Shortage of pilots underscores bomber training needs
The article notes a fatal loss of six in Wyoming as it stresses America's urgent need for trained bomber pilots. It outlines months of flight fundamentals, ten weeks in primary training, ten more in advanced training, and blind flying before solo duties, with novices often flying with experienced crews first. It warns that many mishaps will occur as the defense effort expands.
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Canadians Face Heavy War Tax Burden Compared to U S
An analysis notes Canadians currently bear about 44 percent of national income in defense costs, via a graduated wage tax on all salaries. It contrasts with the United States where current spending runs around 10 percent of income, and suggests Americans would face over 40 billion dollars annually if taxed similarly. The piece also mentions the English tax burden exceeding half of income.
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Hiya Doctor Connie Mack Receives Honorary Degree
Connie Mack, famed skipper of the Athletics, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Physical Education by Pennsylvania Military College in Chester. The first such honor from the institution, it marks a notable recognition from baseball’s legendary figure celebrated by fans and students alike.
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Britain’s Advantage in Syria Tied to Transport Supremacy
The piece argues Britain dominates Syria by transport, denying Germany effective aid except by air. It notes Germany’s limited air reach and move of forces from Sicily, speculating on possible strikes via Crete, Rhodes, Cyprus, or through Turkey with Russia’s consent, while Britain maintains control of the Middle East to restrain Nazi aggression.
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Rayburn Calls for Elimination of Applause in Congress
Speaker Rayburn has pushed a reform to remove applause and laughter from speeches printed in the Congressional Record. He argues such interjections are not part of proceedings and are used to inflate a representative's image. Removing the appendix could save taxpayers money by ending undelivered speeches with fabricated applause.
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The Parent Problem Examines Teaching Kids Money Value
Dr. Garry C. Myers argues for a fixed regular allowance tied to clear obligations rather than pay for home tasks. He cautions against tying reward to chores and suggests staged allowance growth, saving practice, and budgeting as keys to instilling financial responsibility in children.
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Henry Link
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World and the Mud Puddles Not A Local Call
Following the 1920s financial crash AT and T subsidiary companies faced huge losses then. Now millions of telephones are being installed but free calls are curtailed and long distance calls cost more for non renters. A New York City station call reportedly charged fifty cents while Hollywood offered cheaper rates.
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Words Of Wisdom On Hollywood Behavior And Life
A reflective quote notes that every advantage has a drawback and questions how a nation would look if all acted as in films. It contrasts real life with movie depictions and invites fair judgment of Hollywood output.
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John Nance Garner
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Jumble of quotes and quips from a wartime column
A collage of humorous remarks and social tidbits on politics, manners, and daily life. The item blends political nods to Garner, cautionary boasts about bravado, and light crack about marriage, driving, and drinking, all in a dated, folksy newspaper voice.
Guide to graceful walking and wedding bouquet choices
The text offers etiquette and style tips on posture and walking to avoid a zig zag stride. It covers standing, shoulder position, and stride length, plus advice on avoiding self consciousness. It also discusses bridal bouquets all white with flowers like roses and lilies of the valley and occasions for corsages or second helpings at informal dinners.
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Unclear fragment hints at name differences in families
Fragment discusses a mother daughter duo sharing a surname and using suffixes to distinguish, noting potential social or professional confusion when a younger family member adds a different name. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete events or dates.
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What’s What At A Glance School Books On Pan America
Charles P Stewart notes misinformation in US school texts about Latin America and nearby nations. John Studebaker plans revision with experts to correct errors while favoring state control over curricula. The piece argues for local over federal management and cites a Buenos Aires film incident as context.
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
Poem fragment praising perseverance and virtue. Describes strength, pride, courage, wisdom, self respect, skill, patience, and manhood gained through toil and hardship.
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Bible Thought For Today Quote From Luke 6 35
A daily religious excerpt invites readers to love enemies do good and hope for nothing in return with a promise of reward for the merciful and kind hearted. The wording echoes Luke 6 35 emphasizing divine care for the unthankful and evil and the blessed status of the forgiving.
The Great Game Of Politics By FRANK R. KENT
An analysis of President Roosevelt’s handling of North American Aviation strike actions. The piece argues his firm stance aided labor policy aims while warning that labor leaders may still seek to cleanse unions of Communist influence. It notes administration spokesmen’ s claims and doubts surrounding mediation efforts and Davis contracts.
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Noted Figures Comment On World Affairs And Defense
Washington Secretary of State appeals to the public to resist ism and protect homeland as world power shifts. La Guardia outlines civilian defense plans distributing equipment nationwide with high prep expectations. Brown University president calls for new leadership while avoiding conflict with Roosevelt. McNutt urges women as key allies in national nutrition effort during wartime.
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