Newsmen Held by Nazis Try Tap Dancing in Camp
American newspapermen and diplomats detained in Bad Nauheim, Germany, study 17 subjects including Russian philosophy and tap dancing while awaiting transfer home. The Bad Nauheim Pudding, the first American newspaper published in Europe by 19 correspondents, reports on life in the internment camp and notes a “shine ’em while you sleep” shoe-shining business run by former embassy clerks.
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Berne
Switzerland
Bad Nauheim
Germany
Reich
Europe
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Paris
Vienna
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Lovell
Lieut. Lattu
United States
Howard Fishburn
William Béaum
NYA to Stage Morale Contest in Ohio
Columbus March 6. The national youth administration in Ohio will run a morale building contest to boost defense training for 5,000 students in 52 production units. State administrator Leo B. Jacobs said the program aims to reach peak effectiveness and produce 100,000 workers every two to three months. Centers include Muskingum near Carrollton Charles Mill near Mansfield Mt. Logan near Chillicothe and Wilberforce near Xenia. A best unit will be named in each of six areas and then for the state ace.
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Columbus
National Youth Administration
Ohio
Leo B. Jacobs
Muskingum Center
Carrollton
Charles Mill
Mansfield
Mt. Logan
Chillicothe
Wilberforce Center
Xenia
NYA
Mr. Jacobs
Farms Still Have Plenty Of Uses For Old Dobbin
Dr. George A. Pond of the University of Minnesota notes horses offer flexible power, as multiple animals can be hitched for different tasks, and perform better on soft or wet ground than tractors. He cites a $70 annual cost and roughly 748 hours of work per horse per year, yielding under 10 cents per hour.
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ST. Paul
Minn
George A. Pond
University of Minnesota Agricultural Economist
Winona County
Pond
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