Work Stoppages Harm War Efforts In War Plants
A veteran warning from Kearny New Jersey shipyard vice president Welter C Hemingway asserts that even brief work stoppages ripple through production, delaying troopships destroyers and cargo vessels, and may take weeks to restore line efficiency, affecting Allied combat and supply schedules.
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Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
United States Steel Corporation
Kearny
N. J
Hemingway
Walter Winchell On Broadway Scribbles and Speaks
A fragmented page reports Walter Winchell on Broadway gossip touching Frank Sinatra, Amos and Abdy families, and a $1000 bet on a Crossley poll. It mentions Louis Brownsted and Dan Gelenpaul, plus war fund links and various theater and press anecdotes with names like Shakespeare and Dorothy Kel.
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Frank Sinatra
Dido
Amos
Abdy
Lie Hreeman Goldens
Kwald Agency
Ames
Andy
Louis Brownsted
Dan Gelenpaul
National War Fund
Maritime Commission
Shubert
Gabel Webster
Shakespeare
Rot Joming
Pouid
War Time Juvenile Delinquency Report Summary
Washington reports the War Information Office released the first installment of a six part study on juvenile delinquency in the United States. It cites data from public and private agencies, notes increases since 1940 especially among girls, and discusses causes and war era factors. It warns figures are imperfect and dependent on reporting practices.
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Washington
Guieé of War Information
United States
Children's Bureau
U.S. Department of Labor
Children’s Bureau
Imoo
Stout
Amal
Ureau
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
J. Edigar Hoover
FBI
Unger
Sud Hele Arvert Carde Senk
Seeeeres Jvb
PBI
Liak
Ely
Mr. Hoover
National Probation Associaton
New York City
Justine Wise Poller
Children’s Division
Domestic Relations Court
Federal Bureau of Investigaton
FBI Statisstics
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Society For Social Hygiene
Hartford
Conn
Meadow in the Mountains Beside a Camp Tent
In rugged trails and dusted lanes lies a hidden meadow framed by Artes. Butterflies swarm lavender blooms while larks and quail roam the grasses. A tent sits apart as light shifts from noon to twilight, turning the meadow amber and rose with the changing day.
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Artes
Reform movement drawn by city commission clash
October 26 1933 report shows Finance Commissioner Frank H Bushick criticizing the old town while the city council seeks silence. A 1923 note records the Woman's Christian Temperance Union annual convention naming officers including Mrs Claude de Van Watts Austin president and Mrs Fred Hansors Dallas treasurer.
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City Commission
Frank H. Bushick
Woman's Christian Temporaire Union
Claude de van Watts
Austin
Amerman
Pam. Worth
Vrew
T. J. Minters
Meadow of Glory and Quiet Mind in King's Verse
By Elsie Robinson describes a meadow as a sacred interior space where light streams like cathedral windows and incense perfumed air. The narrator imagines thoughts as shafts of glory and violets, a private land where the mind rests in peace and song.
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Toni
King One
Price policy churn in Washington ends Prentiss Brown tenure
News Behind the News reviews Lear Henderson’s price axing successor Prentiss Brown who resigned amid clashes with OPA figures and calls for higher wages. Roosevelt factors, wage demands, and price statistics theme a looming fourth-term stance as Congress debates subsidies and policy shifts.
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Washington
Vighs
Lear Henderson
Prentiss Brown
Brown
Roosevelt
Tlol
Ickes
Henderson
Opa
Battle
Mnem
White House
Inbar
Inter
Congress
Demmand
First aid and hospital treatment for burns described
The article outlines immediate burn care focusing on shock management and patient stabilization. It covers resting the patient flat with head low, warmth, morphine use if available, fluids by mouth if conscious, and blood products if possible. It details wound cleaning for small burns and blister opening, then antiseptic dressings, and swift hospital transfer. Hospital care prioritizes shock treatment, controlled temperature, sterile procedures, and specialized bandaging.
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John F. Burton
Oklahoma
Burton
Br King Fens, Gyad. Inc
Those Texans By James Texas rail era and fences
A historical reflection on Texas rail expansion in the late 19th century. It describes how fences and gates were used to manage cattle along railroad rights of way, the advent of cattle guards, and the social impact as railroads spread through Texas Panhandle and surrounding counties. The piece cites the San Antonio Light as the source.
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James
Texas
Big Cow
Panhandle
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