Pattern 7639 Hat and Purse Directions List
Pattern 7639 provides directions for hat and purse with stitches and materials. High demand and wartime conditions delay fulfillment for popular patterns. customers are directed to send their orders to the stated address.
Listening Posts By Jerome Beattie
Jerome Beattie explains the Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service and US listening posts that monitor 60 radio stations worldwide. The piece details translators at work, daily word totals, and how officials use broadcasts to gauge enemy plans and truthfulness. It notes comparisons to Wall Street style analysis and cites examples from German and Japanese broadcasts.
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Uncle Sam
Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service
Federal Communications Commission
K Street
Washington
Great News Service
Goebbels
South Pacific
Bonnie
Ocean
Holland
Roosevelt
Office of War Information
Poultry Record Keeping Boosts Cost Control and Returns
Extension specialist C. J. Maupin says keeping flock records on production and feed costs helps growers manage expenses amid high feed prices. Demonstration flocks show higher per dozen egg returns in spring. lowest costs occur March to May with high production, and October to December bring higher costs. Grading eggs can add about 15 cents per dozen under OPA ceilings. handle, candle, and sort eggs to meet Grade A standards and maximize income.
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C. J. Maupin
N. C. State College
Maupin
Tender Comrade and Radio Hall of Fame Preview
Ginger Rogers stars in Tender Comrade as a war bride who works in a plane factory while her husband fights. The film opens in Los Angeles December 29 with national release planned for March. A Radio Hall of Fame program on Sundays features Variety editors selecting top screen stage and radio acts for broadcast on the Blue network.
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Inger Rogers
Kitty Foyle
RKO
Los Angeles
Ginger
Variety Magazine
Amos 'N’ Andy
Ben Grauer
Irene Dunne
Cary Grant
Benito Mussolini
RKO Pathe News
Ruth Wyeth Speaks On The Home Front And Film News
On the home front Ruth Wyeth discusses slip covers to transform dining chairs with colors and lines. Washington’s Constitution Hall hosts Alec Templeton in a record-breaking CBS Carnival show, while Dinah Shore’s film and radio fame accelerates with Thank Your Lucky Stars and an upcoming release.
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Ruth Wyeth
Washington, D. C
Constitution Hall
Alec Templeton
Dinah Shore
Mark Pigeons That Can Reproduce in Winter
Pigeons that produce squabs in winter should be marked so their young stock can be saved for breeding. Typical spring–summer production yields about two squabs per pair monthly. Strong pairs may raise 16–18 squabs annually, forming the core of future breeding stock.
General Knowledge Quiz Questions From The Mara
A set of eight trivia questions covering topics across metals, history, geography and music. 1 Gold alloy with nickel and zinc is called what 2 Which island was settled in 1790 by mutineers from the Bounty 3 A Hibernian is a native of what land 4 Penelope waited ten years for Odysseus what was his name 5 Which Italian city is known as the Bride of the Sea 6 Which chief justice presided over Andrew Johnson impeachment trial 7 Where did the Aztecs have an empire 8 Who patented the saxophone and when
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Bounty
Penelope
Italy
Andrew Johnson
Wartime poultry goals and rising female farm workforce
Agricultural notes outline annual targets of about 60 billion eggs, four billion pounds of chicken, and 560 million pounds of turkey meat despite war. The workforce on farms has shifted with women making up roughly one quarter of labor, up from under 1 percent years ago.
Odyssean Echoes Across Nations and Time
A compact, era spanning note traces Odyssean themes from Ireland to Italy and Mexico, linking Odysseus through figures like Salmon P. Chase, inventor Adolphe Sax in 1846, and locations such as Pitcairn Venice and Ireland in a chamber of cross cultural reference.
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Pitcairn
Ireland
Odysseus
Ulysses
Venice
Salmon P. Chase
Mexico
Adolphe Sax
Launching Ships And The Strain Of The Weighing Hull
Collier's notes ship launches exert maximum stress as the stern enters water and the bow remains on the ways. The mid section may sag up to six feet, risking a broken back if the vessel lacks speed to relieve the load within seconds.
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Collier’s
X on Marine caps and Camels win favor with troops
A 150 year old Marine tradition features the braided X on visor caps to mark targets in rigging. The article notes Camels as the preferred cigarette among Marines, Navy, and Army, praised for staying fresh in jungles and other stations. It also mentions Christmas care tons ready for wrapping and mailing.
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Uncle Sam
U. S
Marines
Navy
Army
Guadalcanal
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