Nazis Eat What They Wear and Wear What They Eat in Economy Drive
Nazi Germanys four year plan fosters ersatz substitutes across daily life. German industry recycles garbage and scraps into fuel, chemicals and materials while coal and wood derive fuel, rubber, and other products. Coffee substitutes from barley and acorns replace imports, and new synthetic processes turn waste into essentials for war readiness.
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London
Heinie Schmidt
Germany
England
Hungary
Munich
Ersatz
Goering
Wieser
Beter
Negroes Have Big Day At Arkansas Fruit Station
The Negro community gathered for the fifth annual Visiting Day at the Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station on June 23. About 2230 attendees from 35 counties toured the station’s farm, observed demonstrations in crops and home living, and heard talks by Extension agents and station officials.
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Negroes of
Arkansas
Arkansas Fruit and
J. A. Harris
Gree
Cassa Hamilton Lawlali
Ella M. Parker
D. W. Lee
H.C. Ray
Coun
Simetien
Guilines
Coumerce
Davis
Ue Freedom
Epiri
WPA Worker Pay Increase Across Southern States
The Works Progress Administration announced new minimum wage increases averaging about five dollars a month for WPA workers in 13 southern and border states. Hopkins said the move raises the lowest security wages toward a basic living standard, with no worker in those regions earning less than a dollar daily. New York excludes higher rates, set at 39.70 for certain professional roles.
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Washington
Works Feoeress Administration
WPA
South
Harry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
Florida
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Tennessee
Mississippi
Texas
Oklahoma
Hopkins
WEA
Hopkens
New York
Caroline
Negro Revival Opens at C. M. E. Church Here
The Rev. J. L. Goliver, evangelist from Marianna Arkansas, arrived Monday in Hope to begin a revival meeting at the Becie Memorial C. M. E. Church. He is invited to hear him.
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C. M. E. Church
J. Ll. Goliver
No M. E. Church of
Woman Becomes Mother and Then Grandmother in One Day
In New Orleans area a woman welcomed a daughter at 5:00 PM and, about an hour later, gave birth to a second child, making her a new mother and a new grandmother in rapid succession. The two babies weighed nine pounds three ounces and seven pounds thirteen ounces respectively, with medical staff confirming both deliveries.
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New Orleans
Joachim
Lockgers
Stetus
Revers
Fostay Lasseigne
Lock Pare
Ys. Rogers
Cyre Dicturs
Averan
OS P.m
Lasseigne
Turret
Nysicidns Siaids
Salinas Citizens Rally for Grass Patch Incident
Citizens of Salinas Calif were stunned by an odd event as a group gathered along a busy street after dark to inspect a springy patch of grass. The meeting followed a slow news cycle and commentary from local writers about public expectations and vendor prices.
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Cavel
Salinas
Calif
Suridiant
Hoover
Searchers fail to locate McCormick on Sandia Peak
Nearly 350 searchers scoured Sandia Peak for Mediell McCormick 21 after three days with no success. A sighting of a body proved false, and climber Richard Whitmer was found dead nearby. The mother, Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms, faced mounting distress as storms halted efforts and details emerged of the boys supplies and departure.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Mediil McCormick
Tamals Scien
Sandia Peak
Rockies
McCormick
Richard Whitmer
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Nye Will Oppose Langer in Contest
Washington UT Gerald P Nye of North Batonn faces Governor Langer in the Republican primary. Nye, backed by Senator Bone and other GOP figures, is framed as liberal versus conservative in Roosevelt era politics. The outcome in Washington state may reflect administration influence on North Dakota voters.
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Washington
Gerald P., Nye
North Batonn
Langer
Roosevelt
Nye
Bone
Denmerwall
Nebraska
New
Eccoris
North Dakota
Bone-Norris
Police Follow Leads in Queer Skeleton Case
Melbourne Arkansas officers probing two skeletons found in a Calico Rock cave consider one may be Bruce Claibourne alias Bruce Bryant, 42, Evansville Indiana, missing since 1932. A wife of a man now jailed for an insurance killing said Claibourne went into the woods with him and never returned. Claibourne came to Missouri in 1932 with Rufus Edwards, now serving life for a 1934 insurance murder.
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Melbourne
Ark
Calico Rock
Bruce Claibourne
Bruce Bryant
Evansville
Ind
Cliibourne
Missouri
Rufus Edwards
Missouri Penitentary
Greay Bushart
Little Rock Man Killed in Cotton Plant Car Crash
C C Allison of Little Rock was killed Saturday night when his car collided head on with Clyde Davis of Cotton Plant on the city’s western edge. Davis said the crash happened as Allison attempted to pass. Allison had been in ill health and was visiting Cotton Plant. Surviving are his widow, mother Mrs. J B Allison of Searcy, two sisters and two brothers.
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Cotton Plant
Ark
C. C. Allison
Little Rock
Clyde Davis
Gottan Plant
Davis
Allison
J. B. Allison
Searcy
Japan War Load Strains Society As War Effort Pressures
A brief item notes Japan faces mounting wartime strain amid expected public fatigue. The report highlights social and economic pressures as the nation adjusts to ongoing conflict demands.
Carl Schooley Given Reserve Appointment
Carl Schooley receives a reserve appointment as announced in Washington with several named locations and individuals linked to the appointment process. The notice mentions Fayetteville Arkansas and Texarkana Arkansas among others, with various street and city references. An Oklahoma City item reports a weather office lightning strike affecting staff and alarms.
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Washington
Shiys
Otis Earl
Snel Biint
Fayetteville
Ark
Lyte
Robert Ful Laint
Meni
Brntion
Willard Landers
I Lewuel Street
Texsedana
Schoo Ciel
Tlope
Unclear Entry About November Date
A garbled note references Juliis Caesee giving November 31 live though the source mentions a distorted name and an earlier August event. The text lacks verifiable details, making factual reconstruction difficult.
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Auduistius
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