Jamming Interference Reported From Europe To U S Radio
German jamming of European to American short wave signals disrupts Max Hill's NBC broadcast from Ankara Turkey. Interference persisted except during Berlin radio quotes, leading to attribution to German transmitters. Also notes changes in Blondie Dagwood show scheduling across CBS BLU and NBC.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
Europe
Ankara
Turkey
Max Hill
NBC
Germany
Hill
Berlin
CBS
Rest of My Wife with You Y Faith Baldwin
In a sultry New York summer Judith Lambert returns from the taxi ride to a cool East Side apartment where her sister Mary Norman greets her. They discuss pasts, family, and future plans as Judith reflects on friends and old flames while navigating the heat and memories of the city.
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Faith Baldwin
Judith
Manhattan
New York
Maggie
Shahatee
Mary Norman
Judith Lambert
Mary
Necticut
Matthew
Tim
Tadith
Dean'ty
Helen
Easthampton
Cape Vu
Maine
San Francisco
Saat
Seeynigt
Ted Ott
New furnace stove promises big heat for homes
A long column bills a new stove turned furnace as a breakthrough in home heating. It claims to heat an entire bungalow, cut coal use by a third, cost under 100 dollars, and suit postwar needs, created by coal industry experts and US manufacturers. A brief joke follows about Victory underwear and a wartime quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
United States
Berlin Sings Of Infantry In Rome Show
Irving Berlin wrote a new Infantry tribute song for This Is The Army in Rome on June 16. The number There Are No Wings on a Foxhole emphasizes foot soldiers facing shells and long hikes with no retreat.
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Rome
Irving Berlin
Italy
The Nazis Go Underground by Curt Riess reviewed
Curt Riess argues that the Nazis long planned to survive defeat through the Ausland organization and other preexisting networks. He contends anti democratic groups reformed after Pearl Harbor and he lists organizers, some still under trial, exposing a pernicious undercurrent in the United States.
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Mr. Riess
United States
Pearl Harbor
Pacific War Base Drive Moves Closer to Japan
Brig. Gen. Robert Douglass Jr., of the 7th Air Force, says the Pacific war centers on base access for power projection as U S forces push toward Japanese targets. Japanese resistance stiffens in southeast China while American planes hit shipping near Hong Kong. Tokyo declares Adm. Koshiro Oikawa new naval general staff chief replacing Adm. Shigetaro Shimada as the Tojo cabinet falls.
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Tinian
Halmahera
Philippines
Robert Douglass, Jr
7Th Airforce
Pacific
Hertgyang
China
Hongkong
Hankow-Canton
Hengyang
Tokyo
Adm
Koshiro Oikawa
Naval General Staff
Shigetaro Shimada
Navy
Tojo
Washington talk on peace urges student exchanges to ease world tensions
In a casual Washington luncheon at the Chevy Chase club, Helen Essary reports a wide ranging discussion. Participants consider how postwar education exchanges could foster understanding, warn against misreading political shifts, and weigh race and cultural mixing as part of future diplomacy.
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Helen Essary
Central Press
Washington
Chevy Chase Club
Henry L. Stimson
Germany
Roosevelt
Japan
Tojo
United States
U. S
Hal
State Department
Garden of Eden
South America
Pee G
Keatens
Jovelier
New Brake Breaks Speed Quickly
Chester I. Hall of General Electric Co engineers a cork shoe brake that stops a one-eighth horsepower motor at 16 000 rpm in six turns. The rotor edge moves about 62 miles per hour, and stopping in six turns equals halting a mile-a-minute car in 2.73 feet. The brake uses ordinary friction.
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New York
Chester I. Hall
General Electric Co
Gilchrist Curve Named For Texan Engineer’s Scenic Reprow
A curve on U S Highway 290 west of Austin is named Gilchrist Curve after Gibb Gilchrist former state highway engineer and president of Texas A M College. The district engineer had relocated the highway removing the long S-curve but Gilchrist urged keeping it for its beauty stating the scene was too beautiful to alter.
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Austin
Tex
U. S. Highway 290
Gilchrist
Gibb Gilchrist
Texas A.&m. College
RACE RIOTS CONTINUE AT PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD
Large scale disruption as workers at the Philadelphia Navy Yard fail to report for duty. Army trucks from Fort Dix were sent to aid transportation for war workers, but the Army did not seize public vehicles. CIO union leaders and officials appeal for workers to return to their posts. Mayor Samuel says no immediate solution and the dispute may go to the National Labor Relations Board.
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Army
Fort Dix
N.Y
Navy
CIO. Transport Workers Union
Bernard”Satnuer
Joortly
National Labor Relations Board
Year Around Crop and Garden Maintenance Notes
The fragment discusses growing greens in a Victory garden with year round care. It mentions keeping plants thriving with gentle watering and adapting to winter conditions to sustain production.
Victory Garden HALLIDAY Poll Issues Fertilizer Note
Fragmentary item mentions Halliday on press page about Victory Garden and a fever with poll notes. References fertilizer and derailed text hinting at issues or advice. Unable to extract full facts due to poor OCR readability.
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Victory Garden
Halliday
Apgeiatiga
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