Plan for rapid wartime mobilization of U S industry
Washington officials disclose that over 20 000 industrial plants could switch to a wartime basis within 24 hours of war declaration. The plan would empower the President to mobilize resources, regulate prices and production, and coordinate industry with the armed forces, without a peace-time takeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
War Department
War Plans Division
Army and
Pavy
Harry H. Woodring
Woodring
Congress
Army
Navy
War and Navy Departments
California First in Cars Sacramento 1935 leads in registrations
California's registered automobiles surpass New York for 1935 with 2,423,000 amid a broader moral tale of sharing and kindness where a prince learns warmth through the Christ Child, leading to renewed care and community spirit.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
New York
The Christ Child Hungry Visit Haunts a Prince
A winter legend tells of a prince dining grandly who dismisses a pale child asking for food. The second knock returns and unsettles him as the tale unfolds with a moral about charity and compassion.
Planning and Preparation as Time and Money Savers
The article argues careful planning prevents repeated work and accidents. It contrasts fast, sloppy work with deliberate, correct methods, noting how missteps waste both time and money. It recommends a loose leaf notebook to record family measurements for easier shopping and fitting, with pages for each member and item.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Not what we give but what we share for the gift
A short Western Newspaper Union note on the meaning of gifts. It frames giving as a trifold act involving the giver, the recipient, and the divine essence of the gift. The quote emphasizes sharing over material abundance and reflects a reflective, moral tone.
Catnip, Kittens, and a Family Dilemma Gone Wrong
A narrator recounts a cat’s illness and a village with no vet, notes the failed catnip attempt, and tells how the litter of kittens faces eviction. After futile efforts to rehome them, the narrator ends up killing the kittens, sparking shock and accusations from the family.
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James J. Montague
The
Ark
Humane Society
Living Water Tank From Desert Cactus
The giant cactus stores water in its trunk stems and leaves. It may contain as much as 1,000 gallons of water and could provide a substantial water source in arid regions.
Lots of Variety in Crocheted Edgings
Wonderfully dainty edgings for collars cuffs lingerie towels sheets napkins can be crocheted from pattern 1300 The top edging mimics tatting but is easier and quicker Beginners can follow this pattern with detailed directions illustrations and stitch lists Send 15 cents for pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York NY Include name and addressPattern number.
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Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
N. Y
Wild Men Of Borneo Trade Skulls For Movie Stars
Travelers report Dyak tribesmen in Borneo have shifted from head hunting to collecting film star portraits. Trophies in tribal huts now mix with skull trophies as they display glamorous Hollywood actress pictures torn from magazines.
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Borneo
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