Young Lieut Colonel Ebey Takes Command at Camp Butner
A 36 year old North Carolinian Lt Colonel Frank Ward Ebey of Hamlet arrives at Camp Butner to command the 551st AAA battalion 7th detachment special troops XIII He previously served as a Captain and saw action at Pearl Harbor at the war outbreak.
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Airman recalls first Pearl Harbor shot down on December 7 1941
The fragment recalls a first impact at Pearl Harbor on December 7 1941 and a Japanese aircraft being shot down. The text appears to discuss a historical wartime incident involving an airman’s memory of the attack.
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OPA Ends Rationing of Used Typewriters for Dealers
The Office of Price Administration says military needs are met and civilian supplies boosted by limited production of new machines. Distribution of new typewriters to manufacturers will stay under control.
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Washington
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OPA
Pullin Sounds Go Fellow Honor for War Effort
Wartime readers celebrate American mothers for their varied roles in factories stores offices schools and homes. The message urges a Sunday party dinner to honor the women contributing to the war effort across all sectors.
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Whistler
Pork Supreme In Corn Bread Ring
Pork shoulder with onion celery and flour in a hot fat base simmers until tender. A corn bread ring surrounds the meat, with a smooth flour and water glaze added and cooked until thickened. Serves 6.
Weekend Kitchen Plan for Mom on Her Day
A playful guide urges the family to let Mom rest by handling a Sunday dinner. Dad and kids prepare Pork Supreme in Corn Bread with baked potatoes and vegetables, plus ice cream for dessert. The note suggests mom be shown how to cook while the family cleans as they go, ending with appreciation from George Recior.
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Victory Gardens Demand Urges More Food This Year
Public appeal calls for increased Victory Garden planting to feed troops and shorten the war. Citizens are urged to grow more vegetables at home to support soldiers’ safety and speedy return.
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Victory Gardens
Gold Government Purchases Above Sales
The U S gold stock has fallen by over one billion dollars in a year as Latin American nations led by Argentina buy the difference, while the United States imports more than it exports. Treasury charges a 1/4 to 1 percent commission on gold transactions.
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Washington
Argentina
United States
Treasury
Congressional Committee
Ringworm Epidemic Sweeps New York and Nation
Five New York physicians report an epidemic of scalp ringworm in New York City with cases in other locations approaching epidemic proportions. Children are advised to keep hats on in public places to reduce spread.
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New York
United States
Medical Society of
New York City
Roosevelt vs G.O.P. political warfare analysis
Washington dispatch outlines four GOP attacked lines in 1944 campaign debates. Roosevelt’s wartime leadership, isolationist GOP stance, inflation fears, and postwar policy clash are examined with countermoves from Democratic strategists and Allied generals.
Priest Silent On His Visit With Stalin
A Polish American priest from Springfield Mass who visited Russia for 12 days and met with Premier Stalin returned to Seattle praising the talks as very successful He declined further comments saying a statement will be made at the proper time He said Stalin was friendly to the Roman Catholic church and that Catholicism would remain Poland's religion The trip drew criticism at home and Secretary Hull noted they travelled as private citizens
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Northwest Airlines
Voters Back League Of Nations Entry And Axis Punishment
The Christian Herald poll of 275000 subscribers shows 91 percent favor American participation in a post war league of nations and 87 percent support punishing Axis leaders in a spirit of justice, not revenge.
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New York
INS
Christian Herald
League of Nations
Cantor meets Sammy Weiss on radio show in odd reunion
Editor Cantor appeared as a guest on a radio program where drummer Sammy Weiss, from Paul Whitman’s band, greeted him. Weiss thanked Cantor for sending him to a boys mountain camp years ago and explained he had never thanked him until now. Cantor replied you are welcome.
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Cantor
Sammy Weiss
Paul White
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