War work plan aids students in colleges across Iran
Mary and government officials push a plan to use college students for war labor. The program, led by Rep Schuyler Blund, would provide three days of work weekly for a four year course, with pay and dormitory housing. Participants must be 17 or older and in courses at schools like William and Mary. The effort aims to supply first class labor to war industries while allowing students to continue their degrees.
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Miege
Wil
Congress
War and Navy
Iran
Rep. Schuyler Bldnd
Civil Service
William and Maryorking
Naval
Yorktown
Newport N Shipbuilding
Fort Eustice
William and Mary
30000 Hope Gospel Tabernacle Dedicated Sunday
The Hope Gospel Tabernacle will dedicate its new $30000 church building this Sunday marking a milestone for the growing congregation. The brick stucco facility seats most in the region with 14000 square feet of floor space and hosts three services including a homecoming sermon by Rev Phinis A Lewis and a dedicatory address by Rev David Burris. Local and out of town ministers and families are expected to attend along with a noon basket lunch and a Southwest Sectional Fellowship meeting to follow.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Guy E. Basye
R. M
Carl Bruner
Bruner- Ivory Handle Co
North Main
Avenue D
General Council
The
Assemblies of God
Hope
J. E. Hamill
Phinis A. Lewis
Houston
Texas
Tabernacle
David Burris
Hot Springs
Bert Webb
Springfield
Robert C. Sellers
A. W. Tanner
Bird Campbell
Little Rock
Southwest Sectional Fellowship
Christ's Ambassadors
Arkansas
Bunny Gas Masks For Infants In Honolulu
In Honolulu a new protection program distributes infant gas masks with rabbit ear-like features to shield infants and young children from poisonous War gases. The eye catching design aims to ease acceptance among caregivers and ensure quicker adoption in households.
Many Lessons in War Work
War effort shifts beyond soldiers to home front youth. The Future Farmers of America, about 240,000 members across 7,500 chapters, report progress in four areas: buying war bonds and stamps, raising food, salvaging materials, and repairing farm machinery. Examples span Rison Arkansas, Hoopa California, Jefferson Tennessee, Iota Louisiana, Kismet Kansas, Shorthorn Virginia, Hernando Florida, and Canton South Dakota, detailing bonds bought, victory gardens, salvage drives, and shop repairs.
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John Grover
Jack Stinnett
Washington
Future Farmers of America
E.F.A
Fvf.a
Rison
Ark
Sargent
Cole
Hoopa
Calif
Jefferson, Ta
Iota
Iota F.F
Peter
Strong
U.S
Kismet
Kas
Shorthorn
Hernando
Fla
Canton
New Light Aids Operations
Drs Kurt Lange and Linn J Body of New York Medical College describe fluorescein, a common drug that glows under ultraviolet light to reveal tissues with insufficient blood supply. Injected into a vein, the color traverses the body and highlights healthy tissue while diseased areas fail to glow, aiding surgical decisions.
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H. W. Blakeslee
Wide World
New York
Kurt Lange
Linn J. Body
New York Medical College
U S Short Wave Radio Battle Behind Allied Fronts
In New York NBC and CBS short wave staffs manned by émigré Germans and others craft broadcasts for Allied listeners. They prepare 1000 programs weekly, jam attempts by Nazis fail to silence truth, and OWI monitors counterpropaganda to expose enemy claims while guiding stations Columbia WRUL Westinghouse and more under Overseas Division head Robert Sherwood.
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New York
New York Broadcasting Company
America
Blond
Ernst Erlch Noth
Germany
France
NBC
CBS
Ernst Hoffmeister
Switzerland
Gestapo
Georges Bernier
Bernier
Noth
Hoffmeister
Holland
van Bayene
Exbove
Voice of America
Dr. Goebbels
Donald Nelson
Roosevelt
Mark Clark
England
Columbia Broadcasting
National Broadcasting
Worte Wide
WRUL
Westinghouse
Boston
General Eteethe m Schentutady
Crosley
Cincinnati
KGEL
KWLD
Ehner Davis
Overseas Division
Office of War Information
Robert Sherwood
United States
Fragmented OCR: body circulation time described
The readable portion notes normal circulation in adults lasts 15 to 20 seconds and may extend to a minute or longer in some heart cases.
Diamond Mine Sold at Tax Sale for 541 Dollars
One of the few U S diamond mines, the Cherokee near Oroville, was knocked down at a tax sale for 541 dollars. The historic property, worked by hydraulic methods, produced about 3,000,000 in gold and more than 400 diamonds and graphires.
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Oroville
Clif
United States
Nevada Candidates Tighten Race In Early Primary Returns
Unofficial results from most provinces show Nevada figures close in the Democratic Senate race with Sneal or Berkeley L. Bunker trailing Scrugham by about 1000 votes while James Scrugham gains. Utah shows incumbents Robinson and Granger ahead in their races with party opponents seeking nomination and talk of general election matchups. Britain mobilizes dogs for national service with Alsatians leading dogs listed by breed.
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Associated Press
Utah
Nevada
Young Sneal
Berkeley L. Bunker
Bunker
Rep
James
Scrugham
Senate
W. Robinson
Walter Granger
Reeds. Vetterli
Salt Lake City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Robinson
Maryar J. Bracken Lee
Price
Granger
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Smart Sport Coats
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