Cockpit Trouble Said to Cause Most Air Accidents
New York story quotes a First Air Force master sergeant with 16 years of experience, saying cockpit trouble causes nearly all accidents. He stresses pilot training on fuel gauge use, not retracting landing gear prematurely, proper propeller settings, and rigorous inspection routines in ground crews.
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Happiness Is Not What We Own But What We Feel
A reflection on possessions versus contentment, suggesting happiness comes from inner attitudes rather than wealth or status. It contrasts material luxuries with simple joys like gardening or canoeing and notes diverse human stories from culture, literature, and history.
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New York
Army crossword quiz wartime slang and phrases
Puzzle list blends military terms with abbreviations and clues. It includes barracks provisions, ranks, West Point references, battles and weapons, and scattered phrases about war effort, enlistment, and morale.
Federal Spending To Impel State and County Economy
Curtis Morris of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce warned that state and county public spending will shrink for at least a decade due to federal spending pressure. He urged efficiency, predicting a 30 percent cut in county government costs and a 25 percent reduction in education spending, with possible state machine reorganization by the next Legislature.
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East Texas Chamber of Commerce
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Texas
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Tojo vows U S and Britain must fall in war pledge
Japanese premier Tojo told about 20 000 at Osaka that Japan is determined to destroy the United States and Great Britain. He said Japan’s occupation of Aleutian Islands strengthened its position and that Japan would cooperate with India to end Anglo American influence in the subcontinent.
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Always Happens
A family dinner scene centers on a child’s comment asking if dessert is enough for all guests. The line reveals concern for fairness and shared abundance within a domestic gathering.
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Reading News: A Citizen Obligation and War Aid
The Key Center of War Information at Texas Tech promotes a reading program to educate all citizens. It urges daily time for news, diverse sources, selective focus on important topics, flexible reading, and critical judgment to recognize bias and influence.
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Texas Technological College
Sentry Halt Echoes in Detention Unit Encounter
In a tense scene a sentry orders Halt at a detention unit. A shadowy intruder answers with cryptic pride claiming arrival just yesterday. The exchange hints at an unknown newcomer and possible security concerns.
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