Hidden Skies and Narrow Landing in Arctic Flight
Colin Ree of Henneik's Box Company travels with Irina and Blair Benedict toward Learmonth amid a storm as they struggle to navigate through heavy snow and dwindling fuel. The flight includes tension between Colin and Blair while En route, and the trio faces a dangerous low-altitude approach before landing on a frozen lake under perilous weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Ree
Henneik's Box Company
Tefure
Youne
Winnipeg
Blair Bénedict
Colih
Blair
Colif
Trina
Jonathan Wye
Ndieh
Learmonth
Wolverine
Colin
Irina
Rodney
Selkirk
Nic
Meredith
Jowsthan Dove
Dove
Lethrmonth
Olin
Rae
Thade
Miles
Irinm
Bish
Werolin
Pathan
Drewivers Lake Ang
Colin Tirn Tata
Net
Tory
Litete
Armenia
MacArthur Wields Gloves In Pacific Push For Victory
The article praises General MacArthur for his calm, decisive leadership in advancing the American invasion toward Japan. It highlights his simple, effective approach using discipline, language, and a symbolic image of wearing gloves and his braid-covered peaked hat during a major operation.
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Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Mac
Pacific
Italy
Fluorine treated water study aims to curb tooth decay
A Newburgh North Carolina experiment will fluorinate the city water at a ratio of one part per million for ten years. By comparing fluoride towns with nonfluoridated areas the study hopes to show less tooth decay and influence public water policy nationwide.
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Newburgh
N. C
Washington Lake
H.trendley
United States Public Health Service
Monmouth
Galesburg
Macomb
Quincy
Newburg
Kingston
Old Master Smuts biography gets a breezy life in Kraus’s portrait
Rene Kraus in Old Master, a dense biography of Jan Smuts, blends a lively South Africa history with the elder statesman’s life. The critic notes Kraus overfills with narrative wind, yet Smuts’ career from Cambridge scholar to wartime statesman remains central amid digressions.
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Jan Christian Smuts
Rene Kraus
Dutton
Evans
Smuts
Cambridge
South Africa
Cecil Rhodes
Africa
Hitler
Kraus
Man with a swing to his writing notes South Africa
A critic remarks that the author favors a swinging prose style and quips that he might have written a history of South Africa with incidental attention to Smuts, implying a playful, satirical take on biographical scope.
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South Africa
Smuts
Russia to hear important nod on Saturday program
Eastern War Time New York May 3 CBS program Of Men and Books features Sir Bernard Pares as speaker about Russia and Peace. Review by Prof. John T Frederick includes The Rainbow and other works. Also notes brain-teaser shows and listings across NBC CBS BLUE MBS and more with several guests and times. Honduras rich mineral deposits noted as nation’s greatest potential wealth.
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Jean Meegan
New York
Russia
CBS
Bernard Pares
Soviet Union
Wanda Wasilewska
Walter Duranty
Ussr
Albert Parry
George Vernadsky
John T Frederick
Blue Network
Richard Freeman
Charles Laughton
Joe E. Crown
NBC
Mrs. North
Hildegarde
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kyser
Frankie Carle
Dr. Christian
Jean Hersholt
Jack Carson
Dunninger
Moante
Guma
Xavier Cugat
Guy Lompardo
Giant Plants Strike Continues Amid Union Tug of War
Roy England, president of local 200, reports a massive mass meeting with up to 10,000 attendees as the U A W and international board clash over work return. George Burt warns the company aims to undermine the union, while Thomas MacLean recalls past capitulations and warns of broader factory battles ahead.
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Roy England
George Burt
Chicago
International Board
The War's Grim Toll Moves in Washington
In a Washington column, the writer reflects on invasion rhetoric and wartime fear. The piece notes civilian indifference, calls for swift action, and shares a letter from an Army Wife about women not invited to a Pentagon officers’ event, illustrating morale strains and social frictions during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Essary
Central Press
Washington
Feese
New York Independent
Broadway
Stewart
Tiffany
Brussels
Allen Gullion
Board of Governors
Seventeenth
Eye Streets
William C. Coe
House Committee
Rye Street
Pentagon
al Pal Eel le
Infant Care book aids mothers during wartime stress
AP report notes the 1944 edition of Uncle Sam's Infant Care from the Children's Bureau offers updated guidance for new parents facing housing shortages, doctor shortages, and mothers returning to work. It highlights shifts toward gentler infant handling, emotional reassurance, flexible feeding schedules, and attention to a baby's mental and spiritual needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kernodle
Washington
Srileh
van Pare
Caedren
Apartment of Labor
Uncle Bam
Children’s Bureau
Bureau
Uncle Sam
Now You Tell One Named for Hell For Sartin in Kentucky
Lexington report catalogs quirky Kentucky place names such as Troublesome Fifty Stab Hell For Sartin Tadpole Worm Hole Skunk Creek Incline and Decline. Navy ship menu items reveal vast provisions for a crew of 10 000 with eggs beef beans bacon and cereals. The Amazon river basin is nearly as large as the United States and bruised vegetables have lower vitamin content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sartin
Old
Kentucky
Lexington
Navy
Western Pacific
Amazon River Basin
United States
Westward Bound Opens at Opera House with Trail Players
A western film night at the Opera House features Westward Bound a fast moving Monogram picture starring Hoot Gibson Kent Maynard and Bob Steele as the Trail Players. Supporting cast includes Betty J Miles John Bridges Harry Woods Karl Hackett Walden Bales Price Ray Brent Frank Ellis Curly Dresden and more. The program promises action horsemanship and frontier drama as audiences cheer the ensemble and the featured star power.
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Monogram
Hoot Gibson
Kent Maynard
Bob Steele
Law Land Order
Trail Players
Betty J Miles
California
John Bridges
Harry Woods
Karl Hackett
Walden Bales Price
Ray Brent
Frank Ellis
Curly Dresden
Gage
Submarine Bases on the French Coast Shape War Film Setting
The piece notes the strategic value of submarine bases such as St Nazaire along the French coast as operational hubs for Nazi raiders, suggesting their role in shaping a new dawn theme. It mentions a film setting at a raid house and points to Bt. pee as a location reference.
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Ameg
Tim
Iin
Prench Underground
Brigland
Gerer
Fort MacArthur
Berks
Esas
Imprious Terpichorean
Ann Miller Ee
St. Nazaire Whitt
French
Sira House
New Antimalarial Material Described as Quinine Substitute
The article notes synthetic materials resembling natural quinine, including compounds like plasmochin, as potential partial substitutes for quinine in malaria treatment. It emphasizes chemical resemblance while distinguishing synthetic features from true natural quinine.
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Coroni Polta
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