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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1943
Page
4
A fragmentary account describes the close of a conference and new FFC regulations taking effect at midnight. It recounts a lone Montana boy's arduous journey and perceived divine protection. The narrative mentions a native village and two missionary helpers, with reflections on faith and perseverance amid delirium.
Music World highlights Artur Rubinstein with Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra, plus Grieg works performed by Kirsten Flagstad and Jascha Heifetz. Notes on broadcast rules, station lineups, and the popularity of the Peer Gynt Suite as a landmark piece.
A narrative scene follows Jean as she travels to Rancho Gasthed, encounters Mrs. Parkinson, Rosita gazing at a mother’s portrait, and a tense exchange about trust, duty, and a spy mission. Dialog hints at wartime suspicion and personal stakes, with Parkinson guiding the involvement of Kite and a tense family dynamic.
Military analyst William Levenor argues in Flying that the Hawker Hurricane ILD with 40 mm cannons, the advent of tank-busting aircraft and self-propelled artillery has reduced tank dominance. He notes firepower, surprise, and speed overcome armor, with aircraft now able to threaten Rommel’s tanks and aid Allied ground operations.
A Baltimore Sun excerpt argues Mr Ickes should be empowered to fix gas fuel oil rationing policy consolidating control under one agency. It says current split between OPA and ODT invites confusion and overdrafts, and that using reserves as a basis could streamline administration while preserving OPA oversight.
A review of Vern Haugland translation and diary based account of his 42 days lost in New Guinea. The Associated Press reporter details survival, near death, and a spiritual rebirth as he and a companion face desertion, starvation, and jungle peril while awaiting rescue.
Columnist Charles P. Stewart analyzes the abrupt military revolt that ousted President Ramon Castillo of Argentina. He fled to Montevideo while Gen. Pedro Ramírez led a junta, with regional German influence noted and U.S. stance implied amid a hemispheric realignment.
The excerpt traces Edvard Grieg from childhood schooling toward a public debut after four years at the Leipzig Conservatory. It details his links with Niels Gade and Emil Hartman, then his split with Norway’s musical establishment, forming Nordvak to promote Norwegian national music, including many national songs written during this period.
Westbrook Van Voorhis works only a half hour weekly yet earns a top radio salary. Fans praise his voice on Time programs though he is trained through intense rehearsal and study. He performs for March of Time on WLW at 10 30 p m EWT and prepares from Wednesday morning until air time Thursday.
Allied bombers and fighters struck Japanese positions across Bougainville and Kiska while Liberators and Avengers bombed targets in the Solomon Islands and Aleutians. Subs AmperJack and Grampus presumed lost, elevating U.S. submarine losses since Pearl Harbor to seven.
The fragment notes squash, cucumbers, pumpkins and melons face threats from wintering diseases. It mentions leaf undersides, stems, and pests such as rotenone and nicotine-based sprays. Guidance hints these can be combated with careful spraying and twin defenses in the Victory garden.
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