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Panama City Pilot

Location

Panama City, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1941

Page

4

U S O Aims to Channel Social Agency Effort

Washington plans to unite six leading welfare groups into the United Service Organization for National Defense to aid soldiers and sailors. A $10 765 000 fund backs the drive with YMCA, YWCA, Catholic service, Salvation Army, Jewish Welfare and Travelers Aid coordinating 350 clubs near bases and home hospitality for defense workers. The effort, backed by Roosevelt, seeks to provide clean entertainment and social outlets to support troops and families.

Union Washington Roosevelt U.S.O United Service Organization For National Defense Young Men's Christian Association National Catholic Community Service Salvation Army Young Women's Christian Association Jewish Welfare Agency National Travelers Aid Association YMCA Army Navy James A. Farrey Walter Hoving Salvation Army Association of New York City U.S.C Thomas E. Dewey New York County Woman's Executive F. Louis Slade Eliot Cross Slade Girl Scouts Cross Women’s Bureau Paris

Stamp Program Takes Up Slack In Loss of Foreign Food Markets

The food stamp plan enters its third year as a domestic subsidy to absorb surpluses after foreign markets dried up in 1980. Milo Perkins, head of the Surplus Marketing Administration, touts broad benefits while officials note cost savings and healthier diets for relief recipients. The plan spreads purchasing power, supports farmers, and aims to reshape distribution to prevent waste and hunger.

Chicago Chamber of Commerce Milo Perkins Surplus Marketing Administration Washington Wallace Vandenberg Rochester N. Y New York City William Hodson Department of Welfare Hobson Brazil Wold

Draftees Try To Dodge Draft Board Stories

A humorous look at level of resolve and deception in draft boards as men plead exemptions. One small man pounds the table vowing to fight rather than be sent, while the burly panelist reacts with a rare smile at the sight of the contestant’s unexpected swagger.

Frayed Cuff and Threadbare Knee Smart in Britain

Captain Oliver Lyttleton, a leading British industrialist and head of the board of trade, is depicted as fashionable yet shabby amid wartime policy shifts. The piece notes his role in labor mobilization, comparisons to US figures, and mentions his wartime honors and age. It also profiles James L. O’Neill, newly appointed deputy director of the OPM Priorities, highlighting his background at Guaranty Trust and NRA involvement and describing him as a skilled human catalyzer.

New York Oliver Lyttleton England Board of Trade Britain Lyttleton British Metals Corporation Ltd Edward R. Stettinius Jr Stettinius United States Steel Corporation OPM James L. O'Neill Guaranty Trust Co NRA Supreme Court Donald Richberg Mr. O'Neill O'Neill Washington Pittsburgh Bradstreet Corp Carnegie Steel Co

Dykes and Ruel Drive White Sox Toward Title Hope

Robert McShane analyzes how Jimmy Dykes and Muddy Ruel shape the Chicago White Sox into a resilient contenders’ force. Despite no big bats, the club thrives on pitching, patience, and steady leadership, aiming for the pennant with a disciplined, hustling roster.

Sport Shorts Report From West Count Fight Clubs

West Count fight clubs introduce a red canvas to soak up blood and satisfy fans. Paul Derringer says he would rather pitch against Hank Greenberg Jimmy Foxx or Joe DiMaggio than Johnny Mize who he says won t hit at bad balls. Larry Nabholtz, of the Lakewood club in Dallas, Texas, reports ten holes in one on the course.

West Count Paul Derringer Hank Greenberg Jimmy Foxx Joe DiMaggio Johnny Mize Mize Larry Nabholtz Lakewood Club Dallas Texas

Pattern No 9871 for children sizes two to six years

Pattern No 9871 offers sizes two to six years with a size 3 cut using 3 yards 36 inch material without nap and 5 1/2 yards braid. To obtain the pattern, place your order with the sender.

Cruel Conqueror Says He Prefers War Over Peace

A quote from Lucan depicts the conqueror as savoring disruption over cultivation, seeking to lay waste by sword and fire rather than travel a opened path. He would rather force entry than traverse a ready gate, highlighting his ruthless mindset.

Lucan

No Need of Whip Flattery as Bridle for Vain Men

A reflective note argues flattery harms leadership and character. It warns that flattering the vain man only serves as a bridle and saddle to drive him further into vanity, urging sober judgment and honest appraisal instead.

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