Air safety priority differs in military and civilian flying
Analyzing rising air fatalities, the piece argues civilian airlines place safety first while military services push training and readiness amid emergency status. Weather and rare icing events explain several crashes, with Army and Navy citing pilot error as a major factor and rapid expansion outpacing supervision.
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Army
Navy
Armed Services
Alee
Minn
Tee
Marlbrook and neighboring clubs hold cooling school event
Forty four women from Marlbrook Sweet Home and Wallaceburg Harte Demonstration clubs attended the Marlbroote sit cooking school hosted by Mrs C R Willard and Miss Mary Charle Fletcher with Miss Phoebe Harris. Attendees learned home grown dishes including pressure cooker meat baked eggplant whole wheat stuffing and a range of baked and steamed dishes. Miss Fletcher emphasized home products for the live at home program and the Food and Feed Campaign. After cooking, Miss Hat8 demonstrated Andicraft gift items from walnuts macaroni and old felt hats. Next session set for November 25 at Ms L R Lyce home in Sumbus at 8 o clock.
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Marlbrook
Sweet Home
Wallaceburg
Harte
Marlbroote
Sit
C.R. Willard
Mary Charle Fletcher
Phoebe T. Harris
Adaifteant
Iss Metcher
Fletcher
National
Ofense
Food and Feed Campaign
W. F. Spears
J. W. Bostick
C. A. Brown
W. R. Campbell
WT. Yarberry
Migs Aza Cummings
Jack Cromer
Jennie Harris
Mant Harris
J. C. Huskey
Beulah Thomas
Floyd Thomas
J. B. Ward
Lloyd Shackelford
Beatrice White
M. H. Montgomery
Social Calendar Monday November activities at St Mark's
Miss Neto Brogden and Miss Law Nobel attend church events at St Mark's Episcopal and the Woman's Missionary Society meets at the First Baptist home. Military study led by Mrs ALC Koll, youth group gatherings, and parish activities described for a local November schedule.
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Anseiling
St Mark's Upiscopal
Neto Brogden
Law Nobel
UB. Koonce
WOM. S
Wilameen
Mes. Alc Koll
Eduet
Mission Women Circle Meeting Notes and Social Aims
The Mission Story class of the Business Women's Circle is slated to meet Monday November 24. Hostess Mrs Melentay Porterfield entertained Friday with games and prizes, top honors to Mrs Ry Vi Her don and second to Mrs Re D Pruthdin. A religious salve course followed with a dance at the Bian Parlows. Attendees included Miss Mary de Monroe Lyle denes Mr Kiosalyn Hall Billy Hamsey Miss Ophelia Hamilton and others.
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Cliss
Business Women's Circle
Devumber
Moislay
Preyjansty
Melentay Porterfield
Midge Clat
Chryssuilienatis
Malewin Purterfield
Box Bryce Etua
Cancer Club
Bian Parlows Priday
Civelyn Trinble
Allen Evins
Mary Ross McFadny
Pilly Moses
Gladys Weisner
Dub Lueflin
Marth
Ann Alexander
Wallace Beay
Briant Bundy
J. W. Patterson
Jaymind Bright
Daenes West
Wilvis
Personal Mention From Shrevenant APT Week
Marsister Marshal of Shrevenant the APT He week. Wath her aunt Miss Manele Bell and uncle. Nell, 2th Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Catha of Broal haven, Migs. are Buesis of Mrs Caha.
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Marsister Marshal
Miss Manele Bell
Nell
L. C. Catha
Broalhaven, Migs
Caha
Local Family News Highlights Visitor and Holiday Visits
Sister Mrs Joe Black and Mr Black visit as Mrs Fred Ellis arrives Monday. Fran Mort Switoh to guest her parents Mr and Mrs Wy K Ley Ley. She will be joined Wednesday by Mr Bilin Mrs Jolr Rowe and daughter George Ann of Monroe. Joe spends holidays with parents Mr and Mrs Taylor. Oliver Adams retires from business. Miss Virginian Cassidy of Tell State hospital Shreveport guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Cassidy. Mrs Jim Henry and Mrs M Williams make Friday visits in Little Rock. Max Cox leaving Sunday for Barnes hospital Lenis. Fred Cook Jr at Arkeness College Batesville for week with parents. Charles Mundy in for a weekend visit with his parents.
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Joe Black
Jolr Rowe
Jeorge Ann
Monroe
Lia
Joe
Taylor
This City
Oliver Adams
Virginian Cassidy
the Tell State Hospital
Shreveport
Wlridge Cassidy
Jim Henry
Max Cox
Bames Hospital
Sto Lenis
Fred Cook, Jr
Arkeness Col Tege
Batesville
Mi. Inicd
Fred Cook
Stephen Curt
Diana
Ellen Curt
Stephen
Dina
Mrs. Curt
Tucker
Tory
We the Women by Ruth Mileatt advice for harmonious marriage
A dated column advises wives to yield to husbands in daily life. It promotes keeping home routines and finances under male primacy, avoiding conflict, and letting husbands pursue hobbies and men’s preferences. The piece suggests wives should pay themselves first but not expect reciprocation.
The Christian Conception of Thanksgiving Sermon Series
North Main church announces Bible schools and services led by John Keith Gregory with Morning Worship at 10:50 and Evening Worship at 7:30. The sermon, The Christian Conception of Thanksgiving, and Mr Gregory's final sermon will be delivered as he leaves. Public invites.
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First Christian Church
North Main & West Avenue
John Keith Gregory
Bible Schools
Uin.m
Christian Endeavor Society
Grugory
Manganese supply crisis hits steel industry in wartime
The article explains manganese as vital to steel, outlining how low-grade overseas ore and shipping shortages threaten U S defense needs. It details declining Russian, African, Indian, and Brazilian supplies, plus a shift to North American mines and the slow ramp to production amid rising demand and limited stockpiles.
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Russia
Gold Coast
Brazil
Africa
India
Lehigh
South Atlantic
Alabama
Albona
Arkansas
California
Colorada
Georgia
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Tennessee
Utah
Glock Ile
OPM
REC
Mes Jtajs Reserve Company
Metils Reserve Company
Lady By Request Scene Builds a Complex Match
Diana Tucker faces Ellen Curt as Stephen pressures a quick marriage plan. Ellen tests the pair, while Diana asserts her independence promising to discuss with her father. The chapter ends with Diana preparing to return home, Wednesday to decide.
Hempstead to Take Part in USDA Crop Plan
Hempstead county farmers prepare for next year under the Farm Defense program signing farm plan sheets to show allotments yields and marketing quotas for increased production. County USDA defense board leaders say about 3200 farms will sign this month while plans for a county farm machinery repair program urge reviving old equipment and metal supplies to support defense needs.
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Hempstead County
National Farm Defense Program
United States Department of Agriculture
H. Ban King
Usda Defense Board
Triple-A
Usda Farm Defense
Aved
Bart King
State Defense Board
Hempstead
Claude R. Wickard
Earl King
King
Casualty Rate of U S Pilots
Morgan M Beatty reports that in the first ten months of the year more than 400 American military fliers died in crashes, across Army Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard units, with counter figures and airline losses noted in this AP feature.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Snl
Coast Guard
U.S. Manganese Talks Seek Higher Prices to Restart Mines
Domestic producers urge a $1 per unit price for manganese ore with 40 percent content. The American Manganese Producers Association, led by J. Carson Adkerson, lobbies in Washington to raise prices by about 50 percent, claiming metal output would resume automatically. Historical price discussions trace to 1925 and 1939, with a 1941 U.S. mine output around 100,000 tons, far below wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
American Manganese Producers Association
Washington
J. Carson Adkerson
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Wade Association
U. S
Jesse Jones
Mind Your Manners: Hospital Visit Etiquette Quiz
A reader quiz lists etiquette for hospital visits. Questions cover offering errands, gifting a newspaper subscription, writing a message with flowers, thanking nurses, stepping out when the doctor enters, and visiting while sick. Answer key: Yes to all except some phrasing nuances. the guidance emphasizes gracious, considerate behavior.
Air force training warns of high risk for combat pilots
The Army states its training record exceeds Germany and England in the period but cautions that the most hazardous profession remains the combat flier. It notes that four of five accidents result from performer error and stresses the need for rigorous practice.
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Army
Germany
England
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