Indoor golf drills and advice from Ed Dudley during wartime
The article outlines a plan to keep golf progress going without affecting the war effort. Ed Dudley suggests indoor lessons, home swinging space, and indoor practice to improve swing, stance, and grip. He emphasizes reducing tension, building finger strength with a ball, and the mental side of golf as a personal, self-directed challenge.
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Ed Dudley
Professional Golfers’ Association
The
PGA
Polf
Bobby Jones
Lefty Grove
Charlie Keller
Dudley
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Wickard’s clash with White House over farm program reforms
The President defends Secretary Claude Wickard as Currie unveils a nine point plan to revamp U.S. agriculture, urging higher goals, broader production, removal of most acreage limits, a land army, and shifts in local direction, while Wickard partly accepts reforms and cautions against cotton and wheat cuts. The piece notes Wickard’s shaky position and the cabinet’s difficult task ahead.
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Claude Wickard
Indiana
White House
Wickard
Lauchlin Currie
Currie
England
United States
Congress
Farm Bureau
Claude
Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
UNH War Fitness Program Prepares Girls for WAVES WAACS SPARS
University of New Hampshire in Durham starts a physical fitness program for hundreds of girls to prepare for WAVES WAACS or SPARS joining the armed services. The women exercise indoors in bad weather, march and ski, and focus on health and readiness for war duties.
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United States
University of New Hampshire
Durham
N. H
Graced Baseball Memory Beneath Burning Sun
A wartime style poem recalls fallen players marked by grave-like crosses in a jungle field. It contrasts home grounds with distant battlefields where no fans or bands cheer but the call to “stay in there, kid and get them” remains.
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Guadalcanal
Gilholley’s Grove
Mtoli
Food Storage Guide For Winter Apples Onions Peers
Garden root crops apples and onions keep six to eight months in good storage pears celery last two to three months squash and pumpkins spoil after three to four months. War department ordered gun targets requiring more than 2500 tons of paper. Wyoming contains the first national park monument and forest Yellowstone Devil's Tower Shoshone.
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The
War Department
Wyoming
First National Park
First National Monument
First National Forest
Yellowstone National Park
Devil’s Tower National Monument
Shoshone National Forest
Uniforms Reconditioned for Farmers Reach British Forces
Uniforms deemed worn out by the British armed forces are reconditioned and dyed before distribution to farmers for work. The program repurposes surplus gear to support agricultural labor and extend resources.
Fire Hazard Warning for Coal Storage
Do not store bituminous coal and anthracite together as it may cause a fire. Oily rags left with coal pose a serious fire hazard.
Akron Scrap Drive Campaign Promotes Giving a Gun
Akron Ohio launched a Give a Gun campaign to support the scrap metal drive setting a quota of 12 percent pounds per person for metal from a .80 caliber machine gun. A parade showcased two 10 ton steam rollers a seven ton concrete mixer and several hearses.
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Akron
Ohio
Panel Garage Walls To Improve Home Insulation
The plan calls for paneling garage walls that adjoin living spaces to reduce heat loss. Installing panels aims to improve overall home insulation and energy efficiency.
Nature Hangs Dark Curtain Inside the Eye
The Better Vision Institute notes the eye contains a pigment layer called the tapetum nigrum at the back of the eye to block dazzling reflections. This natural mechanism enhances night vision.
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Nature
The
Better Vision Institute
Squill Kills Rats Poison Overview From Agriculture Dept
The department of agriculture states that red squill, a wild onionlike plant along the Mediterranean coast, yields the safest rat poison known. The claim highlights the plant as a natural toxin option for rodent control.
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Mediterranean
Department of Agriculture
Stopping Cold Drafts Through Door Seams
Stop cold drafts around doors that connect unheated and heated spaces by masking cracks with tape to seal gaps.
Arctic Upper Air Warmer Than Equator Conditions
Weather note states the upper air over the Arctic is warmer than over the equator. This temperature contrast affects circulation patterns and could influence storm tracks and climate variability in the near term.
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Arctic
Equator
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Munro Leaf
Ferdinand the Bull
Frank Walker
Herbert Hoover
Margaret Machel
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Axis
Goering
Russia
Oscar
Office of War Transportation
War and Navy Departments
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Halsey
MacArthur
Patch
Merrill Chilcote
Grace
Norgala
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W. Broadway
MOLER
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Barber College
Tegent
Boyd—O. Bott
Olympus Dr Hol
Boston Rlde
Salt Lake City
Jesse M. Chase
Ogden
Provo
Pocatello
Boise
Blackfoot
Bonham Bros. Mfg. Company
W. 17Th South St
South Main
Utah
W.N.U
Se Pee
William Hillman
Roy Porter
H. R. Baukhage
J. G. McDonald
Raymond Gram
Earl Godwin
World News
Network News
John Vandercook Pearson
Allen Walter Winchell
KUTA
Eri Ae Pian
Alice
HEINZ
State
U. S
Northwestern Hide & Fur CO
South
Salt Lae City, Utah
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Garland
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Card Falls Animal Products CO
Idaho Falls
Daho Animal Products CO
Nampa
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