Chinese cabinet shakeup may aid war effort
Western newspaper notes Chiang Kai shek sinks anti Communist ministers to align with officialdom, enabling more coherent action against Japan. It warns military gains are limited by China’s wartime conditions, with Japan controlling industry, transport, and coast while supplies rely on tenuous India Burma routes.
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Washington Radio Dramatizes Congress For Public
WMCA New York plans weekly dramatized broadcasts of House and Senate debates with actors to illustrate congressional proceedings. The initiative follows a proposal by Senator Claude Pepper and support from Nathan Straus and the radio industry.
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Vintage Household Hacks From a Frugal Era
The text suggests repurposing items like an old eye-glass case as a token holder and using pin cushions for needles. It warns against storing food in paper bags and advises air circulation for safe refrigeration. It also mentions toasting stale bread with corn pepper and using gum on a stick to retrieve hard-to-reach small objects.
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