Thermite and the looming all-out air war described
The feature discusses thermite as an incendiary weapon in an air war, its potential to level cities, and the uncertainty of civilian and governmental responses. It notes secret test findings and the possibility of retaliation, questioning whether England or Germany will tolerate further devastation and push for peace.
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Morgan Mf. Beatty
Stary Men
Krevis
England
Orermany
Messrs
Hitler
Churchill
College fashion notes on smartness for Mississ College
New York fashion notes explore college shop trends with focus on coats, skirts, pinafores and sweaters. Highlights include loose jackets borrowed from men, three quarter length top coats, knee length skirts with cable socks, dark blue chinchilla coats, beige and red color mixes, corduroy items, and a push toward minimalist yet elegant ensembles for campus events. Black velveteen dresses and refined jersey gowns feature for dances while overall advice favors smart under- rather than overdressed looks.
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Marian Young
NEA Service
New York
Brother
It Pays to Feed Your Hogs Well
A Missouri swine expert, J. W. Burch of the Missouri College of Agriculture, explains well fed healthy pigs enjoy vitality and disease resistance. Figs kept on a maintenance diet in clean housing stay healthier and better able to fight infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
J. W. Burch
Missouri College of Agriculture
Saan
Schedule for Negro Schools Opens with Sept 11 Registration
The opening schedule for Hope's Negro schools, announced by Principal K Blakely of Yorger High School, lists registrations on September 11 for elementary, September 12 for seventh and eighth grades, September 13 for ninth and tenth, and September 14 for eleventh and twelfth, with a 2 p.m. meeting on September 11 and recitations starting at 9:30 a.m. in all departments.
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Hope
K. 1
Blakely
Yorger High School
Rosenwald
Yorger Hill School
School Band Seeks New Members for Hempstead County Fair
The School Band outlines vacancies for Hempstead County Fair with 1st and 2nd chair cornet, trombone, clarinet, tenor sax, bassoon, and majorette positions. Holdovers include clari nets, cornets, flutes, saxophones, bells, drums, and horns, with several new players joining from nearby grades to rebuild the group.
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Hempstead County
Thonys Killer
Lither Gomer
Neil Crow
Roxie Jane Sutton
Carolyn Robertson
Pauline Tolleson
Mary Lee Cook
Bolly Wart
Margaret Bish
Boise Sterling
Rose Myra Dossett
George Warn
Rathie
Joyce Formby
Eugene Jones
Kenneth Crank Billy Moses
Jock Guthrie
Sammie Leonar
Kinard Young
Charles Cutford Franks
Everett Lamb
Dinzel Graves
Daly Byers
Joseph Floyd
Yack Bradshaw
Marthi Ann Alexandy
Jack Bruner
Melby Moore
Bill Houten
Mary Etea
John Foul Sanders
Jack Crank
Harold Gunter
H. O. Wyler
W. T. Caldwarll
Janes Roy Gales
Orsus
Selfort Betl
Jack Bell
Brigant Bundy
Mark Buchan
Jud Martindale
Im Yovany
Bellwes
Jack Hendrix
Jimmie Homibley
C. Cook
Tjhymie Mill
Aes
Oglesby Geadevehual
Alice Lurraine Heard
Eva Gene Milani
Helen Troy Hunmans
Carolyn Sue Sutton
Glen Hart
Joe Keith Cassidy
Willi Beard
Wellest
Sammy Barnett
Martha Jane Eason
Samm Jane Murphy
Howard Boyett
Oglesby
Wil
Me Jculous
Alice Lile
Linda Ellis
Jack Ray
Alastair Guthrie
Billy Joe Moyson
Jimmie Moore
Patchwork of Names from Local Schools Listed
The article lists numerous teachers and students by name across Brookwood Verger High Yerger Rosenveld and Mt Hebron schools. It names principals such as K J Blakely and lists many students including Myrtle Yerger Naomi Yerger Ella Yerger and Johnnie Washington along with staff across several campuses.
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Green
Patricia Thomas
Elton Carrigan
Bessie Green
Iil. Pilkinton
Theo. P. Witt
Oglesby Echwol
Hattie Richardson
Howard Byers
Mable Ethridge
Mamie B. Holt
Panay Wimberly
C. C. Stuart
Josephine Morris
Brookwood School
B.C. Hyatt
Luke Allen
Summerville
Wm. H. Johnson
C.L. Renfro
Henry Ayiton
Negri
Verger Hggh
K. J. J. Blakely
James Harrs
ER. N. Gloser
Tl. A. Hamilton
Tyler Rainey
Myrtle Yerger
Johnnie Washington
Kyume Ve. Naomi Yerger
Yerger
Hmma Cooper
Clovis
British Turn Continued on Page Seven War Anniversary Battles
British and German air actions marked the second anniversary of the war as London faced a long air alarm and waves of raids. Prime Minister Churchill attended a Westminster Abbey service with his cabinet to commemorate the first anniversary, while German planes and British fighters fought over the channel area. Observers reported British defenses repelling raiders, with unofficial tallies suggesting at least 25 German planes shot down. Berlin said German raiders attacked southern England again in the afternoon, as smoke rose from naval harbors and ships, signaling renewed hostilities in the early war year.
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London
Churchil
Westminister Abbey
Biltch
Genpuh
Heenes
Nual
Sucess Berlin
England
Britain
Newly Formed Divisions to Guard Romania's Frontiers
Report details a September 15 handover of guard duties to divisions along Romania's northern Bucovina border. Citations mention Soviet pressure, defensive postures, and mobilization near Water Bond and Pitaten Neant as tensions rise with Russia. Italy reports a new bomber unit, the Plechtatellt, achieving a sortie against a Bellish naval group including a battleship and aircraft carrier in the central Mediterranean.
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Ned
Rumania
Rome
Taly
British War Message From Eden Anniversary Broadcast
Fragmentary wartime note attributes a message from Anthony Eden to the nation marking an anniversary. It mentions warnings about invasion and reflects on world events, noting a perception of foolishness and critical counsel as the war progressed.
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London
Anthony Eden
Education and work in wartime society
A reflection on schooling amid global conflict, noting wartime disruption to education and business. The piece argues that while fashions vary, practical learning remains essential, praising skilled crafts alongside broad knowledge and warning against neglect of manual labor in favor of abstract study. It cites shifts in American work trends from craftsmen to white collar roles and stresses the value of combining culture with labor.
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Europe
Pioneers and practical life in September reflections
A compact reflection on America reassessing practical life this September, turning toward its pioneering roots and the sturdy, utilitarian mindset that defined early settlers. The passage emphasizes resilience, self-reliance, and the urge to readdress core material concerns.
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America
Atkins Hamm Secretary Fees and Expenses Debate
Continues from page one as Atkins and Eamin anchor the discussion on secretary duties for the past two years. The committee votes to pay $20 for two years of work and $2 for attendance of one meeting, plus $80 in expenses for Chairman W. So Atkins, but the motion is withdrawn after Atkins objects he did not seek reimbursement.
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Atkins
Eamin
W. So Atkins
Arkansas City woman seeks help over car failure
A confused Arkansas City woman frantically called the fire department for help. Firemen arrived and learned she simply wanted to know why her car wouldn’t start. The incident mentions emergency and a fee for a meeting attendee, then oddly notes average car mileage and a five year figure.
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Arkansas City
Kas
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