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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1945

Page

3

Madame Wei Tao-Ming Sees War End Near

Madame Wei Tao-Ming, wife of the Chinese ambassador in Washington, says Russia’s break with Japan speeds the war’s end and China’s fight for a democratic peace. She notes the fall of Tokyo’s Koiso government and hopes for progress at San Francisco.

Washington Wei Tao-Ming Russia Japan Twin Oaks Madame Wei Koiso Tokyo Tientsin Peking China

Gay Gadgets and Fads in High School Romance

A column by Nancy Pepper lampoons current teen trends among girls in white head coverings and dish towels as nurselike uniforms. It notes gift customs from braceLets and cedar pins to miniature animals, windbreakers, and sewn fraternity emblems, all shaping steady dating culture.

Drac Frank

Minute Make-Ups By Gabrielle

Practical fashion tips on repurposing old materials into new accessories. Create a colorful bouquet from felt hat flowers and a Glamour Girdle from leather belts with jeweled buttons. Add plaid bows to gloves and a coordinating bow for the throat.

Ledger Syndicate WNU

Gag of the Week Ends With Quick Caption

A lighthearted prank prompts a volunteer to write anything on paper and stand on it. The joker claims to read the content without looking, delivering a sharp, cheeky punchline about the concealed note.

Jackson

That Little Moron Again Jokes on a Glass Pundit

A series of punny quips lampoons a foolish figure who misuses plaster on glass and gunpowder by mistake. The mood pokes fun at silly behavior with a coffee pot delivering a punch line about not being a drip.

USO Clubs Aid Disabled Vets in Martinsburg

Civilians in Martinsburg W Va support a busy USO club for wounded service members from Newton D Baker hospital. The hub offers meals reading dancing ping pong and conversation as wives also use the space while awaiting discharge or return to duty. Col E L Cooke praises the USO as a warm welcome and helpful hand to all armed forces members.

Norman T. Kirk Army Medical Corps Martinsburg W. Va USO Club Newton D. Baker General Hospital USO National War Fund Sallie Ailes Col. E. L. Cooke Baker Hospital Ed Armstrong Saltville USC Newton D. Baker Hospital

Remote Wing Tip Compass Aids Fighter Planes

General Electric develops a remote indicating compass to be housed in wing tips or tails of heavy fighter aircraft. Permanent magnets align with the earth’s field, triggering cockpit indicators to move in sync with the compass, allowing pilots and crew to read the same heading without cockpit disturbances.

General Electric Company Lyrr Mass

German Mayor Jumps to Death After Detention

In Schweinfurt a high official and mayor who also led the local SS unit killed himself by leaping from a schoolhouse window while under guard. The name was not released. SS troops had harried 11 soldiers who attempted to surrender.

Schweinfurt Germany S. S S.S

German Prisoners to Eat Only Livers Hearts Now

Capt. Robert McFadden of the food service branch of the quartermaster general's office said that fresh meat for enemy prisoners of war would be restricted to hearts livers and kidneys. He noted more widespread use of substitutes for foods scarce to Americans and spoke at a conference of army post food supervisors.

New York Robert McFadden Food Service Quartermaster General’s Office Army Post McFadden

Rise of John Dall from Broadway to Warner stardom

Hollywood gossip notes John Dall, a New York stage newcomer, was soon cast opposite Bette Davis in The Corn Is Green after arriving in films. The piece also recalls Laurel Canyon misfortunes, a cork wound eye incident on a Warners set, and Sharon Moffett's leap to stardom as RKO scouts a vehicle for her in Lend Lease for Penny.

John Laurel Canyon Hollywood John Dall New York Bette Davis Warners Sharon Moffett Wolf RKO Lend Lease Penny

New Series planned for youth themed films by Sam Katzman

The article notes a new series titled High School Kids to be produced by Sam Katzman for Monarch release featuring jit terbug musicals about modern youth with contracts for four films a year. Edwin Jerome will fly weekly between Washington and New York to film scenes for Now It Can Be Told at the FBI office while remaining a regular on Crime Doctor. Three year old Ann Marshall will pick her own middle name when she turns twelve, with her father Herbert Marshall and mother Lee Russell agreeing on the plan amid jokes about unusual middle names.

Sam Katzman Monogram Release Edwin Jerome New York Washington 20Th Century-Fox FBI J. Edgar Hoover Jerome Crime Doctor Ann Marshall Herbert Marshall The Air Man Called Bob Hope Lee Russell Ann

Academy Awards Snapshot Highlights Through 1927 28

A Columbia Screen Snapshot plans a seven decade tribute to the Academy Awards. The reel features 34 Oscar winners from 1927 28 through Ingrid Bergman and Bing Crosby, with scenes from their winning films.

Columbia Janet Gaynor Emil Jannings Ingrid Bergman Bing Crosby

Smithsonian credited first plane flight incorrectly

The article recounts the 1903 Wright brothers flight as the first man carrying airplane, noting Samuel Langley’s failed craft and Smithsonian ties. It says Smithsonian admitted error in 1942 after decades of defending Langley and credits the Wrights with the first successful flight.

Smithsonian Wright Brothers Samuel Langley Smithsonian Institution Collier's Glenn Curtiss The Wrights

Japan’s Territorial Reach Across Eight Nations Revealed

Collier’s states that in the last 50 years Japan seized land totaling 2 796 600 square miles and a population of 368 212 000 across eight countries. Japan’s areas included Guam Wake and the Philippines and, with its own people, controlled about 21 percent of the world’s population a year ago.

Japan China Britain France Thailand Russia Portugal Netherlands United States Guam Wake Philippines Collier's

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