New Candid Camera Shots of the Quints Birthday Ten
The Dionne quintuplets, still the world’s only identical set, celebrate turning ten amid public attention in Ontario. Marie leads fan mail, while Cecile, Emilie, Yvonne, and Annette display distinct traits. Pauline is the standout beauty. The family travels little, despite dreams of New York, and the quints remain rarely seen as individuals by the public.
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Argentina
Allan Roy Dafoe
Marie
Forest Fire Prevention A Wartime Public Call
A wartime public service piece outlines the scope of U S forest fires, their impact on war production and manpower, and the urgent need for citizen action. It cites annual fire averages, emphasizes prevention programs, federal and state protection efforts, and regional fire hazard zoning with causes led by man-made fires from smokers to deliberate burnings.
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United States
U. S
Alaska
France
Germany
Italy
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Sweden
Belgium
Netherlands
British Isles
Great Plains
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R. W. Patterson
E. L. Cochrane
International Woodworker
North Carolina
John L. DeWitt
Western Defense Command
Afany
Natonal
Office of Civilian Defense
FFFS
Forest Service
Addiion
Mit
Law
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Washington
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Maryland
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Precautions to Prevent Campfire and Field Fires
Guidelines urge campers to follow state laws before building a campfire and obtain permits from a ranger if required. Create a five foot fire break, dig a fire pit, keep fires small, and soak tools afterward. Forest workers should maintain fire lines, use spark arresters, and patrol during dangerous weather. Farmers should avoid burning crops without permits and ensure safety measures are in place.
Roosevelt Churchill clashes show strain in Anglo US ties
The piece notes Churchill's Commons speech failing to win high officials, revealing tensions with President Roosevelt and Eden. It outlines Roosevelts preference for peacemaker ties with many powers, rejects a Metternich style big power balance, and argues small nations should share peace duties. It also touches retirement pay schemes for senior officers and a jab at film progress on Woodrow Wilson.
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Churchill
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Anthony Eden
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Cairo
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