London Suffering Under Dark Brown Out And Rationing
London endures long power shortages with gas lighting, sparse neon, and empty shops. Eros statue stored, Piccadilly bleak, theatres conserve energy, and rationing limits liquor. Pubs open limited hours, queues form for groceries and ice cream as city awaits relief.
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Piccadilly Circus
Times Square
Eros
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Paccadilly
Duke Ellington's Real Name Mystery
A quiz item asks for Duke Ellington's birth name and notes a misprint about a movie actress marrying Pyt Ali Apar. It also asks what hunters mean by an animal's freezing behavior and offers a wisdom note about seeking the silver lining to overcome difficulties.
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Ali Apar
Hints on Etiquette for Wedding Rehearsals
The article advises rehearsing the wedding procession and ceremony to ensure a smooth day. One or two practice sessions prevent a stiff, awkward effect and help the event proceed with ease and grace.
Mars in Sagittarius Prompts Reserved Evening Outlook
The reading notes a cautious mood with tendency toward self‑improvement and family focus. Mars moves into Sagittarius at 1 25 p m advising restraint on gossip and scandal and suggesting mild entertainment and late reading or solo recreation tonight.
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Mars
Apple Pie Nostalgia and Armistice Reflections
A pasted column blends memories of apple pie, from Virginia Winesaps to Yakima Valley fruit, with musings on faith and political loyalties. It marks Armistice Day’s 28th anniversary, recalls Paris in 1918, and ponders WWII outcomes and global trust, ending with a landlord tenant joke about deposits.
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New England
New York
South
Bilbos, Rankins and Talmadges
High Point
Paris
Compeigne Forest
France
Adolf Hitler
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United Nations Organization
America
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Air power reshaped World War II aviation and operations
Aviation editor Charles Tracy outlines how WWII air power transformed warfare from airborne infantry and gliders to night fighters with radar and IFF systems. He notes fast dogfights, the rise of cargo fleets with DC-3s and C-46s, and perilous supply routes from India to China, as tomorrow previews supersonic flight.
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India
China
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Voter Reflects On Straight Ticket Choice
A voter recalls voting at a polling place at 8:20 AM and choosing a straight ticket to save time. He notes admiration for independent or individual candidates across parties and values public office as a public trust.
State Farmers Protect Soil in Southeast Progress
A regional U S soil conservation chief says Southeast farmers aided in starting conservation programs on 6 415 734 acres by October first with 38 876 farms across nine states. Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina report thousands of farms and hundreds of thousands of acres.
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S. C
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Southeast
T. S. Buie
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
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