Dries Africa is Land's New Name
Ruth Cowan reports from Africa in March on the dryness of supplies and thirst among troops. She notes limited water purity enforcement, scarce native wine substitutes, and serious restrictions by commanders while Marines and pilots cope with morale and drinking concerns.
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Sahara
Aircorps
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Wallace speech praised as path to united wartime fronts
British press overwhelmingly backs Vice President Henry A. Wallace's call for a western democracies Soviet understanding before the war ends. The Times runs a lengthy argument for close collaboration among Britain Russia and the United States.
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Henry A. Wallace
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William H. Standley
Moscow
Washington
Standley
Brendan Bracken
House of Commons
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Missouri Valley A A U Track Meet Canceled
The Missouri Valley A A U canceled its spring indoor track and field championship set for March 27 at the Kansas City Municipal auditorium. Secretary treasurer Marion H. Miller cited a conflicting date with the Western N C A A basketball playoff and higher transport costs. He expected the outdoor meet in June to proceed in Kansas City as planned.
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Missouri Valley A. A. U
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Lemon Juice Recipe for Rheumatic Pain
Simple home remedy promotes Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice. Two tablespoonfuls twice daily allegedly relieves rheumatic and neuritis pain within 48 hours with a money back guarantee. Sold by Round Corner Drug Co. and drug stores nationwide.
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Fraternities Form Cooperative Dining at Baker University
Delta Tau Delta and Zeta Chi fraternities on the Baker University campus unite to form the Inter-Fraternity Consumers company. They will rent and share dining facilities, dispensing with separate boarding clubs. For the rest of the term the two groups will alternate use of facilities in five week cycles.
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Baker University
Thrifty Habit Noted Reading Journal World Classifieds
A reader habitually checks the Journal-World classified page each day. The note underscores consistent engagement with local listings and ads.
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Journal-World
Peach Crop Damaged by Severe Kansas Freezes
Topeka March 10 Severe freeze damage to peaches and light losses to apples and small fruit are reported. The weekly federal and state agriculture report notes heavy losses of young lambs and pigs and some cattle and hog shrinkage as they moved to market. Damage to oats and winter wheat is undetermined. Planting of oats and barley continues.
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Weather halts seed beds with cold snow across regions
Weather bureau reports snow and cold stopping seed beds. Rain and snow totals range from four to six inches in the southeast and south central, with one to two inches elsewhere, delaying planting in several basins and regions.
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South Central
Evening Prayer Meeting at Seventh Day Adventist Church
Prayer meeting held each evening at the Seventh Day Adventist church located on 1000 New York street. Song service begins at 7 45 o clock.
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Seventh Day Adventist Church
New York Street
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