Sea Locks Toll Pointed as U S Shipping Target
Special correspondent reports on Great Lakes vital link to U S lifeline, noting heavy ore tonnage via Soo Locks and the potential impact on defense, industry, and regional shipping amid tensions with Canada. Mentions Selfridge Field, air defense plans, and nearby Communist activity and Bundist rifle clubs in Michigan communities.
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William A
Baker
Loy
Ste. Marie
America
Great Lakes
Suez Canal
Panama
Canada
Tario
United States
York
Detroit
Chicago
Panamas Canal
Selfridge
Mt. Clemens
Midh
Bay
Ca‘ai
St. Mary's
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Tes
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Fast lenses for better amateur photography tips
The article urges using fast lenses for versatile, sharp photos in varied light and action. It explains two lens types, recommends practical shutter speeds, and emphasizes keeping subjects in motion to capture lively scenes like babies, pets, sports, and parades with clearer, satisfying pictures. It also notes that slower lenses can work with careful subject choice and steady conditions.
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Iika
Ann
Bill
Wake Forest Giant Killers Triumphs Over North Carolina
Wake Forest, labeled giant-killers of Dixie football, upset North Carolina 12 to 0 as coach Douglas C. Walker builds a tough blocking unit. The Deacons rely on a disciplined ground game and a mix of standout players from Pennsylvania and other states, with backfield changes due to injuries.
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Jerry Brondfield
NEA
The
Deacons
Dixie
Wake Forest
Powerfu
North Carolina
Douglas C. Walker
Duke
Walker
Welker
Birmingham Southern
Howard
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Red Mayberry
J. W. Pruitt
John Polanski
Tony Gallovich
Polanski
Buffalo
West
Grayson's Scoreboard on College Coaching Changes
Grayson's Scoreboard surveys 24 college coaching changes this fall noting Shaughnessy rebuilding Stanford and Madigan at Saint Marys, plus many shifts across Pacif ic coast, Vanderbilt, Temple, Colgate, West Virginia, Loyola, USC, Northwestern, and others, framing coaching as a precarious migratory profession.
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Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
Shaughnessy
Minnesota
Tulane
Loyola
New Orleans
Stanford
Thornhill
Pitt
Graysons
Hamiltons
Cardinal
Pacific Coast
Sap Madigan
Saint Mary’s
Red Strander
Colorado Bulls
Cleveland Indians
Bunjoy Oaks
Frank Potts
Vanderbilt
Russell Sanders
Ray Morrison
Temple
Warner
Kern
Kansas State
Hobbs Adama
Howard Harding Jones
Southern California
Wes Fry
Northwestern
Tom Leib
Notre
Rockne
Mike Pacarovich
Jess Neeliy
Clemson
Reie
Jimmy Shitts
Elmer C.henderson
Occidental
Gus Henderson
University of Southern California
Trojans
Howard Jones
Miss Ola Wilson Vacationing With Mother Near Here
Mrs Mollie Wilson accompanies Sweet Home worker Miss Ola B Wilson on vacation while residents attend the funeral of Mr Hanes who died at his home in Midway on Saturday morning October 5. Hubert Delwhey of Texas visits relatives as M H Montgomery returns from an extended visit with her brother Joe Britt in Birmingham Alabama.
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Ola B. Wilson
State Sanitarium
Boonville
Mollie Wilson
Hanes
Midway Community
Hubert Delwhcy
Texas
M. H. Montgomery
Joe Britt
Birmingham
Ala
Debutante Joss Johnson aims stage career beyond glamour
Gothams social scene buzzed as Joss Johnson, the 17 year old sub deb turned glamour girl, renounced her debutant title to pursue a life in theater. She warned that constant night results wear thin and spoke of long term goals, including a possible stage career with a Broadway show or Hollywood, while awaiting her fiancé Blaine Faber’s draft status.
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Josephine Johnson
York
Deb
Butterfly
Carter Miles
Ife
Fmious
Borneo
Josephine
Gothan
Blaine Faber
New York
Manufacturers of Steel Castings
Maria Ouspenska
Hollywood
Sosi
Joss Johnson
Joss
Blainy Faber
Josh
Blaise
Answering Your Questions About CONSCRIPTION
Washington article outlines registration for men aged 21 to 30 on Oct 16, explains keeping the registration card, how to replace a lost card, and the role of local draft boards in questionnaires and classifications. It notes advisory boards provide unpaid help and emphasizes sworn truthfulness on forms. An Indiana college story about financial prospects is mentioned.
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Washington
Benri
Ineal Board
Inca Board
Boned
Indiana College
REA Farm Show to Open at Ochsenbein Farm
The big REA Farm Equipment Show comes to Ochsenbein farm five miles south of Texarkanna on U.S. Highway 71, October 21 and 22, drawing over 350000 visitors. Southwest Arkansas Electric Cooperative coordinates with REA and Extension Service to display farm and home equipment under tents, with demonstrations on dairy poultry irrigation and home electrification and a packed program led by Dan Teute and REA staff.
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REA
Ochsenbrin Farm
Texarhann
U.S. Highway 71
Southwest Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation
State
Denslers
Ochsenbein Fort
Dan Teute
W. E. Willams
Pressident
Southwest Arkansas Electric Cooperative Cooporation
D. W. Teare
Kathryn Harris
Erlandson
Extension Service
Poultryman
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Tudding
W. Fred Jordan
John JH. Eddy
Evelyn Bloome
Paul
You Your Age Is a Secret Not Worth Keeping
A column from BUT MILLET argues against women revealing their age. It claims secrecy invites speculation and years of conjecture, suggesting casual disclosure to avoid rumors, while warning that revealing age can invite unnecessary judgment and speculation among friends.
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Millet
G Ainstake
Seulleh Alsu
Tiena
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