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Panama City Pilot

Location

Panama City, Florida, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1940

Page

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Education Week Links Schools to Nation Defense

A defense minded education message urges American schools to link learning with national defense during American Education Week. Emphasis on training for defense work, democracy, and spiritual life, with partnership with the National Education Association. It warns against alien ideologies and highlights democracy's teaching as vital to freedom.

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Your Nerves By WINFRED RHOADES

A Boston Dispensary article explains how nervous and meat disorders may stem from mind state rather than drugs. It urges addressing thoughts and emotions to treat the root cause, noting fear, anger, worry, and resentment can sustain illness and that mind focus worsens symptoms.

Boston Dispensary Winfred Rhoades

The Power of Posture and Mindset on Health

A young man of 22 feared his heart despite medical reassurance. Through adopting a brave, hopeful attitude and upright posture he conquered anxiety, resumed walking alone, found work, and improved his life, illustrating the body mind feedback loop and the impact of demeanor on mood and health.

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Man About Manhattan by George Tucker

New York feature on Ferde Grofe, his abundance filled home, and how his life links to Jazz and classical roots. The piece recalls his beginnings, Whiteman era, and his impact on jazz harmony becoming a written form. Grofe's home shows his career in every room with radios, phonographs, novachords, and manuscripts.

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Orson Welles Filming Citizen Kane Scene Challenges

Hollywood notes describe Orson Welles directing Citizen Kane with Greg Toland as cinematographer. The camera moves through rooms via a door or window on a 20 foot crane while the crew smooths snow effects and delays, creating long uninterrupted takes amid several mishaps. The piece previews the film’s structure told through a diary page and visual rebus sequences.

Paul Harrison NEA Hollywood Orson Welles Greg Toland Welles

Next How to Relax Paragraphs Of Interest

A Memphis company developed 150 chickens an hour. England's Bill of Rights was enacted in 1689. The National Archives Building at Washington was finished. The lower Rio Grande valley of Texas in 1940 experienced its driest August.

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Sue Mary’s Daring Plan Frays in a Night Office Lure

Sue Mary confronts a web of manipulation as Nick Vera and others plot in the office. She fears being drawn deeper into their scheme while Joe lies in a hospital bed and Patriotism and danger surround her choices. The tension mounts as she contemplates a late meeting to uncover the truth and protect those she loves.

Kitty Mr. Clark Sue Mary Rentleen Nick Vern Vera Natalie Joe Ross Clark

Upstart Orson Welles Adds Ideas To Cinema

The critic notes a smooth sequence from an open window scene in Citizen Kane where a mother calls to her son and a camera pulls back to reveal the living room and two men. The piece questions box office success but credits Welles with contributing important ideas to film.

Orson Welles

Mind Your Manners in Workplace Guidance

A column presents etiquette questions for working women and spouses about office noise, complaints, titles, social invitations, and partner participation. It includes suggested answers: avoid loud noises, tell the coworker first, allow married women to be called Miss, include spouses in certain invites, and a stance on wife social duties with business friends. The piece also features a related mini crossword with clues tied to historical and linguistic terms.

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