War Chief Urges 11 Million U S Force to Defeat Axis
The joint chiefs of staff say the United States must field about 11,000,000 military personnel including 8,200,000 in the army by year end to win the war. They argue industry and labor can supply the needs and stress home front mobilization and universal sacrifice.
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AXIS
America
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army and Navy
Pacific
United Nations
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Marshall
Admiral King
Army
King
United States
England
Russia
Germany
Japan
North Africa
Spring Salads and Dressings Guide from Lyra
Crisp salads and vegetable plates kick in as spring harbingers with lemon juice and light dressings. Recipes include Quick Mayonnaise, Grapefruit Carrot Salad, Lettuce Spinach Salad, Apple Cottage Cheese Salad, and Carrot Cabbage Peanut Salad, all from Lynn Chambers problem clinic at Western Newspaper Union.
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Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
South Desplaines Street
Chicago
Illinois
105th anniversary of express service observed in Mount Auburn
Expressmen in Boston visited Mount Auburn cemetery Cambridge Mass to honor the William F Harnden memorial. The monument commemorates the founder who launched express service in 1866 by carrying parcels in a carpetbag and using rail and steamship routes between New York and Boston.
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Boston
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Mass
William F. Harnden
Central Avenue
End Harnden
Origi
New York
Harnden
First Express Company
Lynn Says Vitamins Preserve Through Careful Cooking
The article explains vitamin retention in cooked foods depends on water use and cooking method. Begin with boiling water, cook rapidly, and cover utensils to avoid air exposure. Do not stir or boil violently, as these practices can destroy nutrients.
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Lynn
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Robert P. Patterson
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Spurlock-Neal Co
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