Main Scientific Achievements Of Year Listed
Ten science stories of 1941 chosen by Watson Davis are described and tied to wartime use. Highlights include vitamin-enriched flour, cure for grey hair with para-aminobenzoic acid, the Sept. 16 aurora, larger war airplanes, sulfadiazine burn spray, mosquitoes and flies as disease vectors, seawater magnesium production, new Sea Otter III cargo ship, radio locator for attacking planes, and a light-weight tank with four tons of armor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opyright
Science Service
Washington
Watson S Davis
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues List
A compiled crossword puzzle with across and down clues including stretches to slide muse history moon goddess maltkiln verbal fabulous pertaining to punishment Greek letter perish climbing and many more clues across and down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Ireland
Jones confides prodigal tale as Susan visits New York
In a Carrollton era breezy scene Fred Mosher races to rescue Susan after she wins a contest. Susan and Mr. Daniel Van Wert Jones ride in from Long Island where Jones recalls his lost youth and his longtime love Maudie while hinting at a memory tied to Susan. The chapter ends with a promise to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
New York
Fred Mosher
Susan
Charlottesville
Miss Alice
Susan Farmer
Daniel van Wert Jones
Long Island
Mr. Jones
Roy Leonard
Alice
Roy
Mrs. Jones
Deer Little Maudie
Maudie
Radio Highlights Seventh Edition and Army Update
A radio schedule lists programs on multiple stations with guests such as Maj. Alexander P. de Seversky Rear Admiral Belknap Ralph Ingersoll and Henry Breckenridge. The item notes Army parachutes retired from active duty after seven years may still be used in droppings supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WISV
America
Alexander P. de Seversky
Belknap
Ralph Ingersoll
Henry Breckenridge
Gerard Darrow
WRC
Buddy Baer
Jack Dempsey
Bill Stern
WJSV
Consumers Union
Colston E. Warne
Amherst College
Morris Fishbein
Army
Fire Kills Man and Three Children In Norfolk Home
A Negro man Sam Higgins aged 40 and his three children Maggie 10 Corine 5 and Joseph 3 died when a two story dwelling burned on Christmas night in Norfolk. An eight month old Shirley was saved by neighbor W H Williams and taken to St Vincent's Hospital with facial burns. Coroner Leon Nowitzky reported Higgins pulled a heater from the fire scattering flames. The wife reportedly left the home earlier after a quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Alice
Susan
Mason Morgan
New York
Patricia Potelli
Susan Farmer
Miss Alice
Norfolk
Sam Higgins
Maggie
Corine
Joseph
Shirley
W. H. Williams
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fred Wiggins
Joly
Leon’ Nowitzky
Wiggins
Higgins
New Zealand Tests Flax Growth for Linen Production
New Zealand researchers conduct experimental cultivation of flax to assess its suitability for linen fiber. Trials explore climate adaptability, yield potential, and fiber quality, aiming to expand local textile sourcing and value.
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Haldeman’s Creamery
Daily Acrossword
Toshine
Italy
Basilius
Central Press Association
WMAL
Israel
Hollywood
Teagarden
WRC Icen
Musicade
Labor
Lum
N' Abner
McDonald
Eric Sevareid
T'linson
People's of War
Perens Otero
Wayne King
Master Singers
Orchestra
Knickerbocker
Guy Lombardo
Playhouse
Truth, Or Consequences
Cavaro
Sammy Kaye
Whiteman
Val Olman
Dr. M. Fishbein
Arch McDonald
Vaughn Monroe
Revels
Maritime Provinces of Canada
Blondie
U. S
Patent Office
Uncle Bert
Bandits
Bud
Chic Young
BY Les Forgrave
Big Sister
Homer
M& Chair
Romer
Thimble Theater
Popeye
Spinachova
Simon
Gorshit
Etta Kett
Secret Agent X-9
Nancy
Muggs and
Skeeter
Mitchell
Pinkey
Raider
Gage
Rome
Powanes Syndience
By Paul Robinson
By Robert Stoff
Hello
NAVY
Cap
The
Olean
BY Wally Bishop
New Zealand
George
Geo
T. Barnsley
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