Daily Subsidy Set Up By Administration New Guinea Native Is The Laziest Person On The Earth
INS correspondent Lee Vanatta reports from Papua New Guinea on a mock semi annual expedition by the Boong Research Exposition. The piece mocks Melanesian customs and notes peroxide use among natives, describing coiffures and makeshift cigarettes. The report lampoons findings and misreports local life.
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INS
Lee Vanatta
International News Service
Papua
New Guinea
Boong
Messrs
Bloom-Boy
Boongy
Rochester
Hollywood
la Belle Papua
Don Juan Papua
Boong-Boy
Extension Of Credit Corporation Is Sought
The War Food Administration announced an emergency milk subsidy program to avert a drop in fluid milk production this winter. The Commodity Credit Corporation will pay dairymen 25 to 50 cents per 100 pounds of milk sold from October to December, with total cost about 65 million dollars. Payments depend on added feed costs since September 1942 and milk price changes, with minimum 20 cents per hundredweight and maximum 50 cents, or 3 to 6 cents per pound of butterfat if butterfat is delivered.
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Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Four Freedoms Payoff Sparks Bank Workers Benefit Plan
Regional War Labor Board Chairman Theodore W. Kheel noted that 89 Bank of China employees in Wall Street earned raise claims based on the Four Freedoms. The board considered, then approved a pay raise basis tied to the same principles, in a unanimous vote. The wartime loan and financial measures are cited as supporting context for the increases.
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New York
Atlantic Charter
Bank of China
Wall Street
War Labor Board
Theodore W. Kheel
WLB
Kheel
Oak Hill Friends fish fry and Gold Star Mothers note
W A Bivins describes an Oak Hill Friends Church gathering at 508 Prospect Street with about a hundred attendees including Evan Cecil the Sunday school superintendent. He reflects on teaching, thanks volunteers, and honors Gold Star Mothers Day, linking wartime sacrifice to ongoing quests for freedom and peace.
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OAK Hill Friends
Oak Hill Friends Church
Hubert Newton
Prospect Street
Evan Cecil
Coke Cecil
Glenn Ward
Rona Proctor
Timekeeper Ellanor Lowe Works With Fractured Arm
Mrs. Ellanor Lowe, a timekeeper in Ogden, Utah, hurriedly collected five passengers and drove to work one handed. She worked her shift despite a freshly fractured arm as she cited her brother in the Aleutian islands who would shoot with his left hand if he were shot in the right.
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Ogden
Utah
Ellanor Lowe
Aleutian Islands
Army Policy on War Discussion Stays Practiced
Brig General F H Osborn states the army will encourage discussion between officers and men on war progress but avoid political or controversial topics. The stance contrasts with Britain's method of biweekly current affairs booklets used for forums. The American army's special service division notes soldiers are highly educated yet largely restrained from political debate.
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Washington
F. H. Osborn
Pearl Harbor
Britain
Army Bureau of
Army Insigne Puzzle Content and Clue List
A mixed word puzzle listing across and down clues. Entries cover military insignia translations and general vocabulary including months, languages, plants, and objects with numerous cross references. The column presents both horizontal and vertical clues and answers.
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Grandstand
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