Dog Days Advice From Open Shaw Kennels Expert
Service Reporter summarizes tips from Russell Openshaw of Relgalf Kennels on dog care in hot weather. He cautions against overexertion and overfeeding, suggests diet adjustments including raw meat, proper hydration with room temperature water, and shade or quiet resting places. He recommends early morning or late afternoon exercise and occasional flea dips to protect skin and coat.
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We the Women and the Youths Best Judge of Problems
Ruth Millett argues that youth face unique conflicts not solved by older advice. The piece uses John Smith and a 21 year old couple deciding between marriage now or waiting, amid looming draft and job constraints, noting peers often advise delaying marriage, yet neglects the couple’s need for each other and the risks of separation if the man goes to war.
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Hollywood Evades Dunkirk Drama With Studio Tricks
In Hollywood a Dunkirk evacuation sequence for A Yank in the RAF was staged as a studio feat. Lou Witte manipulated sand, water, and explosions in a large outdoor tank at 20th Century Fox to simulate war chaos. Actors moved in precise patterns while cameras and effects concealed the artificiality. No injuries occurred during the test, despite near-misses and wasted dummies of war metal.
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Tyrone Power
Mind Your Manners Quiz Card Style Prompt
The text presents a manners quiz asking three questions on polite speech and social conduct. It contrasts compliments on appearances, hosting behavior about prices, and reading mail while dining, but does not provide answers within the readable excerpt.
Japs May Enter New War Predicted by Analysts
Washington experts estimate Japan will pivot to Burma and upper Malaya as its next target, leveraging land and sea routes through Thailand and the China coast. They cite oil, timber, and rubber needs, limited staying power against a major war, and strategic motives tied to Britain’s colonies and American raw materials.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Japan
China
Dutch East Indies
Siberia
Burma
Malay Peninsula
Malaya
Thailand
Great Britain
United States
What Would You Do in a Family Dec orating Dilemma
A reader prompts advice on displaying family photographs in the living room and using portraits versus art. Answers suggest: photos in family rooms, asking permission to read messages, and handling a boyfriend taking a photo to another city with tact.
Standings and results across leagues with rain delays
standings show Chattanooga and Little Rock, Atlanta and Memphis, Nashville and Birmingham results with rain affecting Knoxville New Orleans games. Tuesday matchups list Little Rock at Chattanooga, Knoxville at New Orleans, Memphis at Atlanta, Nashville at Birmingham. Other scores include Boston 8 New York DC, Brooklyn 15 New York 7, Philadelphia 6, Boston 4 with Chicago and St. Louis 34-3 and 3-10 respectively and games postponed or to be played later.
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World War II era oil and material shortages analyzed
An assessment ranks Germany, France, and Russia by resource scores while Japan's deficiencies in key imports like oil, rubber, and aluminum are highlighted. Burma and Malaya are noted as potential suppliers, with estimates of oil and steel production and Japanese war needs cited amid caveats about industrial capacity and manpower.
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France
Europe
Russia
Japan
Burma
Malaya
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Taiwan
Britain
United States
Dutch East Indies
Subversive Labor Elements Debated in House Bill on Radio Operators
Washington reports discuss the Bland bill to empower the FCC to revoke radio operators licenses on merchant ships for alleged subversive activities. Key lawmakers Ramspeck and Voorhis back the measure, arguing it protects labor welfare and national security. The bill could set a pattern for restricting unions linked to subversive groups.
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Jack Stinnett
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Virginia
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Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
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Georgia
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California
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Playground News At Fairpark Visitors Weekly Count
During the past week 519 persons visited the Fairpark. Children in the hearse shoe pilching contest included Douglas Mullins Kelly Speaks Ditford Berry I J Sutton Billy And son Paul Patterson Otis Keith Beverly Osbourn Glen Murray. Winners were Kelly Speaks and Dilford Berry. Contests will be held each Friday afternoon.
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Paul Patterson
Otis Keith
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Windus
Kelly Speeks
Dilford Berry
Lawyers Get Some Business From Defense Boom
Washington lawyers report a flood of work as national defense contracts surge and priority rules reshape evacuation of civilian orders. Insiders note delays eased when firms realized expansion disrupts existing flows, with cases ranging from lumber to steel highlighting the legal push to navigate priority waivers and defense allocations.
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United States
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Drunken Driver Wins and Loses Ruling in New York
In New York Magistrate Arthur Savarese ruled a drunken driver cannot be charged with leaving the scene after an accident. The driver received a $10 fine for driving while intoxicated, while the driver was not held responsible for the other offense. The case involved Thomas Westover, who reported the incident after traveling about 15 blocks.
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