Howard Drops Film Career To Be British Ambassador
London reports actor director and producer Leslie Howard becomes Britain's cultural emissary to neutral states. He will lecture in Portugal and Spain on art and education postwar potentialities while exploring future cinema ventures and promoting decentralization of the film industry.
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London
Leslie Howard
Britain
Portugal
Spain
British Council
United Nations
Atlantic
Hollywood
Ats
Florence Nightingale
Rosamund John
Larry Rains
Cathleen Nesbitt
Sophie Stewart
Godfrey Tearle
Dinah Sheridan
John Laurie
U S Army Bomber Puzzle Notation and Word List
A fragmented puzzle listing many clues and answers from a war era puzzle. It includes references to U S Army, Dominion State, and various cryptic entries with numbers and abbreviations interspersed. The text resembles a crowded crossword style page with scattered vocabulary and military terms.
Billion-dollar chicken industry gains from parasite study
A study shows parasite control could save the chicken industry billions annually. Analysts estimate a rise in poultry raising efficiency translates to tens of millions in profits and reduces losses from parasites, while American households are expected to can over five billion meals in 1943.
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Rase
Paul- Em
Zenith Seniors Dedicate Annual to Fathers and Mothers
In High Point College notes the Senior Class annual is dedicated to fathers and mothers. May events include state wide meat education program, remarks by Attorney General Brummitt at Trinity High School, and comments on the General Assembly’s work. Personal notices mention Mrs Ida Mae Bryans visiting Port Huron and others. Stratosphere flight unlikely for passenger service per General Sikorsky. Germany accepts disarmament plan. Hitler warns a new war would collapse the social order.
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Lgt
Port
Brummitt
Trinity High School
Tom Turner
Raleigh
Friends of Economy
General Assembly
Ida Mae Byans
Port Huron
Mich
J. O. Hauschild
Montheu Avenue
Hauschild
Burrus Memorial Hospital
D. KE. Hoover
Thomasville
High Point College Dramatic Club
Jacque Gwyn
General Sikorsky
Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
Germany
Hitler
Robert Marshall
Guilford College
Sterling Nicholson
Durham
Isla Titman
Lowell
Mytle Titman
J. O. Turner
Ladies Aid Society
Main Street Methodist Church
David Yow
Cleveland
LS. C
Lutheran Synod
Montreat
Furlough Soldiers to Get Ration Coupons at Camps
The OPA announces that soldiers on furlough will obtain ration coupons directly from camp headquarters instead of going to local boards. The change aims to save hours for service members while at home. Other notes discuss knitting supply conservation and WPB rules on fabric use and hosiery production.
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OPA
WPB
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