U S not a Reserv for European Livestock
A political column notes the United States has become the world’s top repository of blooded livestock, with 100000 cows and bulls catalogued by the Agriculture Department producing substantial butter and dairy output. It discusses British exports prior to war, Iceland action, and surplus food programs for Britain and allied needs.
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Annetice
Miss Liberty
Uedice’s Island
New York Harbor
Benie
Liberty
Ascetica
Europe
Bett
United States
Department of Agriculture
Jersey
Guernsey
England
Islands
Bath
France
Belgiame
America
Benjamin Franklin
Department of Apticulture
Iceland
Washington
Knox
Dritain
Cape Town
Singapore
Germany
Russia
Marshall
Western Hemisphere
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Hitler
Pitteburen
Frenet
U.S
British Inlet
Britain
Department
Milo Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Lefty Gomez Keeps Faith as Yankee Comeback Continues
Vernon Lefty Gomez, famed as the Great Goof, plans a stronger season with the Yankees after a rough 1940. The popular pitcher insists he is 30, aims to wild for a seventh World Series start, and recalls belting stories from spring camp in Florida as teammates back his resolve.
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Goof
Vernon Lefty
Yankees
San Francisco
Ett
Florida
Lefty
Jetthandez
Joan McCarthy
Gomez
Guyer
Lefty Grove
Bucky Harris
Senators
Speed and Glory Drive Early Auto Racing History
A nostalgia piece traces how speed became a sport from early French trials to American road races. It covers key figures like Ambat and Duryea, the rise of speedways in Indianapolis and Milwaukee, and marquee events, plus notes on modern stock-car tests and notable records including land speed.
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Ony Chasseloup Ambat
France
Automabjic
Paris
Rouen
Brunwen
Bordeaux
Chicago Times-Herald
Duryea
Desiga
Charles J. Glidden
Cleveland
Frank Chanve
Chicago Cubs
Detroit
Toa
Speedway
Barney Rees
Willys‘Quesland Motors
Melianapolis
Indianapoli
New York
Mloosterdam
Imo
Gagacity
Ray Harroun
Marion
Floyd Davis
Matt Rose
Rose
Sion
Joan F. Cobb
Ece- Ishman
Bonneville
Uth
Mr. Nueyea
Gall for Dien? Voices urge America for men now
British voices press for U S recruits as the White House weighs action. Citizens ask why officials silence dissenting voices while the moon overtones warn of past conflicts. The army needs manpower and officers argue charity starts at home.
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White House
Churchill
America
United States Army
Listening Skills in Debate Tactics
The piece notes that some people turn conversation into a debate by not listening while the other speaks. They await a chance to counter, not to understand, and leave convinced their own view is correct.
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