Youth's Creative Spark Seen Key to Progress
In York, Dr. Thomaz Midgley Jr argues scientific progress risks curtailment as older men dominate fields. He cites longevity as delaying renewal, notes 46 of 85 important inventions came from under 35, urging youth to fill roles while valuing age for experience.
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Inew
York
Thomaz Midgley, Jr
American Chemical “Society
Midgley
Midge‘ley
Giety
Patent Office
Watt
Wright Brothers
Pick-a-Back Plane Attack Fails On British Front
A German attempt to use a remote controlled twin aircraft, a Messerschmitt 109 carrier and Junkers 88 warhead, ended in a spectacular but harmless crash into the sea off a British beachhead. RAF fighters shot down the crewless carrier after a short flight. The weapon’s first reported use, witnessed by Captain R. C. Lewis, drew cautious praise for its dramatic design but no lasting damage.
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New
R. C. Lewis
Lewis
Junkers
Messerschmitt
RAF
Four Japs Praying in Church Taken by Yankee
At Mars Island base Sgt Harry Bozarth of Trenton New Jersey spotted a Japanese church built by the enemy. He found four soldiers inside and, though outnumbered, captured them instead of firing remarking that worshippers in a church should not be shot.
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Yankee
Seventh Aaf
Marsanas Islands
Harry Bozarth
Trenton
N. J
Abandoned German Staff Car Carried by Allied Patrols
Two correspondents near Cherbourg found an abandoned German staff car. They patched the ignition and drove it 40 miles toward their lines while waving a white flag. Marcel Wallenstein of the Kansas City Star reported the close calls and vow not to repeat the risky drive.
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France
Cherbourg
Marcel Wallenstein
Kansas City Star
Reds Lacking Rifles? Enemy Learns Truth
London dispatch reports Romanian front line observers finding Soviet troops had one rifle for every three men. Officers claimed this, but the Ukrainians noted the Russians possessed two Tommy guns in addition to the limited rifles, changing the battlefield balance.
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London
New Women’s Uniforms Suited for Climate
The quartermaster corps issued two new uniforms for WACs and army nurses in tropical or cold climates. The tropical set includes cotton khaki slacks and a matching shirt with convertible collar, worn with khaki socks, ankle-high shoes, and an overseas cap, replacing fatigue wear for most activities. The cold weather outfit adds a wind resistant wool flannel jacket and matching trousers, with black felt shoes, a knit cap, and knit gloves.
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Quartermaster Corps
Wacs
Army
Southwest Pacific
Andorra listed among small European states for size
Andorra, wedged in the eastern Pyrenees between France and Spain, is described as the largest of five small European states by area. It has under 5,500 inhabitants and a territory about three times the size of Washington DC.
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Andorra
District of Columbia
Vatican City
Monaco
San Marino
Liechtenstein
Europe
Pyrenees
France
Spain
Urgel
Foix
Glass fabric drapes praised for fireproof nonboard use
Glass fabric resembling coarser taft but dust resistant and fireproof. Offered in blue green white colors with a woven stripe and a tropical leaf print. Naturally fireproof, suitable for night clubs theaters and homes but not for slipcovers or upholstery.
Labrusca Grapes Versus Vinifera in American Viticulture
The Labrusca group including Concord Catawba Niagra and Worden pop pulp from skin when pressed while Vinifera such as Muscat Tokay and Thompson seedless crack open with pulp clinging to skin. Labruscas are hardy and grown across many states whereas California favors Vinifera on resistant rootstocks. Labrusca skins carry a foxy odor that can flavor some wines.
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California
Coaxial Cable Powers Wideband TV and Telephone Links
Coaxial cable guides radio waves along its axis enabling hundreds of simultaneous telephone conversations and television images. It provides shielding against external interference and atmospheric static, with repeaters offsetting power loss over long distances.
Utility Beef Tender Methods For Braising
The secret to tender utility beef lies in long slow heat with ample moisture. Though tougher cuts have more connective tissue, utility beef offers similar nutrition and cleanliness as first grade. Simmer in water, avoid high heat, and add fat for flavor.
Wyoming Livestock Strength Through the Civil War Era
The piece notes Wyoming as a livestock state with vast grazing land and strong stock sheep numbers ranking second in the nation as of January 1, 1943. It highlights cattle as beef-focused, declines in horse populations since the 1920s, and pride in stock conformity and ranching heritage.
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Wyoming
United States
Texas
Montana
U. S. Heavy Producer of Rails in Nation’s Early Rail Era
The article traces early U S steel rail production from $166 per ton initial prices to sub $60 per ton as methods improved. It notes 11 499 000 tons iron rails and 147 502 000 tons steel rails produced, with nearly 40 million tons still in active service on American railroads and related sites.
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England
United States
Insecticide Powder Grading Machine Invented
The U S Department of Agriculture chemists have built a device that grades fine pest powders without a microscope or manual calculations. It measures particle size quickly, enabling precise grading and assurance that insecticides meet standards for crops.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Aquatic Bacteria and Pond Food Web Roles
The article explains how bacteria decompose dead matter releasing nutrients for green plants and feeding the plankton and mud dwelling organisms. It also describes how small aquatic animals, tadpoles, and fish rely on these processes, with detritus feeders consuming decaying matter.
Remove Stains on Woolens With Water
Wool and wool cotton blends are common year round. Food stains make up 75 percent of clothing stains and can be removed mostly with plain water if treated promptly. For grease, use a dry cleaning solvent in spots then brush and sponge with water. If traces linger, use soap solution with a touch of vinegar in the final rinse.
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Ammoria
Improved Housing Shown To Benefit Health In Newark
A Newark public housing study finds lower tuberculosis cases 15 to 45 year olds 3.3 per thousand versus 6 in wards. Infant mortality 34.7 per thousand in projects vs 40.6 in wards. Fire calls 7.8 per 10 000 in projects vs 29.3 in wards. Birth rate 118.5 per thousand women 15 to 40 in projects vs 86.2 in wards. Communicable diseases 114.2 per thousand in projects vs 163.56 in wards.
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Newark
N. J
Choctaw Social Notes and Visits in Town
Mrs Wayne Davis reports church services at Mill Church by Eld Dale Rhyne and guests. Eld Richard and Mrs Mildred Williams visit Nicol home. Leon Garner stays with Wilkey pair. Jefferson Booker visits Blizard. Alvin Miller hosts Booker guests near West Union. Maude Miller and Richard shop in Terre Haute.
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the Mill
Eld
Dale Rhyne
Woodford Williams
Richard
Walter Nicol
Leon Garner
Lawrence Wilkey
Allright
Jefferson Booker
John
Golda Blizzard
Mildred Williams
Delphia Nicol
Alvin T. Miller
West Union
Maude Miller
Terre Haute
Wall hangings brighten and warm cold exterior walls
A wall hanging such as a paisley shawl Indian cashmere Persian rug or Mexican blanket can warm an exposed wall. It can be hung straight or in swags at various heights, finished with molding or rosettes for decorative effect.
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Agronomists
Mrs
Wayne Davis
Herald Advertising
Chester Claypool
Fred B. Keifer
Marshall Maid
Elite Bakery
Marshal
Marshall Loan CO
Ritter & Behner Old Postoffice
Mhaorm-Kurl
Keifer Drug Company
Clark County Loan & Finance CO
Archer Ave
Farm Bureau Hatchery
Terre Haute, Ind
Cherry Street
America
Chevrolet
Agriculture
Maines
Service
Molp
Marshall, Ill
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