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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1942
Page
8
A list of matched crossword clues and answers covering across entries such as Upright spar and Operate. also including terms like Arc segment, Calamity, and Greek letter plus references to places and objects. The jumble includes animal neck coverings, defacement, slipper types, and plant names along with scattered terms like parade lows list and city names.
A Getsinger specialist from the priority office in New Orleans will visit Monroe on Tuesday and Wednesday to provide information about priorities. In a recent visit his services were in demand with 76 people contacting him. The note adds that a thunderbird is a legendary bird in Indian lore.
Xenophus Laevis, a South African swamp frog, cost 25 cents and touted as the perfect pregnancy test. The exhibit by Abner J. Weisman and Christopher W. Coates drew global-war boosted attention at the AMA meeting, claiming quick, reliable results with Africa’s frogs and noting cheaper costs than rabbit tests.
Admiral Ernest J. King told William and Mary graduates that Navy officers and men show full confidence in fighting the enemy on equal terms. He noted progress in production and trained manpower, and praised American soldiers as intelligent and fearless. King, honored with a doctor of laws, said the nation will win the war and restore freedom to millions.
Registration for the city system summer program starts Monday and classes begin Tuesday at Central Grammar School. Neville High Principal Paul R. Neal cites courses in English and foreign languages with Neville band instruction by Director Charles Gaushell. A Department of Commerce manual urges including a blood bank in war mobilization plans. notes it is free.
The war defense savings stamps and bonds parish committee will meet in Hotel Virginia Monday at 8 p.m. Then patriots and successors to the minute men of Lexington and Concord will start the local pledge campaign Tuesday morning. Every income earner is urged to sign a pledge card to set aside a weekly sum for stamps or bonds. Follow-up calls will ensure coverage, says S. Jack Rogers, chairman of the Ouachita defense savings staff. Henry Morgenthau Jr. says the pledge program is not a token effort and aims for broad citizen investment to support war costs. The campaign seeks to involve all who can contribute without sacrificing essentials.
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