Secret invasion threat shifts U S command sequence
In a tense briefing Major Benning recovers from a gunshot in El Paso as Van Hasselt’s numerically superior forces press from Guaymas toward the U S border. President Tannard considers Pacific defense limits while navy head Admiral Hunt weighs fleet risks and Pearl Harbor implications.
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Boggio
Flagwill
Major Benning
United States Army
White House
el Flagwill
Benning
el Paso
Panama
Benming
Walter Reed
Tannard
General Hague
Admiral Hunt
Hague
Pacific
Senate
Pearl Harbor
Atlantic
Gard
President Tannard
Pacific Coast
Fourth Army
Brunn
Invasion Threat Forces Pacific Coast Withdrawal and Puget Defenses
The scenario shows a panicked Pacific coast under threat as Fourth Army orders a retreat to Sacramento and regrouping along the Northwest. Benning reports to Washington while Hawtry races to Puget Sound to defend the coastal corridor against a fogbound invasion in a tense, fog shrouded frontier.
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Hawtry
Puget Sound
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Seattle
Fourth Army
San Diego
Bruwn
Sacramento
Medford
Hawtz
Fort Lewis
Fuget Sound
Uye
National Guard
Benning
Marsh
G1 Harbor
Egon
Cascades
Aberdeen
John Rand
161St Infantry
Rand
Cascade Passes
Northwest
Invasion Talk As Atlantic City Faces Shelling
A plane from the 21st Reconnaissance Squadron brings Benning from Washington with Flagwill as observer for an expected invasion. Captain Hawtry reports alarming radio news of heavy enemy bombardment off the Jersey coast and a possible shelling of Atlantic City. Benning remains-focused and speechless as tension rises.
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Benning
Washington
Hawtry
Jersey
Atlantic
Atlantic City
CARE ESSENTIAL IN FILLING SILO
Agricultural expert from Ohio State University explains that proper silo construction moisture, packing, and filling speed prevent silage spoilage. Moisture 60 to 75 percent is ideal. if water cannot be wrung from chopped material, add water. Green material wastes juice and palatability.
Applique and Cross Stitch Motifs On Linen Linens
A note on using applique and cross stitch together with quick stitches to decorate a range of linens. Various motifs can be applied to different linen items for decorative effect.
Extension poultry feeding guidance from Texas A and M expert
George P McCarthy of Texas A and M outlines that one hen consumes about 80 pounds of feed annually with roughly half spent on grain. Laying mash should be 40 pounds yearly per hen, consisting of 100 pounds protein supplement and 200 pounds ground grains such as corn, maize, or hegari mixed with oats. A flock of 100 laying hens uses about 344 tons of home grown grain yearly, and returning grain to the farm can double its value at market.
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Indust Aparnt
George P McCarthy
Extension Poultry Husbandman
Texas A. & M
McCarthy
Farm Notes on Livestock and Windbreaks News
The 25 percent rural population drives half the growth in the U S. A dairy bull should stay lean after two years for breeding efficiency. Commerce ceases farm export stats during wartime. Windbreaks require multiple tree species. Tractors perform best on contour curves. Poultrymen feed growing mash, corn, oats and green feed in late summer and fall.
Channel feats crown bold endurance across water and land
A report notes the English Channel crossing by swimming champions, a man cycling across on a paddle machine, and a pedestrian trek, highlighting varied feats of endurance and speed.
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English Channel
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Zinak Lee, Cee Bae Eee Gah
General7
Ared
Mexico
van Hassek
United States
van Hasselt
U. S
van Hassel
Guaymas
Panama Canal
Pacific Ocean
Mexico City
America
U. S. Intelligence Department
Chapter
R. C. Miller
Agricultural Engineering Department
Ohio State University
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Commerce
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Minna St
San Francisco, Calif
Tern
Cher
Fleischmannw’s
Ous
Collier’s
Walter Stinson
Ainbs
Elf Manlee
Kellogg's
Kellogg Company
Addison
Manhattan
General Grocer CO
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