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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1944
Page
6
Enthusiasts braid fabric strips into a decorative rug with a flower medallion center. Directions include threading, sewing, and knotting to form rosettes and loops, plus options for a knitting bag. The booklet notes 32 other scrap projects and lists a price and address.
A reflection on counsel and prudence from Lord Bacon. The speaker laments missteps while stressing counsel’s true role in guiding business honestly and clearly.
In 1888 a brutal blizzard swept the northwest, freezing thousands of cattle in the fields as crews battled drifting snow and blinding winds. Strong storms disrupted travel and ranching, with many animals stranded and local efforts mobilized to cope with the cold season.
A look at stars entertaining troops and shaping postwar cinema. Bogart plans To Have and to Have Not after the war. Jean Forward wins a voice contest for Rene Clair’s It Happened Tomorrow. Janet Wilde shifts from Westerns to radio Corliss Archer. Tom Coats doubles as Cass Daley’s stunt in Riding High. William Bendix eyes a Sun Day show The Life of Riley. NBC announces Here’s to Youth 13 weeks starting Jan 15 with 31 million youths in 10 groups. Charles Coburn stars in Knickerbocker Holiday with Constance Dowling. Gail Russell chosen for Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Ella Raines lands Hail the Conquering Hero opposite Eddie Bracken. Odds and Ends cover radio incidents and spurs for screen roles.
A wartime essay contrasts official triumphs with grim realities in Italy, the Pacific, and New Guinea. It estimates about 200,000 Allied troops overseas, notes heavy training before action, and argues the war remains in a preparatory phase. A political anecdote follows about a Southwest lawyer who gains election by appealing to locals who benefited from public works.
A Washington observer argues Germany built a second army through the SA and SS, notes Nazi and party structures, and warns that total war extends beyond defeat. Spain’s fascists wane as Franco’s regime softens, while American leaders emphasize realism and vigilance against totalitarian systems.
BRIEFS notes that the American Palestine committee has launched a nationwide drive to win public support for reestablishing the Jewish national home in Palestine. Other items report a December 7 1941 bomber project once requiring 70 workers now done by 17, and that canned juice supports bombing and submarine crews. annually 195000 tons of lime are used in agricultural insecticides and fungicides.
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