American Planes Good-But They Are Mostly On Paper
New York January 4. Analysis of American air power debates the use and readiness of warplanes. Navy air service, naval reserve, and Marine Corps total under 2,500 planes. Army Air Corps under 3,000 with only about 500 first line combat planes. Production runs about 700 planes monthly, with many not due for delivery until 1941. Critics say American planes are largely on paper despite advances in bomber and pursuit designs and growing engine power.
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New York
Western Hemisphere
England
Navy Air Service
Naval Reserve
Marine Corps
Army Air Corps
Air Corps
Defense
War Department
Bell
United States
France
Messerschmitt
Frank M. Andrews
General Headquarters Air Force
American Designer Celebrates Nelly Don Silver Anniversary Week
The piece profiles Nelly Don marking 25 years as the nation’s leading affordable daytime fashion maker and announces Nation-wide Nelly Don Week January 6 to 12. It details her rise from homemaker to designer, the 1941 spring silhouette, color trends, fabrics, and the Americana inspiration shaping styles for a modern, practical America.
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Nelly Don
Bishop
Hawaii
California
Florida
Miami
Havana
Java
Caitalina
King Cotton
Counties Added to New Mexico Food Stamp Plan
Secretary Wickard announces expansion of the Food Stamp Plan to Colfax Harding Mora San Miguel and Union counties in New Mexico. The area has a combined population of about 70 852 and roughly 4 770 relief cases representing 14 330 people. Eligible families will receive orange stamps tied to regular expenditures and blue surplus stamps for designated commodities to supplement diets.
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Claude R. Wickard
New Mexico
Colfax
Harding
Mora
San Miguel
Union
Lige Marketing Administration
Department of Agriculture
New Episcopal Bishop Named for New Mexico West Texas
The Right Rev. Frederick Bethune Bartlett of Boise Idaho arrives in Albuquerque to serve as temporary bishop of the New Mexico and West Texas Missionary Diocese He will spend a month visiting churches and confirming new members before touring El Paso and west Texas starting February 7 Following the death of the Right Rev Frederick B Howden Bartlett arrives to lead the diocese until a permanent successor is appointed.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Frederick Bethune Bartlett
Boise
Idaho
New Mexico and West Texas
Episcopal Church
Bartlett
el Paso
West Texas
New Mexico-West Texas
Frederick B. Howden
National Industrial Training Head Named for Southwest
William K. Hopkins, manager of labor relations for Union Oil, named head of the National Industrial Training Program in southern California, Arizona, and New Mexico. Announcement made by William Conover, assistant director of the program under the defense commission.
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Los Angeles
William K. Hopkins
Union Oil Company
California
Arizona
New Mexico
William Conover
Defense Commission
Home Grown Spmacn Young and Tender
Anderson's Gardens advertises fresh produce with a focus on home grown items and tender quality. The classified notice invites interested buyers to contact Adv Phone No. 11 for details.
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Young and Tender Anderson’s
Public Aid Program Set to Start in Five County NM
Families will receive public aid as the operation begins in about a month in the five county New Mexico area. Participation in the program will be voluntary.
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Five County
New Mexico
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