Hawaii Territory Acknowledged As Pacific Playground And Strategic Link
A historical overview describes the Hawaiian Islands as the Pacific playground with a mild climate, diverse population, and fertile sugarcane and fruit industries. It notes annexation by the United States in 1898, creation as a U S territory in 1900, and significance as a naval hub with Pearl Harbor while acknowledging its strategic role in future global affairs.
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Meisland Colo
Tee Tomes
Orient
Australia
New Zealand
San Francisco
Sandwich Islands
United States
Hawaii
Mark .van Loon
Gaetans
Captain Cook
Polynesia
Sanford B. Dale
Mr. Dale
Mauna Kea
Mauna Loa
Kilauea
Mauha Loa
Maui
Honolulu
Oahu
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Congress of the United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Canada authorizes three cent bonus for eggs for Britain
The agriculture department said a three cent per dozen bonus on grade A export eggs to Britain is authorized by order in council. An extra half cent per dozen is for oil dipping. The aims are to boost quality eggs and meet Britain’s increased 1942 demand while storage in Canada is planned.
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Britain
British Food Ministry
Agriculture Department
Canada
Hore-Belisha predicts Japan can wage major war 15 months
Leslie Hore-Belisha former War Secretary in London said observers believe Japan's stocks of key war commodities are large enough to support major conflict for fifteen months. He argued much of the world’s striking power remains with the Axis, while resources favor the Allies, and warned Japan must seize economic sources or bleed to death.
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Hore-Belisha
Japan
Leslie Hore-Belisha
London
Selected Recipes for Turkey Dressings and Baskets
Melt butter add flour and blend then stir in heated milk and cook ten minutes in a double boiler. Add turkey and heat through. Serve in dressings or potato baskets. Dressing Rings mix bread crumbs salt pepper savory melted butter egg and bake in rings. Fill hot with creamed turkey. Potato baskets bake until browned using mashed potatoes and eggs with butter and milk.
The Individual Citizen's Army
The column explains why the army is called the individual citizen's army and how soldiers earn nicknames. It notes that Brass Hats are senior staff officers, and describes a Ottawa speech by Defence Minister Ralston which inspired the column title. The piece ends with a nickname contrast for Brown battalion leaders.
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Miller
Rhodes
Clark
Colonel Clark
Clarks
Nobby
Knobby
Rudyard Kipling
John Citizen
Air Force
Ottawa
Defence
Ralston
England
House of Commons
Col. Ralston
Hansard
B. W. Browne
D.S.C
Sam
Diner Requests Soft-Boiled Egg Amid Language Query
A diner asks for a soft boiled egg after being asked to choose French Spanish or Italian cooking. The playful exchange centers on the meal preference and a lighthearted tone.
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Wailer
Monsieur
First White Man Describing Niagara Falls and Other Facts
The text notes Father Hennepin as the first white man to describe Niagara Falls when he accompanied La Salle to the Niagara frontier in 1678. It also cites Germany recording 11 railway accidents in a two week summer period. It adds a fact about the average man’s lungs containing about five quarts of air and estimates hot air volume. It states Australian dried peaches weighed 478 tons this year.
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Niagara Falls
Father Hennepin
la Salle
Niagara Frontier
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Hawaiian Islands
Madlilfiy
Turkey
Louis Agassiz
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Saturn
Germany
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Montre