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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1944
Page
4
More than 100 countries provide varying levels of protection for inventions. The scope and strength of patents and related rights differ by jurisdiction, affecting how inventors safeguard their innovations globally.
A chart from Ellinger Research INCE 1939 reports per capita currency in circulation increasing by 96.70 dollars in the United States. It compares cash in August 1939 to November latest figure, detailing totals by bills and coins.
Domei agency reports Japan has deposed Fleet Admiral Osami Nagano and Field Marshal Gen Sugiyama after admitting U S losses at Truk. Admiral Shigetaro Shimada becomes Navy minister and Prime Minister Tojo is named Army chief of staff, reshaping wartime leadership in the Pacific.
The report notes machine gun bullets reach muzzle velocities of 2,800 feet per second and speeds around 1,800 miles per hour, illustrating extreme firepower.
Reminder lists war ration stamps and tokens for processed foods. Aive stamps DF 8 worth 10 points each valid through May 20. Blue tokens and green stamps with varying points valid through March 20. Green potato stamps and dive tokens may be used as change. Starting March 21 olive stamps and blue tokens will be moved for processed foods. Tokens and point stamps simplify purchases and save time.
High school and college students are invited to the third Army Navy College Qualifying Post on Wednesday morning March 10. The no prep test uses best answer technique to select candidates for the Army Specialized Training Program and Navy College Program. Eligible applicants include graduates by July 1 and under 20, with Navy candidates under 20. The programs aim to train specialists for armed forces, offering active duty service, college coursework, and potential ASLT placement.
Land Bolivia covers 266,500,000 acres but in 1938 only 451,000 acres were cultivated. This equates to about one-tenth of an acre per person, compared with the United States where cultivated land is about 2.5 acres per inhabitant.
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