gident
Hague
Pacific
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Brunn
van Hasselt
Sacramento
Seattle
San Francisco
Hawtry
Medford
Fort Lewis
Puget Sound
National Guard
Marsh
Gray’s Harbor
Oregon
Cascades
Aberdeen
John Rand
61St Infantry
Rand
Cascade Passes
Northwest
Invasion Watchman Banning Calls From Washington
Captain Hawtry, flying the 21st Reconnaissance Squadron plane, brings Benning from Washington as Flagwill observer for the impending invasion. Hawtry reports cracked defenses and heavy shelling across the Jersey coast, with Atlantic City possibly in the line of fire.
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21St Recordaidance Squadron
Benning
Washington
Hawtry
Hawitry
Atlantic
Atlantic City
Banning
Crisis in the Atlantic film scoop and Greenland photos
Virginia Vale reports Arch of Time crews journeyed from Canada to England by tanker convoy for material used in Crisis in the Atlantic. The film shows Greenland arrivals and U S Canadian defense efforts from Arctic to South Atlantic, featuring Brian Donlevy in The Great Man's Lady as a cheating gambler who dislikes cards.
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Arch OF Time
Arctic
South Atlantic
Brian Donlevy
Paramount
Donlevy
Belte Davis stars in The Little Foxes on screen
The piece notes Belte Davis in The Little Foxes, praising her dramatic turn in the RKO adaptation following her Of Human Bondage role. It mentions Anna Neagle performing an underwater dance in Sunny, with Ray Bolger and John Carroll leading the supporting cast in a New Orleans Mardi Gras setting.
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Belte Davis
Little Foxes
RKO
Miss Davis
Anna Neagle
Sunny
England
New Orleans
Ray Bolger
John Carroll
Miss Neagle
Werner Brothers
Robin Hood
Republic
Roy Jogera
Hubert Cummings
Deanna Dourbin
Edgar Bargen
Charlie McCarthy
Bob Hope and film world buzz in late 1930s scene
At 97 Bob Hope’s grandfather helps quell village fires while Bob plans another comedy with Paulette Goddard titled The Murder Farm. Agnes Moorehead, Barbara Stanwyck, and Robert Taylor headline in a string of screen adventures, with reports on Welles, Citizen Kane, and delays on vacations.
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Bob Hope
Bob
Paulette Goddard
Ghost Breakers
Agnes Moorehead
Orson Welles
Kans
Welles
Cliften Kane
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Taylor
West Indies
Mrs. A. 8. Brugh
Avanone
Crop rotation improves soil and profits for farmers
Farmers who follow crop rotations that maintain or improve soil fertility consistently earn higher incomes than those who deplete soil. Start slowly, avoid debt, and use manure or erosion control to fund soil improvements. Early adoption boosts long term yields and farm profitability.
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Guy W. Miller
Rural Economica
Ohio State University
Appearance Can Mislead When Assessing Farm Value
Popular opinion may misjudge a farm’s worth by its outward look. Factors such as past ownership, soil type, season, and maintenance influence value more than fresh paint or present condition. The farm’s size, production goals, community opportunities, water supply, and building state are crucial in evaluating suitability.
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Partmet College of Agriculture
Case
Grasshoppers Threaten Crops Less This Year
Dr. Lee A. Strong of the U S bureau of entomology predicts a smaller grasshopper threat in 1941 than in 1938 39 and 40. An egg survey shows fewer hoppers overall though large numbers are anticipated in North and South Dakota western Minnesota western Kansas and parts of California and Nevada.
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Lee A. Strong
U. S. Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
South
Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Great Plains
Doctor Strong
California
Nevada
Horse's Teeth Ned Care At Least Once A Year
A clear directive states a competent veterinarian should examine the teeth of all horses at least annually, as required by the See of Agriculture. The wording reflects early agricultural governance and veterinary practice expectations.
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Eee of Agriculture
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