We Must Not Flinch In The Pinch
In 1941 America faced arming itself and others resisting aggression and accepted sacrifice. Now the pinch is real with material shortages like aluminum copper steel and rubber. defense needs come first. The editorial calls to revise priorities spread defense work and equalize burdens, urging ingenuity and steadfastness this winter.
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America
Nelgon
Bay High Versus Pensacola Broadcast Sets Local Record
WDLP will air the Bay High versus Pensacola game tonight in a remote broadcast over 100 miles, touted as the longest such effort by local station teams. Merchants sponsor the event and listeners expect a clear, uninterrupted feed around 7:45 p.m., with thanks to A. H. Kruse and Domestic Laundry for enabling the play by play. Local pride and nostalgia frame the night as fans anticipate a historic sports radio moment.
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Pensacola
Public Service” Department
A. H. Kruse
Panama City
Tax slaps hit fuel and phone bills in coming winter
Barbs remarks that the looming winter will bring higher costs as a new tax adds four cents per gallon and six percent on phone bills, urging restraint in talk and a closer look at the price rise.
Man About Manhattan by George Tucker
New York column notes pilots on small harbor boats guiding ships through channels and living aboard, their weather sense valued by industry. It reviews Washington Reveille 1861 65, praising Margaret Leech's biography of the city during the Civil War. Brief items mention Tom Ferris’s transfer to Miami, a Central Park squirrel causing chaos in a Midtown pet shop, and a Pasteur microscope in Harry Ross’s scientific rummage shop.
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New York
Europe
Washington
Margaret Leech
Tom Ferris
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Miami
Central Park
Paul Muni
Louis Pasteur
Harry Ross
Manhattan
STREAMLINING THE ARMY SUMMARY
Army moves to flexibility by allowing National Guard officers to transfer anywhere in the force and permitting commanders to reassign officers without War Department approval. The changes cut red tape and aim to keep the Army aligned with modern military practice by continuously weeding out underperforming officers.
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National Guard
War Department
Washington
Words of the Wise quotes from leaders across sectors
A compilation of aphorisms from Sidney Hillman Thomas Dewey J Harry Cotton and Louis C Wright. The remarks touch on law philosophy religion and personal cultivation reflecting midcentury perspectives.
Hollywood Notes and the Silver Screen revue gains traction
Hollywood notes discuss John Murray Anderson bringing a cabaret style show to Movietown. The Silver Screen revue blends sirens, slapstick, and nostalgia with veterans like Clara Kimball Young and Snub Pollard, while avoiding belittling past stars. Editorials note New Yorker Anderson updating Broadway sensibilities in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
John Murray Anderson
Miami
Granlund
Carroll
Oldsters
Anderson
Ziegfeld
Clara Kim
Plant Site Board Shapes Defense Factory Maps
Washington reports on the Plant Site Committee of six leaders guiding the siting of new and expanded defense plants. Since April, the board has ruled on over 350 locations, veto power over sites, and drafted an interior defense area 250 miles from coastlines to reduce coastal concentration. The panel weighs labor, utilities, transport, housing, materials, and needs before greenlighting or scrapping sites as defense needs evolve.
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Q. I
Donald M. Nelson
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OPM
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Clifford Townsend
Indiana
Flt Oliver
E. F. Johnson
John Whitaker
Admiral W. H. Standley
Chambers of Commerce
United States
West Virginia
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Seaboard
New England
New York
New Jersey
Lost Red Bones Tribe in Louisiana and Free NYC Tickets
One of America’s lost tribes, the Red Bones in Louisiana, are a mixed French Spanish and American group that still speak an unintelligible patois mostly French. Around 50 900 tickets to major amusement and sport activities in New York City are given gratis weekly to members of the armed forces of the U S.
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America
Red Bones
Louisiana
New York City
Armed Forces of
U. S
Bride from the Sky Chapter XXI courtroom scene unfolds
Judy Allen faces a Municipal Court bond set at 1000 dollars after denying involvement in published stories and photos. She tries to reach her father and fiancé by telephone, contemplates jail and reform, and laments lost love with Phil while waiting for telegram replies and hoping Sandy understands.
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the Law
Judy
Common Pleas
Sandy
Philip
State Reformatory
Phil
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