National Whirligig news behind the news
National Whirligig surveys war politics and diplomacy as Britain hosts top US air strategists while Hitler plans a potential attack on Allied forces in Iceland Ireland and Greenland. Roosevelt pressures Senate over a federal judge nominee amid labor and housing policy debates as wartime mobilization shapes public life.
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New York By Albert N. Leman Shot The American store keeper
An American store keeper narrowly escapes an auto smashup in Manhattan after an abrupt collision. Witnesses report a quick recovery and no serious injuries as traffic resumes.
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Albert N. Leman
Rent ceilings to hit landlords across North Carolina
Raleigh dispatch notes OPA warns rent control will affect landlords statewide. Wilmington and New Hanover saw cuts up to 73 percent on war housing. Expect Cumberland county and other defense areas like Durham Guilford and Craven to adopt ceilings soon with county administrators within 90 days. Lake Mattamuskeet hosts a winter swan population of about seventy.
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Good Morning Coifs and Pompadour Resurgence in Style
Alicia Hart notes summer hair trends with Good Morning coifs and a revived pompadour. Stylists offer soft back-end rolls, center parts, and simple, tailored shapes while advise choosing looks matching face and wartime routine.
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Alicia Hartner
France
Hollywood
Hidden quality in tree surgery deceives buyers
The article warns that tree surgery often hides true quality from buyers. Two groups of trees receive different treatments, yet costs vary greatly for apparently similar work. Consumers struggle to judge value, risking overpaying for substandard practices like cheap wound dressings, improper pruning, or incomplete decay removal.
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