Legion Commander's Son Joins Army Air Force Cadet Program
Cadet Milo J Warner Jr son of the national Legion commander enlisted at Fifth Corps Area Headquarters in Columbus Ohio and heads to Parks Air College East St. Louis for primary cadet training He spoke of his love for flying and urged other youths to pursue aviation while his father and Corps Area officers welcomed him. Also included is guidance on sleepwalking and night terrors suggesting medical consultation for parents and adults with such symptoms.
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Milo J Warner, Jr
Darlington Rd
Toledo
American Legion
Army Air Force
Fifth Corps
Port Hayes
Columbus
Ohio
Parks Air College
East St. Louis
Army
E. P Pierson
Buckeye
State of Ohio
Highiway Department
Lawrenceville School
New Jersey
Kenyon College Gambler
Kenyon
Warner
US Army Air Forces
Hom
Wisconsin Muskellunge Hatchery Output Reaches New Year Totals
Wisconsin reports 1940 sees muskellunge plantings rise by over 4.2 million to a total of 27 814 739. Twenty two fish species hatched reared and distributed across the state including bass panfish stream trout wall eyed and great northern pike muskellunge. A muskellunge northern pike hybrid program and a new hatchery under partial operation will eventually yield 600 million fish.
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Wisconsin
United States
Discovery of vitamin importance noted to F Gowland Hopkins
The article credits F Gowland Hopkins of Cambridge University with revealing the importance of vitamins in nutrition through research studies made public in 1905.
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F. Gowland Hopkins
Cambridge University
England
Reversed Conviction Says Victim Not Human Being
A California murder verdict was overturned as the indictment failed to name the victim as a human. The court ruled the deceased, buried six feet deep, was treated as a mere object under the law. Also notes farming context with 1941 poultry and crop mentions.
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California
Broadway Radio Personalities and Musical Notes
A survey of stage and radio figures notes Dorothy Kilgallen as a Broadway columnist and mother on air, Miguelito Valdez singing in Cuba, Eddie Cantor returning to NBC Red, Paul Whiteman handling Burns and Allen, Seth Parker Lord’s We the People entering sixth year, Jane Seymour as Claudia’s mother on CBS Claudia and David, Ginger Rogers in Yom, Dick and Harry, Don Voorhees to lead a Broadway musical October, James Melton with a new song You Haunt My Heart based on Johann Strauss melodies.
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Claudia
Claudia and
David
Ginger Rogers
Harry
Break for Sergeant Major and Wedding Ring Origins
The piece notes an Ottawa Army day where Sgt Major H J Clare demonstrates a gas mask to a debutante as Canada publishes a large military force funded by the people. It then traces wedding ring origins from ancient rites and symbols of eternity, and closes with washable wall finishes in sheet form for bathrooms, offering easy home upgrades.
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Ergeant
H. J Clare
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Dairy and grain storage and feeding notes from USDA release
The USDA outlines defense program purchases of cheese evaporated milk and dried milk products from March to July. It warns soybeans heat sensitivity and gives moisture guidelines for bulk storage. It discusses fire impact on soil humus and breuth damage, and offers dairy cattle grain rations using corn oats or barley with optional 16 percent high protein supplement.
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US Department of Agriculture
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Er” Lord
Jane Seymour
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James Melton
Johann Strauss
Cleveland
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Babe Ruth
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Winston Churchill
Prince of Wales
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