Concentration Camps Turned Men Into Brutes
Baukage, a News Analyst, explains how Nazi planned terror aimed to destroy individuality in Germany. The article details camp methods, torture, and the long term state of mind created among anti Nazi Germans and occupied populations, highlighting effects on prisoners families and civilian life.
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Baukhage
Germany
WND
Union Trtist
Washington, D. C
Gestapo
Occupied
Mussolini
Bruno Bettelheim
Bettelheim
McClure
National Farm Safety Week Urges Home and Farm Checks
President Truman proclaims July 22 to 28 as National Farm Safety Week urging farm families to inspect homes and farms for hazards. Officials cite common dangers from careless smoking kerosene use and cluttered kitchens, stressing safer handling of machinery animals and falls to reduce injuries.
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America
Truman
Yart
National Farm Safety Week
Edward S. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Goss
National Grange
Maynard, H. Coe
National Safety Council
Farm Safety Week Advances Safeguards for Farm Machinery
National reports from 3800 cooperating groups indicate a strong Farm Safety Week. Emphasis on human factors, equipment shields, and shop training boosts safety as farmers convert older implements to current standards and adopt protective measures for tractors and power drives.
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National Safety Council
Wartime Innovations and Postwar Prospects Highlighted
Wartime chemists propose shrink proof socks and a new rollable synthetic cloth while a lumber shortage renews talk of civilian conservation corps after the war. Discussions on radio use in Franco Spain, coffee price raises, and war plant sales also mix with carrier plane rescue heroes and prolonged ship towline duty.
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Sister Susie
Civilian Conservation Corps
Bayerlein
U. S
France
Barbs and Berlin Life Amid Occupation Strains
A Moscow broadcast notes easing life in Berlin suburbs amid occupation. A July 1 bicycle race occurred in a town. U S petroleum losses from strikes total three million barrels. two thousand seven hundred liberty ships were damaged or scrapped after heavy fighting.
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Berlin
Moscow
The
Petroleum Administration
Preventing Farm and Home Accidents Inspection Points
Advice emphasizes securing animals and newborns, restraining vicious dogs, and warning about machinery and tools. It urges supervising children, using proper safety for belts gears and sharp equipment, storing hazards safely, and keeping first aid ready while locating and removing danger spots on the farm and home.
Music and Musicals Drift Through Warner Bros Film Notes
A Warner Brothers film sketches musical oddities from Yankee Doodle to Swanee, noting how tunes traveled wartime and theater stages. The piece recalls Lena Guibert Ford’s WWI melody, Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue reception, and cases of songs inserted into Broadway shows to boost success.
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Warner Brothers
Hudson
Albany
Shuckbergast
Cromwell
Britain
Ivor Novello
Lena Guibert Ford
Novello
Miss Ford
London
Elmira
N. Y
N. Y. Herald Tribune
Lawrence Gilman
Paul Whiteman
Gershwin
Warner
al Jolsom
Winter Garden
Herald Square Theatre
Paul Lincke
Glow Worm
Reginald de Koven
34Th St
General Grant Receives Warm Welcome From Northern Town
General Grant leads a regiment through a northern town as mobs cheer. A junior officer asks who the crowds are and is told they are the people who aren't paying attention. Betty Rowland of Hollywood performs a provocative turn then is hospitalized after a stunt leaves her partly paralyzed.
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Grant
Betty Rowland
Hollywood
Fori
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Pearl Harbor
Coe
OWI
Rabat
Thurman Barnard
San Francisco
Spain
United Nations
Franco
Brazil
Latin America
State Department
OPA
Carl Hatch
New Mexico
Fred Vinson
DuPonts
General Motors
Ford
Franklin
John Gingrich
Pittsburgh
Ed Rivers
Leslie Gehres
Gingrich
Rivers
Bankhage
LWN
C. Porter
Otto Hart
Cole Porter
Isaac Goldberg
New York
Gotham
Charles Dibdin
Drury Lane Theatre
Lewis Hallam
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