Royal Hawaiian Hotel War Reef Rest Center For Troops
Honolulu report describes the Royal Hawaiian Hotel serving as a postwar rest and recuperation center for Navy sailors and Marines. Officers pay 1 a day, enlisted 25 cents weekly, with full hotel facilities, casual dining, entertainment, and USO support.
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Navy Rest Resort
Honolulu
T. H
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Waikiki Beach
Mary Hansen
Marine Corps
Russel Johnson
Pepin
Wisc
Edmund Sampter, Jr
Beverly Hills
Cal
Richard Browns
Allendale
N. J
Lexington Dairy Installs Paper Bottling Device
COLLEGE STATION Raleigh June 10 One of the two remaining paper bottling machines in the United States is being installed in the Cable Dairy Products plant at Lexington Davidson County John A Arey dairy extension specialist at State College reports here today This new method of packaging fluid milk is sanitary and economical The machine has a capacity of 8000 gallons a day and it cools and packs the milk in quart containers in one operation It is being installed to meet demand for fresh clean milk at army training posts Milk collected on routes extending about the state can be brought into the plant cooled and packaged without extra handling and delivered to army supply depots The equipment will also help eliminate the need for milk shipped from Minnesota and other states to North Carolina
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College Station
Raleigh
United States
Cable Dairy Products
Lexington
Davidson County
John A. Arey
State College
Arey
North Carolina
Minnesota
Canadians push wartime manpower as nation unites heart and soul
Ottawa reports broad public support for strict wartime manpower rules. Labor Minister Mumphrey Mitchell compares Canada’s system to Britain’s, citing centralized control and gradual rollout. Citizens, including hotel staff and a trainman, express acceptance of transfers and compulsion as democratic and necessary to defeat the Axis. remarks reference Dunkirk, Dieppe, Pearl Harbor and rising production, with Tennessee note on state history closing the piece.
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Marguerite Young
NEA
Ottawa
Labor
Mumphrey Mitchell
England
Bevin
Dunkirk
Blitz
Dieppe
Pearl Harbor
Britain
Monarch Club and Civic Clubs in High Point
W A Bivins praises the Monarch Club and civic clubs for their community work in High Point, stressing democracy in action and the value of social contact. He surveys China and world forces, citing Basil Matthews and Sun Yat-sen, and muses on Japan, education, and progress amid war.
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China
Basil Matthews
Matthew
Sun Yat-sen
Sun
Sun Ko
Japan
Asia
Reading Quiz Questions From Classic Tales And History
A compact list covers Verne’s Phileas Fogg journey explorer Cook Antarctic reach and Sullivan Kilrain boxing bout plus wood preservation and Jimmy Valentine safe cracking. It notes Fogg’s voyage completion, Kilrain bout 1889, Cook’s 1774 latitude cast, dry or submerged wood preservation, and Valentine’s finger tips sandpaper method.
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Antarctic
James Cook
Jimmy Valentine
Axis Tunisian Losses Estimated At 341 000
A military commentator stated that Churchill's Tunisia loss figure of 50 000 killed brings Axis deaths to 341 000 in the campaign and that 248 000 captured after May 5 accounts for most of the prisoners totaling 297 000. Also noted are large War Bond sums for livestock names and figures.
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London
Churchill
Tunisia
House of Commons
Akarit
Mareth
Unions urged to adapt to modern hours and efficiency
A ship worker argues unions must align with present needs, opposing cross trade work and blanket idleness. He notes that while unions defend trade limits and piece work rules, they should pursue honesty and efficiency for all times, urging unions to rise to current demands.
First Aid for Bleeding and Shock in Wartime Injuries
The guide explains distinguishing venous from arterial bleeding and using pressure, dressings, and elevating the limb. It outlines pressure points and tourniquet application, cautions on rechecking pressure, and stresses treating shock, lying flat, with prop up head if nose or mouth bleeding occurs, and seeking professional care for severe wounds.
Evangelistic Campaign Begins Friday in City Tent Meeting
An interdenominational evangelistic campaign led by Rev. Marshall will open Friday at 7 45 p m at Prospect and E Burton streets. He and other Burlington evangelists will conduct nightly services with Rev R P Lawrence in charge of singing. The event runs 7 45 p m each evening with Sunday afternoon sessions featuring music and prayer. American tourists spend over 3 billion dollars annually on vacations in normal times.
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Marshall Evangelistic Fr
Prospect
E. Burton Streets
Marshall
Burlington
R. P. Lawrence
High Point
Moore's Emerald Oil Offers Relief for Aches and Pains
An old advertisement touts Moore's Emerald Oil as a clean powerful antiseptic oil for back and leg pains. It claims opening pores with a hot towel boosts relief after initial use and that several treatments can reduce discomfort, with no staining or grease. The ad appears from Mann Drug Stores.
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Moore
Emerald
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