U S Tests Pilot Training Program For civilians training pilots
The article details a Roosevelt plan to test civilian pilot training in 13 colleges with a $10 million annual goal to train 20,000 pilots yearly. It covers selection, 35 hours of instruction, no military course, and aims to boost private aviation alongside national defense. It discusses world powers’ training efforts, possible costs, and congressional debates on expanding the air force.
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Congress
National Youth Administration
United States
England
France
Italy
Russia
Germany
Reich
Great Britain
Lina
Kansas
Purdue
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Texas A. and
M. College
Georgia School of Technology
New York University
San Jose State College
Pomona Junior College
Air Corps
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Asia
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U. S
al Williams
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Atlantic
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Union
Los Angeles
Timely hints on winter dieting and quick breading
C Houston Goudiss outlines midwinter meal plans to boost energy and digestion while staying within budget. He emphasizes breadstuffs as a dietary staple, pairing bread with milk and cheese for economical energy and protein, and notes adolescence and growth drive higher energy needs. A new quick-acting yeast is touted to enable faster home baking and variety in bread types.
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C. Houston Goudiss
Life
New Pure Dry Yeast Promises Quick Action And Longevity
A new fast dry yeast comes as granules that soften in water and bake promptly. It keeps its strength for weeks, letting homemakers bake when convenient. The product blends keeping qualities of dry yeast with rapid leavening for breads and pastries, from prune bread to waffles. Houston Goudiss reports in 1939.
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WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
Northern U S Goes Ski Crazy As Sport Turns Into Industry
A New York article notes skiing becoming a national industry with indoor shows at Madison Square Garden, Tomm Marstad’s 58 foot slide, and rapid growth in northern states. It highlights ski trains, lodging year round, rising clothing sales, and New England organizing trails and lifts as the sport thrives.
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U. S
New York
America
Madison Square Garden
Tomm Marstad
Norway
New England
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
How Sew by Ruth Wyeth Spears Inspires Reuse Cans
A reader seeks ideas to repurpose empty cans and recalls a Victorian footstool project using cans filled with sand. The note highlights Mrs. Spears’s books 1 Sewing for Home Decorator and 2 Gifts Novelties Embroidery, offering guidance and a free crazy quilt leaflet with purchase details.
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Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago
Ill
Little Man Found More Trials Were to Come
A big man and a little man argued on a canal bank. The big man boasted he could throw the other across the cut. They bet a dollar, the big man lifted and flipped the smaller man into the water. The little man surfaced and asked for his dollar, but the big man declared he would keep at it all day.
There Are Two Ways to Get at Constipation
Kellogg's All-Bran promotes regularity by providing bulk to combat common constipation. The ad suggests daily consumption with milk or in muffins, plus ample water, and notes production in Battle Creek and distribution by grocers.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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