Bailing Out Of Plane Is Easy And Here's How
An anonymous Air Corps News Letter tip provides light hearted yet practical steps for a bomber crew member forced to bail out. It outlines pre jump actions radios, forms, altitude checks, pilot coordination, and a post landing path including filing forms and seeking sympathy. The satire notes counting, rip cord, parachute deployment, and even a humorous nod to a swimming booklet as useful before landing.
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New York
Special News Service
Air Corps
Intelligence Division
The
Corps Area
Post Operations Office
U. S. Army
Washington, D. C
Look and Learn Qs and Answers Summary
A compact Q and A piece lists five early U S presidents George Washington John Adams Thomas Jefferson James Madison and James Monroe. It states the most economical driving speed as twenty five miles per hour. It names fine arts as music painting sculpture and architecture. It identifies bacteria as the plant that sour milk and juices. It confirms signatures in read pencil on legal documents are valid.
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United States
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
How to mend walnut scratches and cream fixes
A guide explains scratching walnut with fresh nut kernels to renew finish, adding honey to whipped cream to stabilize sweetness, cleaning parchment shades with olive oil, and notes on snakes and patent history.
Believe it On Mlot by Roki Ripley ADD THE NUMBER OF YOUR SISTERS
The fragmentary text mentions Believe it On Mlot by Roki and a prompt to reveal the number of your sisters, lacking clear news value or event details to form a proper item. This record preserves the available entities without adding facts.
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Roki
Ripley
Younger Men of Asheboro Sid Myers Reigns at Ashton Hotel
Sid J. Myers, 20, manager of the Ashton Hotel in Asheboro, is celebrated as one of the town’s most popular young business leaders and likely the state’s youngest hotel manager. A LaGrange native, he studied at UNC before returning to Randolph to help his mother’s estate, then joined the hotel as assistant to Winston Adams and later took the post. He modernized the property, revived a shuttered dining room, and now oversees meals, rooms, and community involvement with the Merchant’s Association, Chamber of Commerce, Junior Chamber, and Southern Club while pursuing photography as a hobby. His sister Sue Taylor Myers visits for the summer, adding to local interest.
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Sid J. Myers
Ashton
Asheboro
North Carolina
Sid
Randolph County
LaGrange
University of North Carolina
Winston Adams
Adams
Mr. Adams
Sam
Sam Burrow
Bank of Randolph
Merchant's Association of
Chamber of Commerce
Southern
Sue Taylor Myers
Modern Etiquette Questions and Answers
A Q and A on proper public decorum. A man should not place an arm across a woman's chair. A saleswoman should address customers as sir or madam, not master or lady. A bride may show her trousseau informally but not display wedding gifts.
Notable Facts From Everyday Life and Science
The passage notes that eighty five percent of American farm families own motor vehicles. It states an elk regrows its antlers in four months with buds appearing around mid March. It recalls miners once paid $100 to analyze a ton of ore samples, now commonly paying $2.50.
Explosion That Claimed Seven Lives Is Ruled Unavoidable
A coroner's jury ruled the Nightingale explosion an unavoidable accident after seven killed and 14 injured on the Atlantic fishing excursion. Coast Guard searched for three missing, while two other boats aided survivors. Names tied to Salisbury, Rocky Mount, KannapOLis, Dillon and Beaufort are listed among the dead and injured.
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Little River
S. C
Nightingale
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Charleston
Atlantic
Curry Krider
Salisbury
N. C
T. W. Cothran
G. A. Barber
E. R. Griffin
George B. Barfield
Rocky Mount
N.C
Grey Barber, Jr
Jerry Barber
Shelton Lesler
John Dix
John Mintz
Cadet
Robert Montz
Georgia’s First Ec Colony Founder James Oglethorpe
A historical note recalls that the first ec colony in Georgia was founded by James Oglethorpe, marking the start of colonial establishment. The caption also notes a comparison about animal physiology with sloths having about half the muscle mass of other animals and a spider’s initial web being as perfect as its later ones.
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Georgia
James Oglethorpe
Fewer Trees Mean More Trouble in Urban Areas
The article argues that declining city tree populations raise trouble for homeowners and urban health. It cites sanitation-driven elm disease removals, noting over 4,000,000 elms condemned and destroyed to stop Dutch Elm Disease. As populations grow, road widening and new construction cut shade trees, increasing insect problems.
FDR Jr. Injured in Auto Crash In Stable Condition
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr is described as in good condition after an auto accident at Phillips House Massachusetts General Hospital. Doctors say he is not in danger and expected to be released soon.
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Boston
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Phillips House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tree Health Risks in Urban Plantings Demand Owner Awareness
The text argues that fewer trees, artificial surroundings, lawn plantings, root damage from construction, altered water tables, and changing growing conditions threaten tree health. It urges property owners to learn about dangers and apply prevention to avoid costly remedies later.
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United States Patent Office
Texas
Germany
Aiss Matilde Sqhnson
London
Thomas Mulvaney
Aleed Et
Wy Aron
Middlefield
Massachusetts
Cape
Kang
Sordinate, Inc
Bron Olice
Jasper W. Smith
Los Angeles
PAL
Sree
Razor
BOOS
Libby Anne Barber
Joan Cothran
H. T. Underwood
Nel Toplin
Robert Shuping
F. B. Sheepp
G. A. Griffin
Bruce Cannon
Kannapolis
Guy Daniels
Dillon
Elbert Griffin
Rocky Mt
F. C. Thomas
Fdr, JR. Hurt
Él Burns
Americay
Sunbeam
American Radator & Standard Sanitary Corporatien Cast Iron & Steel
New York Corporation
Piltsburgh
China
Ben Hogan
J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
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