Art Nehf’s Son Sparks Three-Win Legend in Baseball War
In a feature on Art Nehf and his son Art Junior, the piece recalls the elder Nehf’s three World Series victories with the 1920s Yankees, and describes Art Junior’s rapid three-0 run amid wartime danger in the Solomons. It also profiles Maj. Gen. Eugene Reybold and England’s planning ministers, linking athletic lore to wartime leadership.
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York
Art Nehf
Yankees
Nehis
Solomons
Art
Arthur Newcomb Nehl
Terre Haute
P’artagnan
Porthos
Aramis
Athos
Thoughtful
Art Junior
Art Senior
Yanks
Ruth
Nehf
Baker
Johnny Rawlings
Kelly
Frank Frisch
Nightlife and radio stars light up New York pages
Max Cassvan, a producer of operettas and films, opens the Casbah night club backed by wealthy Americans, with 24 European ventures behind him. Daughters Paula Stone and Marilyn Cantor launch radio careers at WNEW, with Marilyn as a pioneering staff announcer. Central Park ducks attract daily visitors, and table-talk from Stork and Loew's State highlights weave through a panorama of show business and social scenes.
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France
Mexico
Max Cassvan
Europe
Casbah
Paris
Riviera
Rome
Maurice Chevalier
Lucienne Boyer
Tino Rossi
Michelle Balin
Hollywood
WNEW
Manhattan
Paula Stone
Fred
Marilyn Cantor
Eddie
Marilyn
Paula
Broadway
Duke Daly
Royal Canadian Air Force
Central Park
Fifth of Orange Crop Goes to Needs of War
Washington reports a 10 percent cut in consumer oranges as the agriculture department directs about one fifth of the crop to war needs. California and Arizona handlers are ordered to set aside this weekly share for processing into juice for services and lend-lease.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
California
Arizona
Washington Digest on Civilian Pilots Await Army Assignments
In Washington, eager civilian pilots trained under the War Training program expect military assignments as the Army Air Force expands. The piece notes delays, morale drops, and the plan to broaden air routes like a Burma road while planning for postwar civilian aviation growth.
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WNU
Union Trust Building
Washington, D. C
Washington
Earth
America
Congress
Civil Aeronautic Authority
Air
Army
Air Force
CAA
Uncle Sam
Burma Air Road
Burma
China
Europe
Casablanca
Germany
France
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Favorite AN'T Baby Set Features Romper Dress
Advertisement describes a baby clothing set including romper and dress as cute easy to launder. Also notes slip and panties are convenient for mother and child. Pattern No 8333 offered in sizes 1 to 4 years with yardage details and order instruction.
Fanion and Related Terms
A fanion is a small flag or streamer used as a marker or insignia. The plural of index is indices or indexes. In the western hemisphere, the country with the next highest population after the United States is Brazil. Steam is not visible in ordinary light. it is visible as a mist when contrasted with cold air. The Nile is often cited as the second longest river in historical measurements, though recent data sometimes rank the Amazon or others, depending on criteria. Brick clay derives its red color from iron oxide content.
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Western Hemisphere
United States
Small banner indices Brazil Nile iron answer set
A compact Q and A reveals six items: a small banner, indices, Brazil, no, water formed by steam touching cold air, Nile, and iron.
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Brazil
Nile
Monroe Doctrine Defined to Counter European Influence
In the era of President Monroe fears grew European powers might seize South American territories. The doctrine warned any European attempt at colonization in the Americas would be an unfriendly act. Spain’s colonial claims triggered these fears of transfer to a stronger power.
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Monroe
U. S
Spain
Europe
Americas
Fort Belvoir engineers read mail for ideas
At the engineer school Fort Belvoir Virginia a daily mail suggestion system seeks revolutionary ideas. Over a year 11 percent of submissions were approved and implemented. The system now seeks more suggestions. In Paris Nazi occupied France La Semaine notes the rag market is a wedding shopping center. Paris Soir reports babies are dressed in dark colors instead of pastels. Layettes are made in dark colors.
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Eugene Reybold
Army ‘Corps of Engineers
Aorthietic
Coast Artillery School
Fort Monroe
Mississippi
Army
Old Man River
Africa
Britain
Reybold
Engineer School
Fort Belvoir
Paris
la Semaine
France
Paris Soir
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Stork
Eva Gabor
Philip Reed
Miss Gabor
Ava
West Coast
Reed
Ginger Rogers
Ginger
Loew’s State
Joy Hodges
Barry Sisters
WAAC
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H. Allen Smith
Smith
George Jessel
Jack Dempsey
Eighth Avenue
Bobby Hookey
Monte Wooley
Bell Syndicate
Washington Digest
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
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Pt Ae
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Winston-Salem, N.C
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