Economic gains from war aid to Britain discussed
Morgan M. Beatty explains invisible aid to Britain through trade and finance, noting a shift in U S exports and gold flows. He cites Commerce Department figures predicting gold holdings near 21 billion by end of 1940 and argues wartime purchases boost American industry and employment while reshaping traditional trade patterns.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Hington
Britain
Ormal
Americaurope
Isco Chamber of Commerce
Titish
Brieles
America
Department of Commerce
United States
Congress
Guernsey to Hold Pie Supper Friday Night
A pie supper to benefit the church will be held at Guernsey High School Friday at 7 30 p m Everyone is invited The article also notes that numismatics is the science of coin collecting from the Latin numisma and includes medal and coin study
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Guernsey
Guernsey High School
Chicago plan eases tensions between teachers and students
A Chicago college initiative labeled class hatred is fading as teachers and students report better relations. The program aims to reduce conflict by addressing disciplinary practices and promoting dialogue within campus communities.
Chicago plan gives students free run in class, exams set by outsiders
Prof. Aaron J. Brumbaugh of the University of Chicago describes a ten year old college plan where students may attend or skip classes at will. Examinations are prepared by external examiners, enabling frank critique of instruction without fear of grade retaliation. He calls the system an advance in mental preparedness for America's future, emphasizing broad moral stamina and general education to wisely guide resources.
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Aaron J. Brumbaugh
University of Chicago
Brumbaugh
Chicago
Dean Brimbaugh
Dean Brumbaugh
America
English Guests Play Soldier in New York Suburb
A 12 year old narrator recounts English refugee boys living with his family near New York. The visitors adapt, learn U.S. games and speech, fear German invasion, and lead make believe soldiers play while trying to impose regimented drill on the kids.
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England
Royal Navy
English Channel
French
New York
Hinss
English and American youth culture contrasts in schools and films
The text contrasts English and American youth behavior and language, noting differences in manners and teasing in schools, movie preferences for different age groups, and the impact of adults on conduct. It mentions British shoes, language taboos, and advice about film negatives and camera care.
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England
Choosing a Camera: Budget vs Complex Models
A guide on camera choice comparing expensive versatile models with inexpensive box types. It notes shutter speeds 1/125 or 1/100, blur risks with moving subjects, and advises beginners to snap at 14 feet for walking subjects. It suggests higher speed for action photos and includes basic exposure guidance.
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Vaneras
Easy to Mite and the Ukulele Teaching Claim
A garbled note claims the ukulele is the easiest instrument for students to master with a week of effort and a year to refinement. It also oddly links this to Britain adopting daylight saving time for the summer.
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Britain
Hams Ride Short Waves in West Hartford
WEST HARTFORD Conn Every hour day and night hams listen to shortwave bands seeking spies and traitors. The American Radio Relay League with 25000 members coordinates with the FBI FCC and ARRL officials oversee counter espionage guidance and amateur conduct rules for safe radio use. A 10000 dollar fine is possible for improper reporting of signals. The article notes many hams belong to Naval Communications Reserve or Army Amateur Radio System and discusses how moonlight affects radio propagation.
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West Hartford
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FCC
League
Federal Communications Commission
EBL
Ar.r.l
Dea
FBI
ARB
Lange
Naval Communications Reserve
Army Amateur Radio System
Thanksgiving menu then and now in public health view
Washington reports a playful contrast between old time feasts and modern eating. Health officials note overeating is not a concern, while turkey sizes shrink from 20 to 30 pounds to 11 to 14 pounds due to selective breeding. The piece mocks era changes and highlights simpler, smaller Thanksgiving spreads and whaling station note near Eureka, California.
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Goover AP
Washington
Public Health Service
Health Service
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