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Newspaper
Panama City Pilot
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
14
Culver City California hosts a premier miniature auto racing track drawing maniacs who cheer tiny peanut-size cars. A current speed record stands at 67.085 mph as photos introduce the sport showing a pulley driven drum and the starter crank when wheels rest on the drum.
National Farm and Home Hour commentator Baukhage discusses American morale under defense trials. He notes civilian apathy, production strain, and the need to unify support for a strong wartime economy while contrasting Ottawa calm with Washington bustle and warning of potential long-term changes if unity fails.
Brief items note a Nazi plane crash off the Norwegian coast and an involved asylum of travelers from Iceland. A returning boatman recalls questioning a flyer and comments on wartime honesty. Secretary Wickard argues forests and timber are essential to the nation’s future and policy.
Two apron designs titled Accordion Flare and Water Lily debut with clever gores and cactus waistband applique. Water lily edges decorate the skirt and band with a lily-pocket, rickrack trim, and softly flared top. Complete patterns 29364, 15 cents. Send your order.
A brief quotation attributed to John Webster emphasizes that enduring fame outlives death, praising the integrity of life as life’s crown beyond mortal end. The line reflects early modern reflective thought on fame and virtue.
Collier's notes that some convoys grow to as many as 80 naval ships and armed merchantmen carrying important people and valuable cargoes through dangerous zones. These giants need about 35 square miles, travel at 10 knots, and are detectable by smoke from 50 miles away.
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