Rainfall Averages and Monthly Precipitation Totals
Report shows 24 hour rainfall ending at 8 a m and 30-year average annual rainfall of 36.11 inches. Monthly averages from 1913 to 1941 list values for January through December with figures such as 2.49 inches in January and 3.83 inches in June and July.
Radio Highlights and Evening Broadcast Schedule
Radio highlights list program titles and guests across stations WTOP WMAL WRC and others for the evening. Includes Joe E Brown touring Pacific Army camps on Ceiling Unlimited and Vox Pop with Army K-9 Corps, WAACs vs Coast Guardsmen, Helen Traubel on The Telephone Hour, and a lineup of shows from 6 to 11 with music, news, and dramatic programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe E. Brown
South Pacific
Ceiling Unlimited
WTOP
Vox Pop
WAAC
Battle Six Coast Guardsmen
Harry Hagen
WMAL
Helen Traubel
Telephone Hour
Donald Voorhees
Bell Symphonic Orch
WRC
K. C
K.C
the Optimists
Harkness
Howe Music Arch Sibb
Agronie
Robert Bt
Wvtt
John
Lowell Thomas
Firestone
Counter Spy
Dr. I. Q
Gracie Fields
Templeton
Guy Lombardo
Little J’k
Shirer
Phil Brito
Richard Harkness
Arch McDonald
Reisman
Glasscock Twins Train Together In Flying Corps
Twins Joseph and James Glasscock of White Post Clarke County Virginia join the 764th School Squadron in Denver Colorado. They enlisted at 18 and, after volunteering, began basic training hoping to remain together and contribute to the war effort amid military dictators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasscock
Flying Corps
C. W. Glasscock
White Post
Clarke County
Hal Conefry
Denver
Colo
Joseph
James Glasscock
764Th
Jim
Virginia
Army
Twins Join Air Force Armament School Induction Notes
Two brothers named Joe and Jim, sent to Ft Meyer for induction, then to Miami Beach for basic and Buckley Field for Armament School. They grew up hunting in Virginia with their older brother employed at the Navy torpedo station in Washington DC. They worked in Washington prior to induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Miami Beach
Buckley Field
Main Hopley
Joe
James
Virginia
WaSiington
D. C
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
Jim
Naval Yards
Naval Torpedo Station
Washington, D. C
Soldiers praise Buckley Field and area in remarks
The passage notes positive views of Colorado regions including Buckley Field and nearby Army posts. Soldiers express enthusiasm for starting duties and hunting, contrasting favorable opinion of the field with their experiences.
Sharp Increase In Food Needed
Americans face widespread dietary inadequacy says nutrition experts. United States delegates at the United Nations Food conference outline plans with the National Resources Planning Board to boost domestic agriculture. The program targets 1954 full dietary adequacy through higher production of milk eggs cereal vegetables and fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
United States
United Nations Food Conference
National Resources Planning Board
National Research Council
Agriculture Department
Red Cross Aids Soldiers Families and Welfare in April
The Red Cross home service report for April lists 64 cases, 26 telegrams, six investigations, and eight continued cases. It notes 14 dependents aided with Family Allotments, welfare reports sent, and two investigations to the Veterans Administration. Production included 67 knitted articles, 325 sewn items, and 30,000 surgical dressings.
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Red Cross
Home Service
Veterans Administration
Mt. Alto
Penney
Charlottesville
Theatres For the War Fund
Wea
Capitol Theatre
Rllceway
Gore
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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