Krivitsky Slain by Reds in 1941, Chambers Says
The column recalls Gen. Krivitsky fleeing to the U S via Canada after a year’s wait for entry and notes questions about why he would kill himself despite a cheerful return. It surveys reviews, songs, films, and media quips shaping New York cultural chatter as of February 17, 1941.
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Chambers
U. S
Canada
Variety
Swellalujah
Hollywood Daily
New York
Sime
Lassie
Collier
Collier's
ABC
Harry Vaughan
Vaughan
Congress
Argentina
Bradley
Devers
Hitler
Mussolini
Argentine
White House
Chennault fires memoirs salvo against Marshall
Maj. Gen. Claire Chennault asserts in unpublished memoirs that the Marshall mission to China rescued Chinese Communists from disaster and blunted Chiang Kai-shek's forces, while accusing Marshall of safe conduct for half a million troops and of misjudging China. He calls for world government and warns against nationalism fueling war.
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Claire Chennault
Flying Tigers
Secretary of State
Marshall
China
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Manchuria
North
Kalgan Pass
Chiang Kaishek
Chennavit
Joe’ Stilwell
China Theater
Germany
Russia
Japan
Joe
Stilwell
George Marshall
Walter Reed Hospital
Defense
James Forrestal
Hobe Sound
Florida
Air
Stuart Symington
Barkley
Army
Kenneth Royall
Berlin
Treasury
John Snyder
Snyder
Crucie
St. Louis
Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnatii
Tom Clarks
National Training School
Colleges as business partners spark tax and ethics debate
A congressional report claims American colleges invest in real estate chains, factories and other ventures, arguing tax exemptions fuel competition with business. The piece mocks Alma Mater as an industrial tycoon, laments shifting university roles, and rails at government involvement in public drinks and entertainment.
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Congressional
Radio City Center
Winter Vegetables Need Popped-Up Seasonings For More Meat Appeal
Gourmet tips transform scarce winter produce into appealing dishes with varied cooking methods and bold seasonings. Recipes include baked carrots with butter and cinnamon, spiced red cabbage, cauliflower with tomato sauce, wax beans O’Brien, and stuffed eggplant or mushroom fillings to boost flavor and nutrition.
Braised Pork Shoulder with Molded Cabbage Recipe Menu
A vintage menu item features braised pork shoulder paired with molded cabbage and a grapefruit salad. The plate includes hot biscuits jam beverage and an orange chiffon pie dessert option.
New Side-Delivery Rake Boosts Mechanized Haymaking
A redesigned side-delivery rake for power take off raking debuts with floating reel and basket to use full rake length. It features four-bar reel, chain pitch control, two forward speeds, one tedding speed, and reverse rake capability, marking the first major rake update in 50 years.
Bovine Fashion Model Draws Whistles at Chicago Farm Show
A scantily clad bovine model appeared at the National Farm show in Chicago wearing a new udder support. The manufacturer claims the design can boost a cow’s milk yield by 325 percent, drawing wolf whistles from attendees.
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Chicago
New Animal Repellent Cuts Free Meals For Wildlife
A new repellent by B. F. Goodrich, tested at Swan Island wildlife refuge in Maine, leaves treated crops unpalatable to deer and insects. Researchers say it resists washing off and reduces crop raiding, which costs Maine farmers over 150 000 dollars annually and millions nationwide.
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B. F. Goodrich Chemical Company
State of Maine Fish and Game Department
Swan Island Wildlife Refuge
Swan Island
Maine
Be ad feed boosts cattle interest in citrus molasses
Beef cattle readily lap up citrus molasses and seem to prefer it over other feeds. Cattlemen feed a mix of trough and drum molasses to their animals. The trough measures 30 inches wide and about 12 feet long.
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Doan
Splendid Cough Relief Mixed at Home
A home recipe claims quick cough relief using a sugar syrup or honey base mixed with Pinex. Directions describe stirring two cups sugar with one cup water, adding 2% ounces Pinex to a pint bottle, and filling with syrup for four times the medicine, with claims of relief and a money back guarantee.
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Idaho
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Grand Union Radio
Sivanikosh
Lester
England
Husenou
MEMOS
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O’brien
Pimiento
Lynn
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
W. Randolph St
Lynn Chambers
WNU
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Doans
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