Guernsey 4-H Club Plans for War Food Efforts
cRifty two members met March 2 to map a concentration of effort on food production for the war. Reports on the Food-for-Victory campaign preceded split sessions aiding members in solving production problems. Mary Claude Fletcher and Barney W Chambers led demonstrations on balanced diets and livestock mineral needs, while Washington 4-H outlined a farm program to maximize every acre and every hour for national needs.
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cRifty
Guernsey
Barney W. Chambers
McB .Chambers
Mary Claude Fletcher
Washington
Ry Farm
Chile
Thegricultural Extension Service
Immy Boyett
1-Hub
4-H
Mr. Chambers
Fletcher
Society Notes Preview Wedding in the South
Mrs Wat White Sr visits in Little Rock for the wedding of her son Captain Howard B Bishop Jr. Miss Mary Ann Martin will wed Friday at First Baptist Church. Bishop family from Philadelphia and Boston plans to attend. Prescott and Little Rock social scenes noted with visits and a theater outing.
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Wat White Sr
Free White
White
Little Rock
Howard B. Bishop
Summit
New Jersey
Captain Howard B. Bishop Jr
Arta
Mary Ann Martin
First Baptist Church
Vernon Bishop
Philadelphia
Penn
Ann Bishop
Boston
Moes
Captain Bishop
C. C. Jackson
Arkadelphia
Prescott
W C T U Meeting At Mrs Hunter Scott Home
Calendar note shows The W C T U will meet at the home of Mrs Hunter Scott at 2 30 in the afternoon. It records a local gathering with a specific host and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Scott
Hempstead county home clubs schedule announced
Miss Claude Fletcher announces wartime meetings for Hempstead county home demonstration clubs. March 5 3 p.m. Piney Grove Sardis Hinton Patmos meetings follow. March 6 2 p.m. Patmos school hosts food and nutrition demonstrations for leaders and 4-H groups. March 10 10 a.m. Liberty Hill Evening Shade Spring Hill joint session with demonstrations. March 11 Avery's Chapel Belton Doyle clubs join. March 12 Crank's School House Mt. Nebo host.
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Hempstead
Claude Fletcher
Piney Grove
Sardis
Hinton
Patmos
Liberty Hill
Evening Shade
Spring Hill
Battlefield
Holly Springs
McDowell
Mt. Nebo
Training meeting agenda for home management leaders
Meeting notes list a training session at 10 a m at Mrs Shirley Stuarts home in St Paul with home management leaders from An toch Sardis ti St Paul Ozan Old Liberty Columbus Bright Star Zion and Washington Also a joint meeting Friday March 13 at Mrs C L Sadlers home McNat and Yellow Creek for food and nutrition demonstration
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Shirley Stuart
St. Paul
Antoch
Sardis Ti
Ozan Old Liberty
Columbus
Bright Star
Zion
Washington
McNat
Yellow Creek
C. L. Sadler
Faud
Cadet Frank B Robison Arrives at Goodfellow Field
Aviation Cadet Frank Bryant Robison of Route 4 Hope Ark has reached the Goodfellow base to begin intermediate flight training in the Army Air Corps. He will advance to an advanced school to specialize in pursuit bombardment or observation flying and earn wings and bars as a flying lieutenant.
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Goodfellow
Garland B. Robison
Route 4
Hope, Ark
Cimarron Field
Oklahoma City
Okla
600 Killed in World War II The Vichy Question
The State Department role at Vichy is seen as pivotal as Allied command considers an attack near Paris. Analysts argue the move signals readiness to counter German propaganda aimed at French workers and landmarks. Separately a note recalls maple sap sugar content ranging from eight to forty gallons per one gallon of syrup.
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U. S. State Department
Vichy
Paris
Nurses Needed Volunteers for Nurse Aids Program
Dr J G Martindale announces a joint Red Cross and Office of Civilian Defense effort to train Volunteer Nurse Aids to relieve civilian hospital nursing shortages. Aids 18 to 50, must have high school education, commit 150 hours yearly, with 15 in a hospital first year. duties include handling supplies, baths, meals prep, patient transport, and basic care under nurse supervision.
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J. G. Martindale
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Merlieal Division
Office of Civilian Defense
Subsey
Civilian Defense Office
Broadway Makes Patriotic Note In War Time Shows
New York nightspot routines turn to Uncle Sam in war efforts. Producers blend military themes with star spangled numbers, from Hotel New Yorker ice shows to Cabaret acts, spotlighting varied patriotic techniques and prominent performers like Hazel Scuttwey and Liszt pieces. Patriots and levity mix in this bustling Broadway scene.
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Tom Wolf
Nea Servier
New York
World Capital
Uncle Sam
Supresario
Hotel New Yorker
Red Cross
Uncle San
Cate
Army Bugle
Prioviteuse
Lo Martinique
Martinique show finale and defense skimp sales noted
The piece describes chorus performances shedding clothing as national defense ends influence silk sales and cites a $2600 weekly business. It mentions a high $500 bond purchase at El Morocco and a Stage Door Canteen opening by the American Theater Wing for service men next month offering nightly entertainment from 5 to midnight.
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Martinique
el Morocco
American Theater Wing
Broadway
Navy seeks huge funding for ammunition and aircraft
NEA Service reports the Senate Appropriations subcommittee heard a bill for naval expansion totaling 26454,260074, the largest in history. The Navy expects heavy offensive actions worldwide, with ammunition use estimated at 22L yearly and aircraft losses potentially reaching 100 percent for a year of operations. Rear Admiral J H Towers chaired the briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
United States Navy
Uncle Sam
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Uni
J. H. Towers
Chick
Bowen Urges War Effort Over All Else at Hope Talk
Bowen, secretary of the Hope Chamber of Commerce, addressed the Hope Kiwanis at Hotel Henry, calling for unity in wartime production. He warned against alien saboteurs and labor strikes driving up war material costs, and urged higher pay for teachers and better school equipment, framing “eye sores” as metal moral and physical threats to society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TR. P. Bowen
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Hope Kiwanis
Hotel Henry
Bowen
America
Arkansas
Battle Ammunition Costs Forecast for World War II
Rear Admiral Blandy warned the committee that ammunition expenditure will be high in World War II. He cited losses in transit and the need to cover ships and bases globally. The major portion of six billion dollars is involved, with estimates showing about sixty million dollars monthly for the remaining five months of the fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barea
Aeronautics
Admiral Blandy
London Night Life Amid Black Market Clubs and Spies
London revels as air raids lessen and nightlife blooms. Evening crowds fill Dorchester and Savoy bars while scattered black market clubs operate under police watch. Private gaming rooms and secret venues lure soldiers, workers, and spies, with immigration of entertainment mixing danger and distraction in a war-weary city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whitehill
Eet Street
Tandon
War Office
Ain
Ap Alou
Lyons Corner
Eleur
Huestreamy
Burlesqi
Winemill Theater
Thin Crowes
Se Charities
West Brel
Dorchester
Savoy
Phonies
Har
West End
Unclear fragment reflects wartime morale appeal and club notes
A fragmented passage notes wartime resolve and backing soldiers with material aid. It mentions Frank Douglas as a club member and John F L Cox as the lone guest at Thursday’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Frank Douglas
Fas
Tursday
John FL Cox
Nightlife in London as War Ends Echoes of Duty
Fragmentary copy describes Saturday through night at various London venues, workers and service members moving to venues near embassies and riverfront as war fatigue fades. It evokes night crowds, subway travel, and city lights, with mention of Germans, government officers, and firefighting depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightline London
London
Povernment Art
Thames
Enal
Opportunity Continued From Farm Insurance Promises
Colton offers the first opportunity for farmers to learn about crop insurance plans that guarantee income for the year. He says crop insurance will provide credit, help cotton growers budget, and cover taxes or mortgage interest if needed. The note, written to the local AAA office, mentions a deadline in late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colton
Martisdale
Arkansiig
Barnyard Accident Injures Local Worker at Hog Pit
A local worker suffered a fractured right knee when a hog pit accident near Cuarksville caused a parker to lose footing. Bystanders and medical staff responded as authorities investigate the injuries and cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuarksville
Ton
Parker
Musi
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