Literary guides and war era references in a 1940s roundup
A dense catalog review covers The Fabulous Frontier by William A. Keleher, Merchant Ships 1944, The Complete Card Player, Peter Hunts Workbook, and others. It surveys Latin American industrialization prospects, postwar Poland in Miss Strong’s reportage, and several biographies and histories, including Night Work on WWII naval campaigns and G I Joe themed books, with mixed judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Keleher
Rydal Press
New Mexico
John S. Chisum
Lincoln County
Patrick Floyd Garrett
Frontier
Billy the Kid
Thomas Benton Catron
Albert B. Fall
Tea- Dome
Fall
Mexico
Uruguay
Chile
Argentina
Latin America
Poland
Anna Louise Strong
Atlantic Little, Brown
Miss Strong
Berling
Vistula
Degroot Leaves Redskins for Los Angeles All America club
Dudley Degroot quits the Washington Redskins to coach the Los Angeles club in the new all America football conference. He aims to install the T formation with Angelo Bertelli as key man and denies recruiting Redskins, while reports link Bob Seymour Joe Aguirre and possibly Wilbur Moore to Degroot’s squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dudley Degroot
Los Angeles
Degroot
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Angelo Bertelli
Notre Dame
Bob Seymour
Joe Aguirre
Wilbur Moore
Madigan
Oppose Cotton Ceiling Opposed by Trade Group
The American Cotton Manufacturer Association announced opposition to any move by the Office of Price Administration to enforce a price ceiling on raw cotton. The statement was made in Charlotte on January 21 by representatives familiar with the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
American Cotton Manufacturer Association
Office of Price Administration
Iuto
Twins of the 22nd Marines Chaplains Put Faith in Fire
In Okinawa's Sugar Loaf raid, Protestant chaplain Rev Creitz and Catholic Father Kelly led back to back services for the 22nd Marines. They Sacrificed danger and shared duties, aiding dying and wounded, and their joint ministry strengthened troop morale amid brutal combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hentona
Okihawa
Sixth Marine Division
22Nd Regiment
George A. Creitz
Aeveradhaga Kelly
Ina
Revitz
Father Kelly
Chaplain Creitz
Rev. Creitz
22Nd
George
Creitz
Gene
22Nd Marines
Okinawa
Spring Lake
N. J
Brooklyn
Evangelical Reformed Church
Easton
Coe
Rev. Creutz
Rev. Creuz
Rev
Creutz
Sugar Loaf Hill
Henry Courtney
Sugar Loaf
Courtney
Marquette
Minnesota
Kel
Major Courtney
Kelly
Jesus
Marinery
Creuz
First Issue Of Southern Baptist Magazine Ready
Chapel Hill Jan 20 The first issue of Christian Frontiers, a new non profit Southern Baptist magazine edited by Dr Das Delley Barnett, debuts to cover international race relations education and pastoral psychology. The board and advisory council include prominent ministers and university figures from North Carolina and beyond. Four thousand copies go to school libraries doctors lawyers ministers and others across the south and southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
New Church
Christian Frontiers
South
Das Delley Barnett
William W. Finlater
Weldon
Almonte C. Howell
University _— de ent
William H. Poteat
University Ymca
Miss
J. M. Dawson
First Baptist Church
Waco
Texas
Southern Baptist Convention
H. B. Cross
Nashville, Tenn
George B. Cutten
N. C
Colgate University
Edward H. Pruden
Washington, D. C
J. C. Wilkinson
Athens
State Baptist Convention of Georgia
Clyde V. Hickerson
Richmond
W. O. Carver
Louisville
Southernist Theological Seminary
C. Sylvester Green
Durham N Od Tt Herald
Clyde A. Broach
St. Johns
Norfleet Gardner
Henderson
F. H. Scofield
Wake Forest
J. Wade Baker
Selma
Barnett
Eugene Olive
Wake Forest Baptist Church
Bernard C. Clausen
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Talmage C. Johnson
Kinston
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
Louisiana
Missouri
Henry Smith Leiper
Secretary of
The
World Churches
Roy A. Burkhart
First
Columbus
Albert Ow
Yale University
Edi Barnett
Carver
H. W. Tribble
Mealansue
Southern Theological Seminary
Land A. Hendricks
Olive Chapel
Apex
A. C. Reid
Capital questions in a grab bag prompt
The text asks for capitals of Arenes Hirosaan and Honduras. It includes an attributed quote about honor by Coleridge and a prompt style line. No readable news content or events are present beyond questions and an aphorism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horan
Doubleday
Doran
Chigan News
Cleveland
Papa
Republic of
Arenes
Etiquette Notes and January Horoscope Guidance
Etiquette tips advise pedestrians cross at corners and use lights to avoid icy street hazards. The January 22 horoscope highlights self reliance, diplomacy, affection, and social concern, with romance favored today and a new venture encouraged this morning. Venus moves to Aquarius at 5:25 PM, suggesting acting on a hunch this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libra
Venus
Aquarius
Comedians Impersonate Detectives in Chicago Case
Olson and Johnson, a duo of comedians, tour a loap show in Chicago while pretending to be detectives from the Sum merdale police. They visit a woman in a crime neighborhood and reveal the alias Olson and Johnson, provoking the remark who are you trying to kid. Olson injures a foot when a house wife slams the door in anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Olson
Johnson
Ole
Chic
Johnson—-Albert
Gary
Summerdale
Hearse Brough In For Housing Trip To Palm Beach
E. T. Sarman arrived in a hearse from Bainbridge Indiana to West Palm Beach seeking housing. He said the vehicle served as lodging on the trip and he planned to use it if hotel rooms were unavailable, calling the ride comfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
E. T. Sarman
Bainbridge
Ind
Sarman
Theatres Report War Bond Sales Rise At Convention
Theater owners of North and South Carolina reported at their 34th annual convention that theaters sold over 160 million dollars in war bonds since September 1942. They also raised more than 500 thousand dollars for causes like the Cross and March of Dimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North and
South Carolina
Carolina farm equipment dealers set to meet in Charlotte
The annual meeting of the Carolina farm equipment dealers association will be held in Charlotte tomorrow and Wednesday. About 500 delegates are expected, according to Dr. L. J. Herring of Wilson, the association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
The
Carolinas Farm Equipment Dealers Association
L. J. Herring
Wilson
Tigers Aid In Pitching With Mulcahy Support
Detroit Tigers pitchers received assistance from Hugh Mulcahy of the Philadelphia Phillies to bolster their rotation, aiding in improving mound performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ges
Detroit Tigers
Hugh Mulcahy
Phillies
Butter Buyers Question Tacoma Caller In Portland Queue
Police report a Tacoma woman phoned asking if she could buy butter in Portland. Officers note shoppers softened complaints while waiting at butter counters as the week ended, amid the 160 mile drive consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Harry Ludington
Tacoma
Wash
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Associated Press
F. C. Talbot-Booth
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MacMillan
Albert A. Ostrow
Whittlesey House
Peter Hunt
Ziff- Davis
Hunt
WGR
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Columbia
United State
Brazil
U. S
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United States
Great Britain
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Ameriaoe
Pammirios
Treasuries
London Home Army
Warsaw
Mikolajczyk
Moscow
Bor
Home Army
People’s Army
London
John
Miss Augur
New England
Cairo
Dartmouth
Connecticut
England
James Cook
Pacific
America
Far Northwest
China
Robert Morris
Cape Horn
France
John Paul Jones
Jefferson
Globe
Yakutsk
Augurrig
Ledyard
Louisiana Purchase
Betty de Sherbinin
Edward Castells
de Sherbinin
Congress
Fletcher Pratt
Holt
Camaenre
Marlborough
Nelson
Soleimons
Tassafaronga
Kula Gulf
Empress Augusta Bay
Tip Merrill
G—I
Hammond
G. I. Joel
By Busham
Leatherneck
Marine Corps Magazine
Central Press Association
Sgts
Duane Decker
Stanley Fink
Southern Baptist Magazine
Dorothy Parker
Enly
Tuskeegee Institute
Pine
Feller
Tampa
Fia
Bob Feller
Cuncaden Park
Navy
Alabama
North Atlantic
Rollie Hemsley
Yankees
Tommy Brid
San Salvador
Managua
Tegucigalpa
Pertussi
Spert
Ussins
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