Study on Nazi weapons and Trumpeter Swan comeback in Aberdeen
Army ordnance officers at a proving ground report German materiel quality deteriorating under Allied bombing, while Japanese gear lags in development. Meanwhile the trumpeter swan population rebounds to at least 221 in Aberdeen Praving Ground area after a 1953 refuge establishment at Red Rock Lakes Montana. Officers note German and Japanese weapons show weaknesses. U.S. materiel advances, and swans weigh at least 25 pounds with an eight foot wingspan, facing prior near extinction due to trade in down and skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Praving Ground
Third Reich
Army Ordnance
Oday
Apjlied
Warington
Ira N. Gabrielson
Fish and Wildlife Service
Red Rock Lakes
Natonal
Montana
Arranged in Arms Output Quick Shifts in Industry
Fragmentary note hints at rapid shifts in arms output and industry. Mentions GPGs and political positions, with references to Gore. Source text is jumbled but implies a discussion of defense production and policy impacts.
The War Today and thespectre of tyranny from He
A fragmentary wartime opinion piece discusses Nazi leadership, fate of the German race, and the moral stakes of resistance. It questions providence, portrays Hitler as failing Heaven’s support, and notes the public hunger for fresh news and subscriptions to a Herald style paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flore Hitler
Volun
Herald
Journal of Herald-American
Ial
Uae
Goldstein Rules On Delegates to 1944 Conventions
Albany reports Nathaniel J Goldstein discussed delegations to the 1947 Republican and Democratic National conventions. He noted that despite a new reapportionment act becoming law, it does not affect current congressional district designations until terms expire, except for elections. He emphasized continuing to appoint from existing districts through current term endings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldstein
Albany
Nathaniel J. Goldenston
Howard Cohen
Board of
Congress
Viano Named Editor of Coast Guard Paper All Hands
Robert E. Vieno a former upstate New York newspaper man and Syracuse University graduate has been named sole editor of All Hands, monthly publication of the Third Naval District. He previously edited the Onondaga team that profiled foreign weapons and demonstrated equipment in North Africa while serving as a first class Coast Guard storekeeper and intelligence officer. He is now stationed in New York City and was once secretary of Sige Publishers and managing editor of Gouverneur Advertiser.
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Viano
Upstate
Coast Guard
Robert E. Vieno
New York
Syracuse University
Felass
All Hands
Third Naval District
Coast and Oardnance Intelligence’ Guard
Onon
Syracuse
Ersity Yoater
Argel
North
Africa
Jouse Herald
Vn Sige Publishers
the Gouverneur
Essex
Boston
New York City
Lady Esther 4-Purpose Face Cream Ad Claims Four Benefits
An old advertisement extols Lady Esther 4-Purpose Face Cream as a single product that cleanses softens exfoliates and refines pores while providing a smooth base for powder. It urges readers to compare in a mirror and try the small jar to prove its claims and then buy the largest size.
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Lady Esther
WSA Clashes With Ship Union Over New Health Rules
Washington November 30 War Shipping Administration faced union protests over a regulation requiring seamen to undergo medical exactions. Union leaders criticized the order while WSA officials said ships would sail in accordance with regulations. Deputy WSA Administrator Capt Edward Macauley warned that resistance would not be tolerated and that ships would sail with or without union cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSA
Washington
War Shipping Administration
Tlery Lundebers
Seafarers’ International Union
Sailors Union of
Tcitic
Teller
Edward Macauley
Landes Anpee
Macauley
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Trumpeter Swan
Cole
Jarrett
Germany
George G
Eddy
Walnut
Col
Eddy Comement
WPH
Gpg
Sotlock Shadow
al Aaj Jong
Dee
Elec
Waitiy
Reich
Rominz
Sicily
Solomons
Aes
Fallon
Pillsbury’ eoLoEn, Sane
Eldteshiened
WAC
U.S. Army Recruiting Station
S. Solina St
Bancroft
Bancrofts
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