Eden Honesty on Lend Lease Aid In Commons Debate
Britain's Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden defended the lend lease program in a Commons debate, stating there is no accounting or debt piling up. He said Britain will return or replace everything received and that no large war debt will be imposed on the United States. The remarks aim to calm fears of financial bondage and reassure Americans about the arrangement.
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Britain
Anthony Eden
Eden
United States
America
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Eden
Senate and House move to train civilian aircraft mechanics
A bill by Senator McCarran and Representative Randolph would add civilian aircraft mechanics training to the CAA supervised program to reduce bottlenecks. With about 36 CAA approved schools, the army has been using enlisted men at such schools, including 500 at Curtis-Wright Institute in Glendale, under the traditional ratio of ten ground crew per pilot.
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Senate
McCarran
Nevada
House
Randolph
West Virginia
Army Air Corps
Curtis-Wricht Technical Institute of Aeronautics
Glendale
Britain and America Gain in Atlantic War Insurance
The Institute of London Underwriters reports a 25 percent cut in war risk marine insurance for ships between British ports west of Southampton and the Americas. This signals rising Allied effectiveness in the Atlantic, aided by American support, amid ongoing wartime danger.
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Institute of London
Southampton
Americas
Britain
UP Atlantic
Dorothy Kilgallen’s Clear On Air Message Dont Mumble
Dorothy Kilgallen delivers a direct radio message urging plain speech and self respect. She stresses the value of clear, unblurred communication and the duty to share one s best with the world during troubled times.
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Vic
Loys
Be Yourself and Speak Clearly Advice from Elsie Robinson
A 1944 King Features column urges readers to avoid mumbling and façade. It stresses giving only what you can honestly provide, avoiding pretenses, and valuing genuine sympathy and loyalty over hollow impressions.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
Diogenes
Noody
Golly
Elsie
King Keay. Synd., Inc
Winter itch disorder and its relief methods
Article explains a skin itching condition known as winter itch, its seasonal onset in late spring and early summer, and triggers from temperature change. It reviews causes such as infections and parasites, emphasizes cleanliness, topical treatments, and loose clothing, and notes remedies from bran baths to anesthetic injections, X rays, UV therapy, or nerve surgery in severe cases.
Treatment for Itching Encourages Relief Measures
Dr. H. N. Buttlesen states these measures need not be used often. Itching is never serious, but as it is so troublesome those who have it welcome relief by the described treatments.
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Aller
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
Column applauds the Duchess of Windsor for bravery during a New York visit calling her courage notable for a woman over forty. The piece mocks vanity among women and imagines fashion trends like a nose ring if popular.
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Helen Rowland
Duchess of Windsor
New York
Those Texans By Jame
An OCR fragment discusses Texas history and figures such as Stephen Austin, Bean, and Thorans Rusk. It mentions Bean as military commandant and Indian agent for Texas and Goal, his movements between Mexico and Vera Cruz, and a low key loyalty question. Reagan’s letter is cited as clearing Bean’s status with respect to Texas independence.
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Jame
Texas
Wexleo
Austin
Meinsay
Belref
Mexico
Pol
Peter E. Bean
Tean
Bean
State of
Goal
Thorans Rusk
Farber Connelly
Wheerabryn Republic
New Ricana
Vera Cruz
Ellis Bean
John H. Treagan
Confederacy
Davis Ynbinely
Reagan
Uren
Yexas
Fran Reagan
Fall of Moscow Looms as Nazi Drive Intensifies
The report outlines Nazi plans near Moscow and shifts in Soviet industry, with Russia moving plants east and building hydro plants along the Irtysh. It notes Red production transfers, sabotage suspicions, and cautious Western expectations about Russia’s endurance through spring.
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Bra
Irtysh
Russia
Moscow
Jong Rangy
Patent policy letter seeks design patent on Morse U S A motif
J H M Broadway of San Antonio writes around the Plaza Sprocket Helical and Camshatt patent attorneys in Washington DC seeking legal advice on patenting a design combining three capital letters with three Morse dots forming U S A. He notes a Tulsa article about a V for Victory symbol and offers to assign 10 percent of royalties if granted. He asks about copyright claims to the national anthem and requests guidance on licensing with military branches.
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Sprocket
Camshatt
Stalin Howlesord
Washington
Tulsa
Okla
Tratho P_ Scott
Scotty
Britain
Leah
Tulba Boat Company
Inglile
Reed
Merle
U.S. A
United States
Amy
Wavy
Marine Corps
Record claim for world broad jump from chair by Mr Naughton
An article touts a purported world record broad jump measured from a chair by Mr Waller Naughton of the Los Angeles Examiner. It describes a dramatic leap from a tenth-floor building in downtown Los Angeles amid a humorous war-era storytelling narrative, with witnesses and anecdotes from colleagues.
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Waller Naughton
Los Angeles Examiner
Golden West
Naughton
Elr
Los Angeles
Argonne
Rex
Brr
Mr. Goldstein
Br. Naughton
Dade County
Florida
Mr. Naughton
Goldstein
Hottie
Elgar
Damon Runyon Story Recalls Trembler Jump and Modest Heroics
The narration recounts a trembler moment involving Mr Naughton and Damon Runyon, noting his modesty about a jump judged like a potential new record. The piece recalls prior youthful feats, stomach pains during the leap, and a sign of theater-linked alarm as a separate episode emerges later in the prose.
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Naughon
Naughton
Klug Bean
Syed
Largest season crop foretold by careful reports
An unusual forecast notes this season may yield the country's largest crop on record, with commerce officials highlighting growing agricultural output and potential market implications. An Arabian herder and regional departments are cited in the fragmented text as contributing to the outlook.
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Denayiavant of Commerce
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From L A Light Files
December 2 1951 Withore M Kiejerg left Ban Antonio en route to Washington DC to represent the fourteenth congressional district as the congressional seat convenes December 5 1951. December 2 1941 Major General John Le Hind a former Eighth Army commander departed Fort Bliss for El Paso with Marshal Poot.
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Withore M. Kiejerg
Ban An
Tonio
Routa
Woohington
D. C
John le Hind
Fort Bliss
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