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Panama City Pilot

Location

Panama City, Florida, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1941

Page

5

Women Show Active Roles in Wars Through Centuries

The piece traces women's battlefield and support roles from ancient Amazons through Joan of Arc to modern conflicts. It notes medieval defense work, the Russian Women’s Battalion of Death, Basque fighters in the Spanish Civil War, and WWI and WWII labor in factories, nursing, and military support. It highlights Canadian and American mobilization, wages, and roles for women in arms, industry, and camps, including nurses, clerks, and volunteers.

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Birth Rate in United States Hits Ten Year High in 1940

About 2,350,000 babies were born in 1940, the highest in a decade, raising the birth rate from 17.3 to 18 per 1,000. Census officials caution the rise has no long range implications, noting the long-term trend remains downward despite the wartime marriage surge.

U. S Washington United States Vergil D. Reed Census Bureau

New Envoy Winant: Roosevelt's Social Values Message

Washington commentary profiles John Winant as the new American envoy to Britain. The piece argues his selection mirrors Roosevelt’s New Deal philosophy, contrasts his stance with Kennedy Chamberlain language, and notes Winant will speak for U S policy to British leaders. It also covers domestic defense plans urged by Florence Kerr and the role of wood-gas experiments in Finland as wartime energy shifts.

Wnou Service National Press Washington, D. C Washington John Winant Court of St. James New York New Hampshire Roosevelt First Social Security Board International Labor Office Geneva America Hitler Great Britain United States Harry Hopkins Kennedy Winant Joseph Kennedy Neville Chamberlain White House Florence Kerr WPA Mrs. Kerr Kerr Department of Agriculture Laboratory Peoria Finland Finnish Ministry of Supplies and Transport Helsinki Wood-Gas Generator Credits, Inc Ministry of Supply and Transport Uie

Tree Planting by 4-H Groups in Niagara County

The Niagara County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs, with eight conservation clubs, sponsored the county's first year tree planting project. 4-H members planted trees on idle land, guided by forestry instructors from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, addressing rural youth unemployment concerns.

Niagara County N. Y Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs

Notes of a New Yorker reminiscences and quips from UP lore

A compact, period style column recalling newsroom lore and public figures. It weaves anecdotes about Joe Tumulty and Bob Bender, press sage warnings on scoops, and sharp, humorous vignettes involving Goering, Father Divine, Broadway actors, and Jimmy Dorsey with quick, quotable lines.

New Yorker United Press Bob Bender White House Joe Tumulty Wilson Bender

Japanese visitors visit Paterson plant for tour and exposure

A Japanese delegation toured the Curtiss-Wright aviation plant in Paterson New Jersey. They were shown parts and motors by courteous staff and allowed to photograph freely until a hidden room with X ray machines ruined their exposed film, quelling any diplomatic tension. Broadway Allen is quoted on social quirks and character observations.

Curtiss-Wright Aviation Paterson N. J

Humor and Gravity in Shaftesbury's Thought

A reflective note cites Shaftesbury on humor as the true test of gravity and gravity of humor. It asserts that a subject avoided by raillery lacks substance and a test that cannot endure serious examination is suspect.

Shaftesbury

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