University students weigh looks and worth in marriage choices
Men from five universities dislike gold-digging and heavy makeup and favor marrying dependable partners. While 256 men called the phrase true, 264 women were less sure. They differ on marriage age and intelligence as a basis for wedlock, with both sides agreeing on modesty and cross race-faith marriages as general issues.
Last Ditch Defense of the Suez Canal
A National Geographic bulletin notes the Suez Canal could serve as a last-ditch defensive line if Britain retires east from the Nile delta. The sea level waterway resists bombing and demolition only partial damage likely to breakwaters warehouses bank collapses or ship sinkages with barriers set in the channel. The canal sits on the Africa Asia boundary crossing the Isthmus of Suez, an isthmus land bridge.
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Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Nile Delta
Africa
Asia
Suez
National Geographic Society
Bataisk at Caucasus Edge Falls to Nazi Sweep
Bataisk seven miles southeast of Rostov and key rail crossroads on routes from Moscow to Caucasus oil centers and Azov port. Dams on the Don swamp river trade for Rostov, forcing Bataisk inland but giving it strategic rail importance amid the Nazi advance.
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Bataisk
Caucasus
Rostov
Don
North Caucasus
Newark
N. J
Moscow
Kharkov
Voronezh
Stalingrad
Azov
Frozen eggs wrapped in cellophane aid metal saving program
Frozen eggs are being packed in cellophane with a cardboard overcoat to reduce metal usage. Estimates for 1942 exceed 350 million pounds of eggs as bakers, restaurants, and households receive eggs frozen or dried after thawing. Lend lease shipments increasingly rely on dried eggs due to high nutrition per weight.
Amazon Amazons and Caucasus Legends in Wartime Bulletin
A National Geographic society bulletin warns of Nazi threats in the Caucasus as Amazon legends describe warrior women and rugged terrain aiding defense. Parallel figures discuss U S sugar consumption under rationing, noting production imports and margins amid wartime controls.
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Caucasus
National Geographic Society
Europe
Strabo
Black Sea
Mrs America and the War A guide for domestic needs
The War Production Board advises Mrs. America on rationing and fabric use. Sheets, towels, and linens shift to standard sizes and utilitarian types while imports remain sufficient. Care tips for rubber garments and cheerful letters to service members accompany practical household guidance.
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Mrs. America
War Production Board
America
Northern Ireland
Payroll Savings Buys Comfort For Your Fighting Relatives
The piece urges investing beyond 10 percent of family income in war bonds to aid soldiers’ comfort. It details example purchases totaling about $18.75 that could supply clothing, bedding, and gear for a fighting man, and notes a future $25 return per $18.75 invested.
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Marine Corps
U.S. Treasury
Family furlough brings help on farm harvest
Elmer Johnson arrives from Oklahoma for a 15 day furlough to aid his father with grain harvest. Timely visit by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hugos to Concordia relatives is noted. Miss Lynn Sanborn and two other sisters from Buffalo and Washington visit sister Mrs. R. E. Cooper in Concordia. A family picnic near Concordia is described with several local names.
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Elmer Johnson
Okla
Lynn Sanborn
Buffalo N. Y
Betty Sanborn
Washington, D. C
Eve Sanborn
Clay Center
R. E. Cooper
Mrs. E F Sederlin Visits Mrs Walter Henry
Mrs. E F Sederlin was a Thursday afternoon visitor of Mrs. Walter Henry, calling on her at home.
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E. F. Sederlin
Walter Henry
Philroy
Ft. Sam Houston
Shreveport la
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Hedstroms and Bergstroms Host Friday Visit
Mr and Mrs A N Hedstrom and Loren visited Mr and Mrs Ivan Bergstrom and Lorna on Friday evening sharing casual conversation and hospitality.
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A. N. Hedstrom
Loren
Ivan Bergstrom
Lorna
Local residents host visitors and shipments noted in community diary
Joseph Johnson and son ship cattle and hogs to the Kansas City market. Rev Hjalmar Larson and Everett Le Johnson join the shipment. Ahrens family and guests visit C C Reece home. Various residents exchange visits in Sunday afternoon and weekend gatherings, with multiple hospitality calls to the Danielsons, Ahrens, Perry, and Robinson families.
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Joseph Johnson and Son
Kansas City
Rev. Hjalmar Larson
Everett le Johnson
E. P. Ahrens
Cpl
Arnold Perry
Jeanette Ahrens
C. C. Reece
Hjalmar Larson
A. B. Johnson
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Gust Hallgren
Verle Hallgren
Paul Ewing
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Axel Smith
Esther
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Welch
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