Editorial calls for fair use of air transport resources
Personal Air Buggies editor Wayne Parrish argues that postwar air travel must rebalance scarce transport capacity. He condemns using 21 passenger planes for single officials while cargo needs remain unmet, urging pools of varied aircraft types and expanded commercial fleets to serve both military and civilian needs. He notes Pomona College scholarships for veterans as a positive postwar effort.
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Wayne Parrish
American Aviation
Parrish
War Department
Army
Brass Hals
First Aid Knowledge for Accidents and Emergencies
Practical tips on recognizing fractures and improvised splints when equipment is unavailable. Emphasizes keeping victims warm, immobilizing the injured limb, and using improvised materials to create a supportive splint that extends beyond the fracture site. Guidance reflects older emergency care practices and field improvisation.
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Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Alan
Oa Tren
Bregan Rake
Jimmy
Fragmentary Night Journey Through a Noir Desert Quarter
Lincoln moves through a shadowed North African quarter and past a Arab market with coded whispers and obscured faces. He revisits a ruined old house tied to anti European intrigues and hears a telegraph like knocking echo from within as the night ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Eer
Pilgrim and the Mysterious Sitt Fosiha Encounter
A Moslem envoy, Terek el Medjar, enters an ancient lodge in Africa and faces a woman guard, Sitt Fosiha, who recalls a past love from his furlough days. The aged woman condemns his youth while he recalls former passion and the shifting boundaries of memory and desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreiden
Canarn Africa
el Hasanayieh
Pilgrim
Mohammed
Pilim
Wade
Terekl
Terek el-Medjabird
Ory
Sitt Fosiha
Sue
Bl Hassanyieh
Dakar
Terek
Splint and Spine Injury Care From Historic Medical Notice
A fragmented training guide on splinting and handling suspected spinal injuries. It outlines padding, pressure control, and spinal alignment, emphasizing flat positioning and progressive support with improvised stretchers when drag or lift is unsafe. Medical cautions appear toward careful movement and immobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensinat
Whistling Police Help Cat Jump Into Car in Napa
Napa police greet armed forces with courtesy as they whistle for a cat. A Washington Army officer's wife notes AWOL soldier Perry caused delays. She suggests sympathy that led to a plan to lure the dog and cat into a patrol car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napa, Cal
Washington
Ian Nique Herpert
Perry
Auill
Barbs and Odds on a Murky Political Week
A fragmented clipping mentions political maneuvering, a potential policy shift, and public reaction. It references experts and voting, with scattered terms like coffee, beef joints, and a local butcher, all phrased in a historical newspaper voice.
Mosaic Glasswork Dome at Marshall Field Chicago
The Tiffany Studio in Chicago completed a domed glasswork at Marshall Field with iridescent glass. About 1,600,000 individual glass pieces were assembled under Louis Tiffany's direction by fifty glass experts over a year and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tiffany
Marshall Meld & Co
Lews Tiffany
Open Forum admonishes the loud and biased speakers
Editor J Johnson Williams laments the open forum’s gullible readers who rush to judgment. He condemns people who spread rumors and blame others while offering little constructive insight or effort to solve problems.
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Daily Nowe
Lown
Habiual
Lome
J. Johnson Williams
War quotes and resolve amid New Georgia fighting
London Express correspondent Henry Kay describes U S and Allied aims during the New Georgia Island operation. Winston Churchill emphasizes that policy should reflect the will of the people and the French nation under freedom, not impose on military leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bringa
London
Henry Kays
U. S
New Georgia Island
Brante
Winston Churchill
Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book Ad Attention
Plainly state SIZE NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER for Anne Adams patterns. Includes patterns from Middlesboro Daily News with option to order from 243 West 17th St New York NY. Prices listed show six and ten cent charges for patterns and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Middlesboro
Georgia Ranks Second in Value of Its Quarry Red Marble
Georgia trails Vermont in marble value, with the state ranking second as it ships quarried red marble. The report highlights Georgia’s mining output and market position relative to leading producer Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Vermont
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Javac
Samuel
Coleridge
Pomona, College
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Sitt Fosthr
Ko Cumman
Open Forum
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Joseph Gorbbole
Judy Garland
Lily Mars
Storrin
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Ann Harding
Rose
Vera Vague
Robert Paige
Grace McDonald
Toy Anne
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