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Col. Johnson, Receiving Plaque, Recalls Dog Fight in France Col. Louis Johnson is shown receiving a plaque from Frank Steuart. —Star Staff Photo.
2/26/1939 Evening star.
Col. Johnson, Receiving Plaque, Recalls Dog Fight in France Col. Louis Johnson is shown receiving a plaque from Frank Steuart. —Star Staff Photo.
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Ming Tai, a distinguished member of a rare breed, a Lhassa terrier, owned by Bill Hatch of Falls Church, Va. Ming Tai was winner’s dog at the recent Baltimore show.
3/6/1939 Evening star.
Ming Tai, a distinguished member of a rare breed, a Lhassa terrier, owned by Bill Hatch of Falls Church, Va. Ming Tai was winner’s dog at the recent Baltimore show.
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MOURNING A FRIEND—Seventy-five girls of the St. Vincent's Home and School accord honors to their favorite mascot, a St. Bernard dog, in burial ceremonies. In their midst stands Charles
3/27/1939 Evening star.
MOURNING A FRIEND—Seventy-five girls of the St. Vincent's Home and School accord honors to their favorite mascot, a St. Bernard dog, in burial ceremonies. In their midst stands Charles
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to I J I Mildred, like Bum- £ ble, has lost some I teeth since you last * sow their pictures in the papers. A denist m pulls hers, but Bum ble just worries his out. si She dressed up and got out her dolls for the photographer, but pre fers to wear play suits and read. Favorite — book: "Alice in Won- H derland." I 1iww- iMMWvVP' r ■ I ■ H l Bumble, you can see, is something of on acrobat. But Mildred, who also bicycles, can out-stunt him on their trapeze. Their favorite hideaway is ‘The Club," a neighborhood playhouse in the nearby woods. For an outing, they'll take the zoo or circus—with daddy, who buys them hot dogs
6/25/1939 Evening star.
to I J I Mildred, like Bum- £ ble, has lost some I teeth since you last * sow their pictures in the papers. A denist m pulls hers, but Bum ble just worries his out. si She dressed up and got out her dolls for the photographer, but pre fers to wear play suits and read. Favorite — book: "Alice in Won- H derland." I 1iww- iMMWvVP' r ■ I ■ H l Bumble, you can see, is something of on acrobat. But Mildred, who also bicycles, can out-stunt him on their trapeze. Their favorite hideaway is ‘The Club," a neighborhood playhouse in the nearby woods. For an outing, they'll take the zoo or circus—with daddy, who buys them hot dogs
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,1—|jg MRS. ERNEST W. BROWN, With her dog, Bingo, admiring the water lilies which have blossomed recently in the in her
7/9/1939 Evening star.
,1—|jg MRS. ERNEST W. BROWN, With her dog, Bingo, admiring the water lilies which have blossomed recently in the in her
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BRED ON NEARBY i Dr. Joseph S. Beaty and his four famous foxhounds, left to right, King Tut II, Broadway, Baldy and the Duke of York. “These dogs all have good mouths that carry for miles,” says the owner. Tut II is the and best hunter that I know of today.”
7/16/1939 Evening star.
BRED ON NEARBY i Dr. Joseph S. Beaty and his four famous foxhounds, left to right, King Tut II, Broadway, Baldy and the Duke of York. “These dogs all have good mouths that carry for miles,” says the owner. Tut II is the and best hunter that I know of today.”
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NEW SKEET STAR—Diana Bolling of Old Green title, with her dog, which she took with her to th
9/3/1939 Evening star.
NEW SKEET STAR—Diana Bolling of Old Green title, with her dog, which she took with her to th
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Fleet Takes Up Battle Stations! JERRY JANE WYNNE of Dallat. Tex. MRS. WILLIAM SAYERS of Richmond Hill, Ontario. ROBERT HARRIS of Fredericktburg, Va. BETTY JANE STEWART of Dallas. Tex. MARGARET DOGGETT of Dallas, Tex. MARGARET l. ROOKE of Northampton, Mass. MARTHA BONNET of Chariton, Iowa. KATHRYN McGUIRE of Minneapolis. KATHERINE UNDERWOOD of Dallas, Tex. MARGARET McGUIRE of t Minneapolis. BARBARA HULL of St. Louis. —A. P. Wirephotos. yciauna die ucurveu uj nave Deen aooara me nner Atnema, torpedoed this morning off the Hebrides.
9/4/1939 Evening star.
Fleet Takes Up Battle Stations! JERRY JANE WYNNE of Dallat. Tex. MRS. WILLIAM SAYERS of Richmond Hill, Ontario. ROBERT HARRIS of Fredericktburg, Va. BETTY JANE STEWART of Dallas. Tex. MARGARET DOGGETT of Dallas, Tex. MARGARET l. ROOKE of Northampton, Mass. MARTHA BONNET of Chariton, Iowa. KATHRYN McGUIRE of Minneapolis. KATHERINE UNDERWOOD of Dallas, Tex. MARGARET McGUIRE of t Minneapolis. BARBARA HULL of St. Louis. —A. P. Wirephotos. yciauna die ucurveu uj nave Deen aooara me nner Atnema, torpedoed this morning off the Hebrides.
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Boys Operate Shooting Qallery and Sell Hot Dogs to Qet Funds for Clubhouse Gathered at the club house built from, proceeds of a shooting gallery and a hot dog sale are left to right: Phil MacKelvie, 9; Bill Wheatley, jr., 12; Jay MacKelvie, 14, and Joe Richards, 5. The Photo.
9/10/1939 Evening star.
Boys Operate Shooting Qallery and Sell Hot Dogs to Qet Funds for Clubhouse Gathered at the club house built from, proceeds of a shooting gallery and a hot dog sale are left to right: Phil MacKelvie, 9; Bill Wheatley, jr., 12; Jay MacKelvie, 14, and Joe Richards, 5. The Photo.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTOR AT WORK—Knee-Hi, a wire-haired fox terrier, is busy teaching Washington school children rules of safety. Above, the dog sets a good example by remaining on the curb until traffic has been halted and the policeman has given the signal to cross. A pupil demonstrates what happens frequently when an over anxious youngster attempts to cross a thoroughfare while traffic is in motion. His rashness apparently has saddened the canine safety teacher. On the left is Dr. George E. Brunson, owner of Knee-Hi and director of the current tour of schools. One of the safety principles urged upon children by the dog is “No playing in the streets!” Knee-Hi feels quite strongly on this subject, as witness her efforts here to break up a football game. School, police and traffic officials are co-operating with The Star in the cam paign. —Star Staff Photos - ■ ■ - -
9/21/1939 Evening star.
SAFETY INSTRUCTOR AT WORK—Knee-Hi, a wire-haired fox terrier, is busy teaching Washington school children rules of safety. Above, the dog sets a good example by remaining on the curb until traffic has been halted and the policeman has given the signal to cross. A pupil demonstrates what happens frequently when an over anxious youngster attempts to cross a thoroughfare while traffic is in motion. His rashness apparently has saddened the canine safety teacher. On the left is Dr. George E. Brunson, owner of Knee-Hi and director of the current tour of schools. One of the safety principles urged upon children by the dog is “No playing in the streets!” Knee-Hi feels quite strongly on this subject, as witness her efforts here to break up a football game. School, police and traffic officials are co-operating with The Star in the cam paign. —Star Staff Photos - ■ ■ - -
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- --■ rnmm Eighty-year-old Pierce Markey entered his pet rat terrier Judy in the trick dog contest, won first prize. He then became a fugitive from buyers. —Star Staff and A. P. Photos.
10/14/1939 Evening star.
- --■ rnmm Eighty-year-old Pierce Markey entered his pet rat terrier Judy in the trick dog contest, won first prize. He then became a fugitive from buyers. —Star Staff and A. P. Photos.
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FREDERICKSBURG PUTS ON THE DOG—The annual dog mart in Fredericksburg, Va., at tracted every known variety of dog and a few never heard of before. Constance Moore
10/14/1939 Evening star.
FREDERICKSBURG PUTS ON THE DOG—The annual dog mart in Fredericksburg, Va., at tracted every known variety of dog and a few never heard of before. Constance Moore
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'Singing‘ Bush Dog Is Newest Arrival at National Zoo The “singing" bush dog now at the Washington Zoo. —Star Staff Photo.
10/14/1939 Evening star.
'Singing‘ Bush Dog Is Newest Arrival at National Zoo The “singing" bush dog now at the Washington Zoo. —Star Staff Photo.
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CONSOLATION OFFERED—Knee-Hi, the safety dog, consoles Kenneth Tomlin, 8, of 1932 Calvert street N.W., who was injured on the school playground yesterday at the Cooke School.
10/14/1939 Evening star.
CONSOLATION OFFERED—Knee-Hi, the safety dog, consoles Kenneth Tomlin, 8, of 1932 Calvert street N.W., who was injured on the school playground yesterday at the Cooke School.
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KNEE-HI ON THE AIR—Knee Hi, the safety terrier, “sang” over the radio yesterday for a Red Cross appeal program with, left to right, Announcer Gordon Hittenmark, Dr. George E. Brunson, the dog’s trainer; Edgar Morris, chairman of the Red Cross Roll Call drive, and Announcer Lee Everett. -^Star Staff Photo.
10/15/1939 Evening star.
KNEE-HI ON THE AIR—Knee Hi, the safety terrier, “sang” over the radio yesterday for a Red Cross appeal program with, left to right, Announcer Gordon Hittenmark, Dr. George E. Brunson, the dog’s trainer; Edgar Morris, chairman of the Red Cross Roll Call drive, and Announcer Lee Everett. -^Star Staff Photo.
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Without Gray Hairs Germany's Navy A Is Veteran Dogger Bank Jutland Press. Admiral Arich Raeder. vet World W'ar sea battles at Bank and Jutland, has spent 63 years in the German up until two years ago he didn't have a gray hair he'll grow in Germany's struggle against the world's power remains to be it's certain that the se chief of the German what he's up against, told a German youth is no doubt that a strong directed, decisively war. » • • Every war sea power, moreover, will be on the seas.1" he s had more than GRAND ADMIRAL
10/29/1939 Evening star.
Without Gray Hairs Germany's Navy A Is Veteran Dogger Bank Jutland Press. Admiral Arich Raeder. vet World W'ar sea battles at Bank and Jutland, has spent 63 years in the German up until two years ago he didn't have a gray hair he'll grow in Germany's struggle against the world's power remains to be it's certain that the se chief of the German what he's up against, told a German youth is no doubt that a strong directed, decisively war. » • • Every war sea power, moreover, will be on the seas.1" he s had more than GRAND ADMIRAL
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.... ■-«». i ..fcJBJMa * KNEE-HI PROTESTS BOYS BUILDING FIRE—KNEE-HI, the little safety terrier, yowls her pro test at these three boys taking advantage of the autumn leaves to build a fire near an automobile, the little dog thinks is decidedly unsafe. The boys, who are just kidding about the fire, Reginald Greenwood, Floyd Coleman and Walter Brannan of the Bowen School.
11/9/1939 Evening star.
.... ■-«». i ..fcJBJMa * KNEE-HI PROTESTS BOYS BUILDING FIRE—KNEE-HI, the little safety terrier, yowls her pro test at these three boys taking advantage of the autumn leaves to build a fire near an automobile, the little dog thinks is decidedly unsafe. The boys, who are just kidding about the fire, Reginald Greenwood, Floyd Coleman and Walter Brannan of the Bowen School.
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KNEE-HI MEETS P.-T. A.—Knee-Hi, The Star’s safety dog, shown yesterday as slie appeared before the Raymond School Parent-Teacher Association. Left to right are Mrs. Donald Warren and her son Jimmie, 11; Mrs. Charles R. Peters and her son Ranny, 9, and Mrs. Carl Edmonston
11/10/1939 Evening star.
KNEE-HI MEETS P.-T. A.—Knee-Hi, The Star’s safety dog, shown yesterday as slie appeared before the Raymond School Parent-Teacher Association. Left to right are Mrs. Donald Warren and her son Jimmie, 11; Mrs. Charles R. Peters and her son Ranny, 9, and Mrs. Carl Edmonston
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Brother of'Buddy 11/ PEmous Seeing-Eye Dog, Is Lost MERLE THORPE LOSES VALUED PET—Lir (pronounced Lear), the valuable police dog which disappeared last Wednesday from the hom; of Merle Thorpe, editor of Nation’s Business, on the
1/17/1940 Evening star.
Brother of'Buddy 11/ PEmous Seeing-Eye Dog, Is Lost MERLE THORPE LOSES VALUED PET—Lir (pronounced Lear), the valuable police dog which disappeared last Wednesday from the hom; of Merle Thorpe, editor of Nation’s Business, on the
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u>t Ashcan Baby Saved by Dog Four hours oJd and wrapped only in a sheet, this baby girl was found in a Brooklyn, N. Y., ashcan when a police dog interrupted his master's morning stroll by barking madly at the receptacle. Today, the foundling ia thriving in Kings County Hospiial. {Central Prtu)
2/19/1940 Henderson daily dispatch.
u>t Ashcan Baby Saved by Dog Four hours oJd and wrapped only in a sheet, this baby girl was found in a Brooklyn, N. Y., ashcan when a police dog interrupted his master's morning stroll by barking madly at the receptacle. Today, the foundling ia thriving in Kings County Hospiial. {Central Prtu)
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German airmen at a field within swift striking distance of the enemy lines turn out for a flight over the western front. may be the primary mission but there are inevitable dog-fights ahead from which some may not return. (Passed German censor.)
3/3/1940 Evening star.
German airmen at a field within swift striking distance of the enemy lines turn out for a flight over the western front. may be the primary mission but there are inevitable dog-fights ahead from which some may not return. (Passed German censor.)
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i in Dogdom and Their Masters; Comments on Notes on Shows Here and Elsewhere W. Schar terrier, Ta itory of the In Eng Wlldoaks, Ta whelped in There in short and best He was Scharfeld, keen com 1939. He at Har Cam the New Rochester, and Cleve show he called “In Talaurora continued in the “spe that, his to a bit has missed in Talaurora Smasher, international champion, owned by
3/24/1940 Evening star.
i in Dogdom and Their Masters; Comments on Notes on Shows Here and Elsewhere W. Schar terrier, Ta itory of the In Eng Wlldoaks, Ta whelped in There in short and best He was Scharfeld, keen com 1939. He at Har Cam the New Rochester, and Cleve show he called “In Talaurora continued in the “spe that, his to a bit has missed in Talaurora Smasher, international champion, owned by
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tips from "Old Man" Moses Grove are two of his pitching associates of the Boston Red Sox, Wilburn Butland (left) and Herb Hash (right). High and low ore tops. Miss Constance Winant introduces her 160-pound Irish Wolfhound Su homstead Flute," best of breed and largest dog in the Alexandria (Vo.) dog show, to Little Boy Blues Peke aristocrat of the show.
5/5/1940 Evening star.
tips from "Old Man" Moses Grove are two of his pitching associates of the Boston Red Sox, Wilburn Butland (left) and Herb Hash (right). High and low ore tops. Miss Constance Winant introduces her 160-pound Irish Wolfhound Su homstead Flute," best of breed and largest dog in the Alexandria (Vo.) dog show, to Little Boy Blues Peke aristocrat of the show.
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of some creature. man could watch two cowhands beat each other to a pulp and never bat an eye, but let one of them mistreat a dog, or rope a calf carelessly, the child — and adored him
6/23/1940 Evening star.
of some creature. man could watch two cowhands beat each other to a pulp and never bat an eye, but let one of them mistreat a dog, or rope a calf carelessly, the child — and adored him
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NEWS FROM DOGDOM Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest in Washington and Vicinity By R. R. Taynton. Sultan of Romance, a kuvasz, owned by Dr. F. H. Schultz, Md.
7/14/1940 Evening star.
NEWS FROM DOGDOM Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest in Washington and Vicinity By R. R. Taynton. Sultan of Romance, a kuvasz, owned by Dr. F. H. Schultz, Md.
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Five big winners from the Mobla Kennels of Old English shee p dogs, owned by Mrs. Mary Schloss. —Brown Photo.
7/28/1940 Evening star.
Five big winners from the Mobla Kennels of Old English shee p dogs, owned by Mrs. Mary Schloss. —Brown Photo.
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Dogs have proved to be highly valuable assistants to the men in the fields during the present war, and Germany is reliably reported to have 100,000 trained dogs to aid in blitz krieging the enemy. In the above photo a French war dog is mask the recent invasion.
8/25/1940 Evening star.
Dogs have proved to be highly valuable assistants to the men in the fields during the present war, and Germany is reliably reported to have 100,000 trained dogs to aid in blitz krieging the enemy. In the above photo a French war dog is mask the recent invasion.
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Dour Daiquiri, champion bulldog owned by Carlos Henriquez.
9/1/1940 Evening star.
Dour Daiquiri, champion bulldog owned by Carlos Henriquez.
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SKY BATTLE DEATH PATTERN—These paths of vapor mark the passage of British and German planes engaged in a dog fight over the Kent coast August 28. The lines indicate the deadly advantage over the other. Note how vapor lines from two exhausts seem to parallel each other until they merge In a tight turn at upper left of picture. A barrage balloon can be seen at
9/4/1940 Evening star.
SKY BATTLE DEATH PATTERN—These paths of vapor mark the passage of British and German planes engaged in a dog fight over the Kent coast August 28. The lines indicate the deadly advantage over the other. Note how vapor lines from two exhausts seem to parallel each other until they merge In a tight turn at upper left of picture. A barrage balloon can be seen at
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LOCAL POINTER WINS CANADIAN STAKE i; V- fIHH * m Me; JBH| A hunting dog, a pointer, “Tarheels Sassy Jane” by name, won honor for itself, its owner, and for the sport ing local community last week at Moose Jaw, Canada, where field trials were held. This dog, owned by Stanley G. Bayly, won first place in a SISOO second; and 20% to third. The win ner was trained and handled by Crangle, of Waynesboro, Georgia. “Sassy Jane is 19 months old, competed in a test where there forty nine starters. The test was running, handling, and bird Congratulations are due to the herself, her owner, and to all
9/6/1940 Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise.
LOCAL POINTER WINS CANADIAN STAKE i; V- fIHH * m Me; JBH| A hunting dog, a pointer, “Tarheels Sassy Jane” by name, won honor for itself, its owner, and for the sport ing local community last week at Moose Jaw, Canada, where field trials were held. This dog, owned by Stanley G. Bayly, won first place in a SISOO second; and 20% to third. The win ner was trained and handled by Crangle, of Waynesboro, Georgia. “Sassy Jane is 19 months old, competed in a test where there forty nine starters. The test was running, handling, and bird Congratulations are due to the herself, her owner, and to all
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IF A DOG COULD TALK! H. Clark Willett, 1305 Thirtieth street N.W
9/15/1940 Evening star.
IF A DOG COULD TALK! H. Clark Willett, 1305 Thirtieth street N.W
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LONG LANK AND LEAN, SHORT SMOOTH AND STUBBY, FIERCE FAT AND FUZZY—There were all kinds of dogs among those put on the block yesterday as Fredericksburg, Va., revived its historic dog mart. Here youngsters parade their pets.
10/5/1940 Evening star.
LONG LANK AND LEAN, SHORT SMOOTH AND STUBBY, FIERCE FAT AND FUZZY—There were all kinds of dogs among those put on the block yesterday as Fredericksburg, Va., revived its historic dog mart. Here youngsters parade their pets.
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NEWS FROM DOGDOM v Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest in Washington and Vicinity By R. R. Taynton. Pine Ridge King, champion Chesapeake Bay retriever, ownea William E.
10/6/1940 Evening star.
NEWS FROM DOGDOM v Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest in Washington and Vicinity By R. R. Taynton. Pine Ridge King, champion Chesapeake Bay retriever, ownea William E.
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Who Wasn't a Dog have folk. — I my as been pets has the dog mis our She Zorra was a fox who had both feet on the ground
10/6/1940 Evening star.
Who Wasn't a Dog have folk. — I my as been pets has the dog mis our She Zorra was a fox who had both feet on the ground
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MISS ROSEMARY MERRILL AND CHAMPION SUMBULA’S HOT DOG. Miss Merrill is pictured with one of the dogs to be shown at the Boxer Show, which will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Merrill next Sunday afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock.
10/27/1940 Evening star.
MISS ROSEMARY MERRILL AND CHAMPION SUMBULA’S HOT DOG. Miss Merrill is pictured with one of the dogs to be shown at the Boxer Show, which will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Merrill next Sunday afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock.
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NEWS FROM DOGDOM Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest in Washington and Vicinity Mrs. John Anderton’t chow chow, Ch. latt It last.
10/27/1940 Evening star.
NEWS FROM DOGDOM Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest in Washington and Vicinity Mrs. John Anderton’t chow chow, Ch. latt It last.
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Charlie Bell, uproarious clown, of Ringling Brothers and Bar num & Bailey circus, is aided by his trick dog. Teaching a dog new tricks requires patience, and Mr. Bell can’t let himself grow nervous and irritable through loss of sleep. By the way. how did you sleep last night? If the caffein in coffee keeps you awake, switch to Sanka Coffee. It's 97c'c caffein-free, and can't keep you awake! It's real coffee, all coffee . .. only the caffein is removed. The Council on Foods of the American Medical Association says: "Sanka Coffee is free from caffein effect and can be used when other coffee has been forbidden." Get Sanka Coffee in "regular” or "drip" grind. Copyright, 1U40. General Foods Corp. Sanka Coffee Tuna in..."Wa,tha Paopla"-Laughs,thrills, pathos, drama, as real people tell true experi ences! Tuesday evening - WJSV, 9 P.M.
11/3/1940 Evening star.
Charlie Bell, uproarious clown, of Ringling Brothers and Bar num & Bailey circus, is aided by his trick dog. Teaching a dog new tricks requires patience, and Mr. Bell can’t let himself grow nervous and irritable through loss of sleep. By the way. how did you sleep last night? If the caffein in coffee keeps you awake, switch to Sanka Coffee. It's 97c'c caffein-free, and can't keep you awake! It's real coffee, all coffee . .. only the caffein is removed. The Council on Foods of the American Medical Association says: "Sanka Coffee is free from caffein effect and can be used when other coffee has been forbidden." Get Sanka Coffee in "regular” or "drip" grind. Copyright, 1U40. General Foods Corp. Sanka Coffee Tuna in..."Wa,tha Paopla"-Laughs,thrills, pathos, drama, as real people tell true experi ences! Tuesday evening - WJSV, 9 P.M.
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ONE BEAUTY, TWO BEASTS—Pictured at the Potomac Boxer Club’s sanctioned show here yes terday are Jane Casey, daughter of the Australian Minister, one of the spectators, with two dogs owned Mrs. Jouett Shouse. Little Miss Casey is petting Iller von Zwettlerheim and Wanda
11/4/1940 Evening star.
ONE BEAUTY, TWO BEASTS—Pictured at the Potomac Boxer Club’s sanctioned show here yes terday are Jane Casey, daughter of the Australian Minister, one of the spectators, with two dogs owned Mrs. Jouett Shouse. Little Miss Casey is petting Iller von Zwettlerheim and Wanda
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NEWS FROM DOGDOM ' Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest in Washington and Vicinity By R. R. Taynton. Kelso Kennels’ Champion Maroufke of Kelso, a schipperke.
11/17/1940 Evening star.
NEWS FROM DOGDOM ' Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest in Washington and Vicinity By R. R. Taynton. Kelso Kennels’ Champion Maroufke of Kelso, a schipperke.
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NEWS FROM DOGDOM Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest in Washington and Vicinity By R. R. Taynton. Bethcairn Kennels' cairn terrier, International Champion
12/1/1940 Evening star.
NEWS FROM DOGDOM Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest in Washington and Vicinity By R. R. Taynton. Bethcairn Kennels' cairn terrier, International Champion
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‘|‘YPICAL young Britons flying the planes that are daily meeting the shock of Nazi bombing over England and taking a heavy toll of the outnumbering enemy ships. They come to you name less in the pictures as passed by the British censor—merely os types of the youngsters who smiling through their days of nerve-racking dog fights with the enemy over bomb-torn British cities At upper left is a pilot. Next to him is a squadron leader, wearing the ribbon of the Distin guished Flying Cross. The youngster at lower left was snapped as he climbed from his plane a sky brush with the enemy. The man at lower left, with an eye aloft, is described merely as fighter." ,
12/15/1940 Evening star.
‘|‘YPICAL young Britons flying the planes that are daily meeting the shock of Nazi bombing over England and taking a heavy toll of the outnumbering enemy ships. They come to you name less in the pictures as passed by the British censor—merely os types of the youngsters who smiling through their days of nerve-racking dog fights with the enemy over bomb-torn British cities At upper left is a pilot. Next to him is a squadron leader, wearing the ribbon of the Distin guished Flying Cross. The youngster at lower left was snapped as he climbed from his plane a sky brush with the enemy. The man at lower left, with an eye aloft, is described merely as fighter." ,
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"THE THIEF Of BAGDAD TTT —niinKiHi ' N l tRT u | ~w < . ' Hj? Ws - M lure* the Princess aboard a ahip and sail* away with her. The dog, who ha* followed her, ia thrown over hoard and h forced to awim aahore. Then the Prince**, indmg herself trapped, and seeing no mean* of escape, caosent* to come to her enemy’s arms. The instant Jaffar'* arms encircle her, Abu return* r v *r4H iv r , f , '| to his original form and Ahmad’s eyesight returns. Undaunted by their recent misfortunes, the Prince and his friend appropriate a small boat in the harbor and set out in pursuit of Jaffar’* ship. But Jaffar possesses a plen tiful store of enchantments. When he sees the helpless little boat approaching his galleon, he conjures up a With CONRAD VEIDT, sabu, and JUNE duprez starts CHRISTMAS DAY th t e MARYLAND Theatre gBH ' * 4 " ' ! Wm , “A violent storm that is effective only against his pursuers. The little wherry is dashed against a rock and wrecked, and Ahmad and Abu are separated as they swim for their lives. Abu is cast up on a desert shore, where he finds a mysterious sealed bottle. His curiosity too strong for I it him, he opens it, and an amazing spectacle greets his eyes. A thick cloud of black smoke rises from the bottle’s mouth and swells to the size of a mountain. When the smoke clears, standing before him is the huge figure of a Djinn—a malevolent monster who threatens to crush the life from his body.
12/19/1940 The voice of labor.
"THE THIEF Of BAGDAD TTT —niinKiHi ' N l tRT u | ~w < . ' Hj? Ws - M lure* the Princess aboard a ahip and sail* away with her. The dog, who ha* followed her, ia thrown over hoard and h forced to awim aahore. Then the Prince**, indmg herself trapped, and seeing no mean* of escape, caosent* to come to her enemy’s arms. The instant Jaffar'* arms encircle her, Abu return* r v *r4H iv r , f , '| to his original form and Ahmad’s eyesight returns. Undaunted by their recent misfortunes, the Prince and his friend appropriate a small boat in the harbor and set out in pursuit of Jaffar’* ship. But Jaffar possesses a plen tiful store of enchantments. When he sees the helpless little boat approaching his galleon, he conjures up a With CONRAD VEIDT, sabu, and JUNE duprez starts CHRISTMAS DAY th t e MARYLAND Theatre gBH ' * 4 " ' ! Wm , “A violent storm that is effective only against his pursuers. The little wherry is dashed against a rock and wrecked, and Ahmad and Abu are separated as they swim for their lives. Abu is cast up on a desert shore, where he finds a mysterious sealed bottle. His curiosity too strong for I it him, he opens it, and an amazing spectacle greets his eyes. A thick cloud of black smoke rises from the bottle’s mouth and swells to the size of a mountain. When the smoke clears, standing before him is the huge figure of a Djinn—a malevolent monster who threatens to crush the life from his body.
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"Jack and His Dog," pastel by Edith McCartney, in the
12/29/1940 Evening star.
"Jack and His Dog," pastel by Edith McCartney, in the
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NEWS FROM DOGDOM Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest in Washington and Vicinity By R. /?. Taynton. r—. -.. ... ». "i Peter Pen Adventure, Welsh terrier owned by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scaggs. ; :
1/5/1941 Evening star.
NEWS FROM DOGDOM Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest in Washington and Vicinity By R. /?. Taynton. r—. -.. ... ». "i Peter Pen Adventure, Welsh terrier owned by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scaggs. ; :
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Wild West Rodeo in if!n*.rt. «rj!‘;f,chtri "t” c?!"p<te *4 Ph0*"»*. Art*., on February 13 ♦h.ir wm wo.r **.■ «J»*n»P*«n*hlp rodeo.” Cowboys are shown matching their skills against untamed animals in bone-crushing events of last year’s contest. Other rodeos will be held throughout the West and are expected to draw great crowds. v Dog The Westminster est of its kind, will 11 in New York. dog,” a cocker with its owner, H. Above: his
2/7/1941 The McDowell times.
Wild West Rodeo in if!n*.rt. «rj!‘;f,chtri "t” c?!"p<te *4 Ph0*"»*. Art*., on February 13 ♦h.ir wm wo.r **.■ «J»*n»P*«n*hlp rodeo.” Cowboys are shown matching their skills against untamed animals in bone-crushing events of last year’s contest. Other rodeos will be held throughout the West and are expected to draw great crowds. v Dog The Westminster est of its kind, will 11 in New York. dog,” a cocker with its owner, H. Above: his
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pfm: mk’&g&m Around the turn and into the stretch. The spectators are hang ing onto their seats now. In their muzzles and silks the racing pups ore strange streaks of brindle and grey, still after that rabbit. Mynimann | Pushing QOG racing has rushed through its trial days and is now a big time sport in Miami. The four tracks that operate in the Miami area from early December to late April represent an investment of about $3,000,000 The sport and its betting play have grown to such proportions that the Florida Racing Commission has stepped in to approve schedules and other affairs of the pastime. Nearly 2,000,000 customers pay their way into the races every season and the annual pari mutuel play runs up to $15,000,000. About 2,000 dogs and 500 owners and trainers are identified with the sport around Miami. Value of the speed bred greyhounds usually runs from $50 up to $1,000, but Champion Rural Rube can't be bought for $5,000 Owners place the collective value of their kennels
2/23/1941 Evening star.
pfm: mk’&g&m Around the turn and into the stretch. The spectators are hang ing onto their seats now. In their muzzles and silks the racing pups ore strange streaks of brindle and grey, still after that rabbit. Mynimann | Pushing QOG racing has rushed through its trial days and is now a big time sport in Miami. The four tracks that operate in the Miami area from early December to late April represent an investment of about $3,000,000 The sport and its betting play have grown to such proportions that the Florida Racing Commission has stepped in to approve schedules and other affairs of the pastime. Nearly 2,000,000 customers pay their way into the races every season and the annual pari mutuel play runs up to $15,000,000. About 2,000 dogs and 500 owners and trainers are identified with the sport around Miami. Value of the speed bred greyhounds usually runs from $50 up to $1,000, but Champion Rural Rube can't be bought for $5,000 Owners place the collective value of their kennels
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In his special line of charm Panso had no competition in the Westminster dog show at New York. He was the only Mexican hairless with thatched head in the show.
2/23/1941 Evening star.
In his special line of charm Panso had no competition in the Westminster dog show at New York. He was the only Mexican hairless with thatched head in the show.
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ROUTED BY EARLY MORNING FIRE—James H. Higgs, jr., 12 Ueft), and his brother Louis, 9, pic tured with their dog Duke, who gave the alarm early today when fire broke out in the home of their parents. Maj. and Mrs. James H. Higgs, 4444 Linnean avenue N.W. The family escaped from a second-floor means of a made of a sheet and blanket
2/25/1941 Evening star.
ROUTED BY EARLY MORNING FIRE—James H. Higgs, jr., 12 Ueft), and his brother Louis, 9, pic tured with their dog Duke, who gave the alarm early today when fire broke out in the home of their parents. Maj. and Mrs. James H. Higgs, 4444 Linnean avenue N.W. The family escaped from a second-floor means of a made of a sheet and blanket
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ROUTED BY EARLY MORNING FIRE—James H. Higgs, jr., 12 (left), and his brother Louis, 9, pic tured with their dog Duke, who gave the alarm early today when fire broke out in the home of their parents, Maj. and Mrs, James H. Higgs, 4444 Linnean avenue N.W. The family escaped
2/25/1941 Evening star.
ROUTED BY EARLY MORNING FIRE—James H. Higgs, jr., 12 (left), and his brother Louis, 9, pic tured with their dog Duke, who gave the alarm early today when fire broke out in the home of their parents, Maj. and Mrs, James H. Higgs, 4444 Linnean avenue N.W. The family escaped
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Boswell. That dog up front is Huskie, a lot of mascot. I I . 1 1 ■ 11 i SUMP’N TO BE PROUD OF—The photographer interrupted a banquet given at Roosevelt High last night for the school’s conquering basket ball team to snap this picture of Miss May P. Brad shaw, principal, Coach Herman Littman (center) and Hymie Perlo, star player. District public high champs, the Rough Riders lost to Gonzaga in The Star tournament final but bounded back gamely to win the Duke-Durham tournament in competition with seven leading Southern teams.
3/20/1941 Evening star.
Boswell. That dog up front is Huskie, a lot of mascot. I I . 1 1 ■ 11 i SUMP’N TO BE PROUD OF—The photographer interrupted a banquet given at Roosevelt High last night for the school’s conquering basket ball team to snap this picture of Miss May P. Brad shaw, principal, Coach Herman Littman (center) and Hymie Perlo, star player. District public high champs, the Rough Riders lost to Gonzaga in The Star tournament final but bounded back gamely to win the Duke-Durham tournament in competition with seven leading Southern teams.
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Lv LU ',/ A?" V" y *v i »!j'» iimi {W^U'l t|ii^MiwiiBU^-. h' Jx M'i 4' .diaybe this sounds like a mixed metaphor, hut Barbara Mur» pfiy ranges from destiny to the dog house every week. Meaning, of conm?t IfiQt she is featured OH "Wings of Destiny," heard ovet Jf N RC Houtut" Twsdau at 10:30 o. m„ SST. Friday at JO, p. m., .OH "Uucic VV-liters Don I, 4 k V ,SW:,,,,-, fit I' i
3/28/1941 The Dayton forum.
Lv LU ',/ A?" V" y *v i »!j'» iimi {W^U'l t|ii^MiwiiBU^-. h' Jx M'i 4' .diaybe this sounds like a mixed metaphor, hut Barbara Mur» pfiy ranges from destiny to the dog house every week. Meaning, of conm?t IfiQt she is featured OH "Wings of Destiny," heard ovet Jf N RC Houtut" Twsdau at 10:30 o. m„ SST. Friday at JO, p. m., .OH "Uucic VV-liters Don I, 4 k V ,SW:,,,,-, fit I' i
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This is a natural color u lire touched photograph of Pard Dog Food by -
3/30/1941 Evening star.
This is a natural color u lire touched photograph of Pard Dog Food by -
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r--?-r—--••(•■"imsaaBi *Wm AfAilSHAZ- BADOGLIO.
4/5/1941 Evening star.
r--?-r—--••(•■"imsaaBi *Wm AfAilSHAZ- BADOGLIO.
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. ■— - .... ,, - Famous Cocker to Be on View In Dog Show at Alexandria Ch. Torohill Trader (above', fa mous 8-year-old cocker spaniel ris and Essex show, where he best of breed over
4/12/1941 Evening star.
. ■— - .... ,, - Famous Cocker to Be on View In Dog Show at Alexandria Ch. Torohill Trader (above', fa mous 8-year-old cocker spaniel ris and Essex show, where he best of breed over
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A SHORT STORY COMPLETE ON THIS PAGE THE PERFECT PAL Deliberately, Steve had killed a man. But he felt Henry would help him. For Henry was loyal to the by Leslie Gordon Barnard Illustrated by J. W. Schlaijker When you have to run. But you’ve got to to your nerve. You ment and walk down elevator, whistling, and rette when you reach time your mind goes Back to Joe lying there floor. Forward to Sooner or later Joe's apartment and that woman in the next hear her coughing easy It’s all right, because you've got a plans, and your papers dough. Everything’s grab a taxi to the out will land you where South America. South place. rrom cne comer Henry. “Hullo, that Henry, you have packed and ready. I’ll utes. No, Henry, I wouldn't be coming this time, Henry.” You don’t take a South America with girl like Lou. “Hullo, fixed like I told you. I'll an hour. Better make Lou. Sure, honey, sure. with my voice? There’s with my voice, honey. seeing you soon.” It’s tough on Henry, as lost as a dog whose "While I got you I got Stevie?” Henry would got me you got a friend, with us. isn’t it, mad with Henry, he’s But Henry’s doesn’t think fast. loyalty of a dog. If you’re right, whatever anything and he’ll night of the split-up was supposed to be walked in unexpected all that dough lying bills. The cops had for a month, and Joe he toted the stuff in a split. “Say, where you wanted to know. Joe was in a grinned faintly. “Didn’t own money, did you, looked at you, his right?” Because yours is takes. So you nod, good as another, and on your mind. “Lots more where said, lighting a know right then Because, counting the holding out on you. after the bank robbery ing out. He was trying to put “Goin’ to tell the money, Henry?” Joe
4/13/1941 Evening star.
A SHORT STORY COMPLETE ON THIS PAGE THE PERFECT PAL Deliberately, Steve had killed a man. But he felt Henry would help him. For Henry was loyal to the by Leslie Gordon Barnard Illustrated by J. W. Schlaijker When you have to run. But you’ve got to to your nerve. You ment and walk down elevator, whistling, and rette when you reach time your mind goes Back to Joe lying there floor. Forward to Sooner or later Joe's apartment and that woman in the next hear her coughing easy It’s all right, because you've got a plans, and your papers dough. Everything’s grab a taxi to the out will land you where South America. South place. rrom cne comer Henry. “Hullo, that Henry, you have packed and ready. I’ll utes. No, Henry, I wouldn't be coming this time, Henry.” You don’t take a South America with girl like Lou. “Hullo, fixed like I told you. I'll an hour. Better make Lou. Sure, honey, sure. with my voice? There’s with my voice, honey. seeing you soon.” It’s tough on Henry, as lost as a dog whose "While I got you I got Stevie?” Henry would got me you got a friend, with us. isn’t it, mad with Henry, he’s But Henry’s doesn’t think fast. loyalty of a dog. If you’re right, whatever anything and he’ll night of the split-up was supposed to be walked in unexpected all that dough lying bills. The cops had for a month, and Joe he toted the stuff in a split. “Say, where you wanted to know. Joe was in a grinned faintly. “Didn’t own money, did you, looked at you, his right?” Because yours is takes. So you nod, good as another, and on your mind. “Lots more where said, lighting a know right then Because, counting the holding out on you. after the bank robbery ing out. He was trying to put “Goin’ to tell the money, Henry?” Joe
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KEEPING TAB ON THE DOG WORLD News and Views of Interest to Pet Owners; Practical Advice on Training and Care: Answers to Queries Miniature schnauzer Perkins Falls Va.
4/13/1941 Evening star.
KEEPING TAB ON THE DOG WORLD News and Views of Interest to Pet Owners; Practical Advice on Training and Care: Answers to Queries Miniature schnauzer Perkins Falls Va.
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JU ------—1.— -- ---.. I-.—. ■ a PERFECT GENTLEMEN—Here are two handsome specimens ticketed for competition in the Old Dominion dog show at the Alexandria ball park Saturday after next. The English bulldog, Mahobi’s Samson, is owned by Mrs. Howard M. Grimm of 2622 Garfield street N.W., and the cocker spaniel, Tuffy, is the prop
4/17/1941 Evening star.
JU ------—1.— -- ---.. I-.—. ■ a PERFECT GENTLEMEN—Here are two handsome specimens ticketed for competition in the Old Dominion dog show at the Alexandria ball park Saturday after next. The English bulldog, Mahobi’s Samson, is owned by Mrs. Howard M. Grimm of 2622 Garfield street N.W., and the cocker spaniel, Tuffy, is the prop
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KEEPING TAB ON THE DOG WORLD News and Views of Interest to Pet Owners; Practical Advice on Training and Care: Answers to Queries By R. R. Taynton. Entries for the Old Dominion I Kennel Club dog show were to have been closed officially some days ago, but those who failed to sign up may still phone their entries to Raymond Scaggs, Marlboro 90. before 6 p.m. today. The show will start next Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Alexandria base ball park. It is expected to beat all records for all-breed dog shows south of the Mason-Dixon line. Entries started coming in early this year from far and near, the first being for a Scotty whose owner happened to drop in at the office of her veterinarian, saw the entry blank and promptly filled it out. If you are in doubt about the class in which to enter your dog, a good rule to follow is puppy class if he is between 6 and 12 months, novice class if he is over a year but never has been shown, limit class if he is a blue ribbon winner but not a sure fire purple ribbon winner, and American bred or open if he can stand hot competition. If you live in this area try the local class. There are some swell prizes being offered for local exhibitors. If you would like a few pointers on Cocker spaniel puppies owned by J. B. Kimes, Silver Spring, Md.
4/20/1941 Evening star.
KEEPING TAB ON THE DOG WORLD News and Views of Interest to Pet Owners; Practical Advice on Training and Care: Answers to Queries By R. R. Taynton. Entries for the Old Dominion I Kennel Club dog show were to have been closed officially some days ago, but those who failed to sign up may still phone their entries to Raymond Scaggs, Marlboro 90. before 6 p.m. today. The show will start next Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Alexandria base ball park. It is expected to beat all records for all-breed dog shows south of the Mason-Dixon line. Entries started coming in early this year from far and near, the first being for a Scotty whose owner happened to drop in at the office of her veterinarian, saw the entry blank and promptly filled it out. If you are in doubt about the class in which to enter your dog, a good rule to follow is puppy class if he is between 6 and 12 months, novice class if he is over a year but never has been shown, limit class if he is a blue ribbon winner but not a sure fire purple ribbon winner, and American bred or open if he can stand hot competition. If you live in this area try the local class. There are some swell prizes being offered for local exhibitors. If you would like a few pointers on Cocker spaniel puppies owned by J. B. Kimes, Silver Spring, Md.
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KEEPING TAB ON THE DOG News and Views of Interest to Pet Owners; Practical Advice Training and Care: Answers to Queries A litter o; bulldog puppies oiuned Mrs.
4/27/1941 Evening star.
KEEPING TAB ON THE DOG News and Views of Interest to Pet Owners; Practical Advice Training and Care: Answers to Queries A litter o; bulldog puppies oiuned Mrs.
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WASHINGTON, D. <\, SATURDAY, ALVA 1041. __ _^ An early season has brought yards and gardens to the height of their beauty. Here s view nf beautiful azalea at the home of Mrs. E. J. Sonnemann, 6115 Brookevilie road, Dogwood blossomed early, but here's a photo just made of a tree at 213 Bradley lane, Chevy Chase, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
5/3/1941 Evening star.
WASHINGTON, D. <\, SATURDAY, ALVA 1041. __ _^ An early season has brought yards and gardens to the height of their beauty. Here s view nf beautiful azalea at the home of Mrs. E. J. Sonnemann, 6115 Brookevilie road, Dogwood blossomed early, but here's a photo just made of a tree at 213 Bradley lane, Chevy Chase, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
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Before you smile of Belindo's complacent physiognomy—she deserves the respect of o winner. She was top lady dog of the American bred bulldog class in the Old Dominion Ken nel Club show at Alexandria.
5/4/1941 Evening star.
Before you smile of Belindo's complacent physiognomy—she deserves the respect of o winner. She was top lady dog of the American bred bulldog class in the Old Dominion Ken nel Club show at Alexandria.
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REFRESHING—Margieliu Meinig, Terry Howard and Lavanche Walkins take time out for a hot dog and a soft drink.
5/11/1941 Evening star.
REFRESHING—Margieliu Meinig, Terry Howard and Lavanche Walkins take time out for a hot dog and a soft drink.
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*10,000 SNAPSHOT The Nation-wide PICTURE-TAKING COMPETITION Any Amateur Photographer CAN ENTER...AND WIN! The Four Classes CLASS “A”—Babies and Children: One or more youngsters to be judged fa*' cuteness. expression of character or mood. Subject? may be engaged in appropriate hobbies or interests. Adults may appear if they are not the principal interest. If there isn’t a baby in your family “borrow’’ the neighbor’s. CLASS “B”—Young People and Adults: One or more grown-ups (high school or college age, or older) engaged in any activity: in sports, games, hobbies, occupations at home, at work, or on a holiday, indoor or outdoor activities. Have your camera with you at all times—on picnics, at the beach, sporting events, etc. You’ll find picture-taking opportunities CLASS “C”—Scenes and “Still Life”: Pic tures to be judged for scenic or pictorial appeal; landscapes, marine views, street scenes, buildings, or unusual “still life” subjects including “table-top” or miniature arrangements. You'll find subjects for this class in the city, the country, and-even in and around your home. Keep your camera loaded for action. CLASS “D”—Animal Life: Household pets (cats, dogs, birds), horses, farm animals, forest wild life, zoo animals, birds, fish, reptiles, insects, etc. What a chance for prize-winning pictures! Picture your own pets; your kitten, your dog, birds, animals in the zoo. You have a chance to win a cash prize and have fun
5/18/1941 Evening star.
*10,000 SNAPSHOT The Nation-wide PICTURE-TAKING COMPETITION Any Amateur Photographer CAN ENTER...AND WIN! The Four Classes CLASS “A”—Babies and Children: One or more youngsters to be judged fa*' cuteness. expression of character or mood. Subject? may be engaged in appropriate hobbies or interests. Adults may appear if they are not the principal interest. If there isn’t a baby in your family “borrow’’ the neighbor’s. CLASS “B”—Young People and Adults: One or more grown-ups (high school or college age, or older) engaged in any activity: in sports, games, hobbies, occupations at home, at work, or on a holiday, indoor or outdoor activities. Have your camera with you at all times—on picnics, at the beach, sporting events, etc. You’ll find picture-taking opportunities CLASS “C”—Scenes and “Still Life”: Pic tures to be judged for scenic or pictorial appeal; landscapes, marine views, street scenes, buildings, or unusual “still life” subjects including “table-top” or miniature arrangements. You'll find subjects for this class in the city, the country, and-even in and around your home. Keep your camera loaded for action. CLASS “D”—Animal Life: Household pets (cats, dogs, birds), horses, farm animals, forest wild life, zoo animals, birds, fish, reptiles, insects, etc. What a chance for prize-winning pictures! Picture your own pets; your kitten, your dog, birds, animals in the zoo. You have a chance to win a cash prize and have fun
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NEWS FROM DOGDOM Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest in Washington and Vicinity By R. R. Taynton. Champion Ferdinand of Ormandy, hull terrier owned hy Mrs. George W. Mabee and recently best in show at Huntingdon Valley, Pa.
6/15/1941 Evening star.
NEWS FROM DOGDOM Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest in Washington and Vicinity By R. R. Taynton. Champion Ferdinand of Ormandy, hull terrier owned hy Mrs. George W. Mabee and recently best in show at Huntingdon Valley, Pa.
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Nazi Hcinkel Sets Her Sights on a Spitfire Tha Coma* naaar Sppanu caption on this picture states It was snapped from the cabin of a Gorman H'-inkal 111 bombing piano as it engaged ir. a dog ftgbt with an RAF Spitfire, somewhere ooer Groace. In this photo the British piano see-"-* to be getting the worst of it. The British, howerer. so* they took a ter
6/20/1941 The chronicle-star.
Nazi Hcinkel Sets Her Sights on a Spitfire Tha Coma* naaar Sppanu caption on this picture states It was snapped from the cabin of a Gorman H'-inkal 111 bombing piano as it engaged ir. a dog ftgbt with an RAF Spitfire, somewhere ooer Groace. In this photo the British piano see-"-* to be getting the worst of it. The British, howerer. so* they took a ter
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GETS DEGREE W Ml** f.wondoljn .lnanita <hnrlo«. ton. daughter of Rot. and Mr* , .1. t harlo*ton, |>a*tor of St. Paul IMF ohnrch. mo awanlod Iho dogroo of maator of art* in Homanoo l.angiiago* h) tho I ni* tor*itj of Michigan. Sat or da.t, Juno si. Pro*ioii*lj Mi** (harlot, ton roroltod tho harholor of art* dogroo in spanl*h from tho *anio üßhor*lt}. Mating mot tho ro. qnlromont* in Fronrh a* noil a* in Spani*h *ho win* tho di*tino« tlon of matter of art* in l.angn* ago*, sho I* a ntomhor of tho
6/28/1941 The Detroit tribune.
GETS DEGREE W Ml** f.wondoljn .lnanita <hnrlo«. ton. daughter of Rot. and Mr* , .1. t harlo*ton, |>a*tor of St. Paul IMF ohnrch. mo awanlod Iho dogroo of maator of art* in Homanoo l.angiiago* h) tho I ni* tor*itj of Michigan. Sat or da.t, Juno si. Pro*ioii*lj Mi** (harlot, ton roroltod tho harholor of art* dogroo in spanl*h from tho *anio üßhor*lt}. Mating mot tho ro. qnlromont* in Fronrh a* noil a* in Spani*h *ho win* tho di*tino« tlon of matter of art* in l.angn* ago*, sho I* a ntomhor of tho
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you the fire. he fox! lunch street heard were avoid and louder swung of the pack dim the was of men very him the in wide. hun for away made vault forest voices had He trees to night lucky of the woods only and Day, that in the The girl stepped in front of him. "Don’t shoot!" she cried out Suddenly he heard the hounds again. They had reached the top of the hill. He gave up the stream. It made escape too slow. He He was done in. He could hear the men clearly now. The dogs were almost at his heels. He would make a break for the farm
6/29/1941 Evening star.
you the fire. he fox! lunch street heard were avoid and louder swung of the pack dim the was of men very him the in wide. hun for away made vault forest voices had He trees to night lucky of the woods only and Day, that in the The girl stepped in front of him. "Don’t shoot!" she cried out Suddenly he heard the hounds again. They had reached the top of the hill. He gave up the stream. It made escape too slow. He He was done in. He could hear the men clearly now. The dogs were almost at his heels. He would make a break for the farm
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I j Hiked 20,600 Mi. Julio Cesar Berrizbeitia If this fellow’s dogs hurt, there’s a reason. He has just completed a 20,6000-mile hike. Shown in Washington, the youth, Julio Cesar Barrizbeitia, began his trip trom Caracas, Venezuela, a little over four years ago. He carried a letter from the president of Venezuela to the president of the United States.
7/5/1941 The Phoenix index.
I j Hiked 20,600 Mi. Julio Cesar Berrizbeitia If this fellow’s dogs hurt, there’s a reason. He has just completed a 20,6000-mile hike. Shown in Washington, the youth, Julio Cesar Barrizbeitia, began his trip trom Caracas, Venezuela, a little over four years ago. He carried a letter from the president of Venezuela to the president of the United States.
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! I j j J i 1 , ' SOOTHE ACHING DOGS—After a pair of hot rounds yesterday, which brought the medalist score of 81 to Jeanne Cline (left) and an 88 to Phyllis Otto, the two misses cooled their feet in the pool of the St. Charles (111.) Country Club, where the Women's Western Junior Open Golf Meet is in progress —A. P. Wirephoto,
7/8/1941 Evening star.
! I j j J i 1 , ' SOOTHE ACHING DOGS—After a pair of hot rounds yesterday, which brought the medalist score of 81 to Jeanne Cline (left) and an 88 to Phyllis Otto, the two misses cooled their feet in the pool of the St. Charles (111.) Country Club, where the Women's Western Junior Open Golf Meet is in progress —A. P. Wirephoto,
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MRS. ROBERT R. REYNOLDS. Her marriaoe to the son of Senator Reynolds of North Carolina took place in the spring of 4 last year. She is pictured with her dog, Bob, the Third. —Underwood é
8/3/1941 Evening star.
MRS. ROBERT R. REYNOLDS. Her marriaoe to the son of Senator Reynolds of North Carolina took place in the spring of 4 last year. She is pictured with her dog, Bob, the Third. —Underwood é
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS—Pat Abbott, California golfer, is battling Bud Ward of Seattle in the final of the United States Amateur Tourney at Omaha today and the shot he made out of the rough here was a big help in giving him a crack at the title. Abbott, who is the underdog,
8/30/1941 Evening star.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS—Pat Abbott, California golfer, is battling Bud Ward of Seattle in the final of the United States Amateur Tourney at Omaha today and the shot he made out of the rough here was a big help in giving him a crack at the title. Abbott, who is the underdog,
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Applause from the sidelines. In this bit of canine life at the Thames Ditton dog show the hoop performer is a pup named "Griffin."
9/7/1941 Evening star.
Applause from the sidelines. In this bit of canine life at the Thames Ditton dog show the hoop performer is a pup named "Griffin."
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TWO CHAMPS OF DOGDOM— Dick Hill (lefti with Marion Florsheim's Afghan hound. Champion Rana of Chaman of Royal Irish, judged best at the National Capital Kennel Club dog show yesterday, poses with Judge Frank Downing and Dr. Fletcher L. Vinson iright>. Dr. Vinson's English setter, Champion Big Boy of Rockboro, was selected best American-bred dog.
10/20/1941 Evening star.
TWO CHAMPS OF DOGDOM— Dick Hill (lefti with Marion Florsheim's Afghan hound. Champion Rana of Chaman of Royal Irish, judged best at the National Capital Kennel Club dog show yesterday, poses with Judge Frank Downing and Dr. Fletcher L. Vinson iright>. Dr. Vinson's English setter, Champion Big Boy of Rockboro, was selected best American-bred dog.
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PLENTY OF BRAWN ■"'Jl W ■ - - Ross Barrett, left tackle for Mil be riorce nnherslty footluill ele*. cm. who will be in the Bulldog West Virginia State nt I . of It, Stadium. I linr-ilii>. No». ‘Jo. Bur rell. who comes from < anihrldgc,
11/8/1941 The Detroit tribune.
PLENTY OF BRAWN ■"'Jl W ■ - - Ross Barrett, left tackle for Mil be riorce nnherslty footluill ele*. cm. who will be in the Bulldog West Virginia State nt I . of It, Stadium. I linr-ilii>. No». ‘Jo. Bur rell. who comes from < anihrldgc,
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‘Dogs of War’ Controlled by Radio This new apparel for “defense dogi,“ shows as It made Its debut la Los Angeles, consists of a harness-pack boosing radio equipment and head-phones. Invented by dog trainer, Carl Spits, the equipment with Its companion short-wave broadcasting unit, enables remote control commands to be given to war dogs while under fire.
11/21/1941 The Coolidge examiner.
‘Dogs of War’ Controlled by Radio This new apparel for “defense dogi,“ shows as It made Its debut la Los Angeles, consists of a harness-pack boosing radio equipment and head-phones. Invented by dog trainer, Carl Spits, the equipment with Its companion short-wave broadcasting unit, enables remote control commands to be given to war dogs while under fire.
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A BULLDOG LINE TERROR m Jm ■k jr <* /d'■ %■ *lllLwfSf .Bos* Barrett, 213-ponnd tackle for Wilberforce university Hull do, ~ has been one of the potent factors in the line play of the Green and (.old this season. Bar reft, who comes from Lebanon, Overton, »b H and I* rated the best placement kicker in the game. Barrett Is no plarenient kicker, lint he's a terror on the line as he smack* over defensive linemen to charge Into the sec
11/22/1941 The Detroit tribune.
A BULLDOG LINE TERROR m Jm ■k jr <* /d'■ %■ *lllLwfSf .Bos* Barrett, 213-ponnd tackle for Wilberforce university Hull do, ~ has been one of the potent factors in the line play of the Green and (.old this season. Bar reft, who comes from Lebanon, Overton, »b H and I* rated the best placement kicker in the game. Barrett Is no plarenient kicker, lint he's a terror on the line as he smack* over defensive linemen to charge Into the sec
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AT YELLOWJACKET-BULLDOG BATTLE ON TURKEY DAY •lust before Jack Housen plunged touchdown at Vlrginln-Wll of Detroit Stadium ln*t Thnrs.
11/29/1941 The Detroit tribune.
AT YELLOWJACKET-BULLDOG BATTLE ON TURKEY DAY •lust before Jack Housen plunged touchdown at Vlrginln-Wll of Detroit Stadium ln*t Thnrs.
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PART OF 9000 WHO VIEWED COLLEGIATE GAME mm i ' ipte&r ' ■”wmT Hr iST ' ' ‘r^m\ fl^' 4 Wr5 Part «f the W llherforce cheerer* hold hi I . of I*. Stadium Nm. till who showed great as chance* | for the Bulldogs dimmed.— (Photo Hirhardsi
11/29/1941 The Detroit tribune.
PART OF 9000 WHO VIEWED COLLEGIATE GAME mm i ' ipte&r ' ■”wmT Hr iST ' ' ‘r^m\ fl^' 4 Wr5 Part «f the W llherforce cheerer* hold hi I . of I*. Stadium Nm. till who showed great as chance* | for the Bulldogs dimmed.— (Photo Hirhardsi
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the The and 1:30 any night. 31. next when fall for all of plows to roads. ted ted to found LT. LOUIS M. SANDERS Of Fort Wayne, Ind., saw dog fight between American and Japanese planes. American plane went down. Engaged Japanese plane and shot It down. SECOND LT. KENNETH M. TAYLOR» Of Hominy, Okla., with Lt. George S. Welch, attacked six Japanese planes; shot down two. SECOND LT. GEORGE S. WELCH Of Wilmington, Del., attacked six Japanese planes with Lt. Taylor; shot down two. Later alone, ehot down two more. LT. GORDON H. STERLING, Jr. Of West Hartford, Conn., located formation of six enemy planes, courageously attacked and destroyed one of them. SECOND LT. PHILIP M. RASMUSSEN Of Boston, engaged single Japanese lighter. By super ior maneuvering sent Jap anese to ground over Scho fleld Barracks. SECOND LT. HARRY W. BROWN Of Amarillo, Tex., unexpec tedly found himself in midst of Japanese planes; courage ously attacked, shooting down one. Six U. S. Flyers Cited by Army for 'Spectacular Heroism' in Battle to Save Honolulu (Story on Peg· A-4.)^.
12/14/1941 Evening star.
the The and 1:30 any night. 31. next when fall for all of plows to roads. ted ted to found LT. LOUIS M. SANDERS Of Fort Wayne, Ind., saw dog fight between American and Japanese planes. American plane went down. Engaged Japanese plane and shot It down. SECOND LT. KENNETH M. TAYLOR» Of Hominy, Okla., with Lt. George S. Welch, attacked six Japanese planes; shot down two. SECOND LT. GEORGE S. WELCH Of Wilmington, Del., attacked six Japanese planes with Lt. Taylor; shot down two. Later alone, ehot down two more. LT. GORDON H. STERLING, Jr. Of West Hartford, Conn., located formation of six enemy planes, courageously attacked and destroyed one of them. SECOND LT. PHILIP M. RASMUSSEN Of Boston, engaged single Japanese lighter. By super ior maneuvering sent Jap anese to ground over Scho fleld Barracks. SECOND LT. HARRY W. BROWN Of Amarillo, Tex., unexpec tedly found himself in midst of Japanese planes; courage ously attacked, shooting down one. Six U. S. Flyers Cited by Army for 'Spectacular Heroism' in Battle to Save Honolulu (Story on Peg· A-4.)^.
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KUALA LUMPUR CLAIMED BY JAPANESE—A view of the Central Padang (recreation field) of the Selangor Club, better known as the “Spotted Dog,” In foreground aid the Municipal Building (with tower) In Kuala Lumpur. Japanese reports yesterday said the British had
1/11/1942 Evening star.
KUALA LUMPUR CLAIMED BY JAPANESE—A view of the Central Padang (recreation field) of the Selangor Club, better known as the “Spotted Dog,” In foreground aid the Municipal Building (with tower) In Kuala Lumpur. Japanese reports yesterday said the British had
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‘Sweet Content’ n ka *? f,. m At Brt»rcllff Manor, N. Y„ "Swept Content," an English bull dog, shows the photographer Just how he feels about the war situation bjr donning a steel helmet and Ked Cross to keep in line with the times.
1/30/1942 The Coolidge examiner.
‘Sweet Content’ n ka *? f,. m At Brt»rcllff Manor, N. Y„ "Swept Content," an English bull dog, shows the photographer Just how he feels about the war situation bjr donning a steel helmet and Ked Cross to keep in line with the times.
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- HIS NOSE DID IT—Only pointer to win yesterday in the Marlboro trials was Mike Proctor Ferris, pictured holding a point. He took first in the all-age stake. This white and liver dog is owned by Harry Edris of Lebanon, Pa., and was handled by E. G. King of Rixeyville, Va.—Star Staff Photos.
3/8/1942 Evening star.
- HIS NOSE DID IT—Only pointer to win yesterday in the Marlboro trials was Mike Proctor Ferris, pictured holding a point. He took first in the all-age stake. This white and liver dog is owned by Harry Edris of Lebanon, Pa., and was handled by E. G. King of Rixeyville, Va.—Star Staff Photos.
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KING—Luminary, 5-year-old pointer which became the Nation's outstanding bird dog by winning the championship field trials at Grand Junction, Tenn. He Is owned by the S. G. C. Kennels of *
3/15/1942 Evening star.
KING—Luminary, 5-year-old pointer which became the Nation's outstanding bird dog by winning the championship field trials at Grand Junction, Tenn. He Is owned by the S. G. C. Kennels of *
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Dog Saved From Atlantic Keeps Sea-Going Ways in Virginia Prinse, one-time sea-going pet of a Norwegian freighter captain, appeared happier beside the chair of Susanne Kings ley, 7, daughter of Comdr. and Mrs. M. P. Kingsley, 2313 South
3/16/1942 Evening star.
Dog Saved From Atlantic Keeps Sea-Going Ways in Virginia Prinse, one-time sea-going pet of a Norwegian freighter captain, appeared happier beside the chair of Susanne Kings ley, 7, daughter of Comdr. and Mrs. M. P. Kingsley, 2313 South
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THE BRADY SISTERS AND THEIR POODLES—Here are four of the five Brady sisters of Balti more with their French poodles, which have become familiar sights in many exhibits. Barbara, left, and Virginia, right, will be judges in the Old Dominion Kennel Club’s dog show in Alexandria
4/12/1942 Evening star.
THE BRADY SISTERS AND THEIR POODLES—Here are four of the five Brady sisters of Balti more with their French poodles, which have become familiar sights in many exhibits. Barbara, left, and Virginia, right, will be judges in the Old Dominion Kennel Club’s dog show in Alexandria
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ADDED STARTER—A little black and white dog couldn’t resist the temptation to Join in the mile run at the California U - Club track meet at stay with the field for more than a full lap. The pooch is trailing Bill Campbell, U. of C. runner, who finished in
4/20/1942 Evening star.
ADDED STARTER—A little black and white dog couldn’t resist the temptation to Join in the mile run at the California U - Club track meet at stay with the field for more than a full lap. The pooch is trailing Bill Campbell, U. of C. runner, who finished in
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RAMMING: Doughty Russians’ New Air-Fighting Technique — j EXHSEEnXR ! IW .2V r-*— A new kind of aerial warfare la being fought high in the akiaa over Soviet Russia today. No longer is a dog fight between enemy planet over when both aides run out of ammunition. Red Air Force pilots have worked out three aysteme of attack, sketched above, to knock out Nazi bomber* after all ammunition haa been fired. The “Clip and Run," least dangerous to the attacking pilot, but ona of the moat difficult to maneuver, involves making alight con tact with enemy’s wing or tail with attacker's own wing.
5/13/1942 The Keesler field news.
RAMMING: Doughty Russians’ New Air-Fighting Technique — j EXHSEEnXR ! IW .2V r-*— A new kind of aerial warfare la being fought high in the akiaa over Soviet Russia today. No longer is a dog fight between enemy planet over when both aides run out of ammunition. Red Air Force pilots have worked out three aysteme of attack, sketched above, to knock out Nazi bomber* after all ammunition haa been fired. The “Clip and Run," least dangerous to the attacking pilot, but ona of the moat difficult to maneuver, involves making alight con tact with enemy’s wing or tail with attacker's own wing.
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Director, Actors, and Theatre for the Outdoor “Peer Gynt” Thi.~ i- a pic? ur»- of ' h* 1 Forest Theat re, where the Carolina Plavmak* rs will give Ibsen's “Peer Gynt thC evening, tomorrow *-vvnoig, and Sunday evening F. H. Koch, who will direct the play, leans the big tr« at the left. pip*, in hand and his dog beside him. From left to right at the top of
5/22/1942 The Chapel Hill weekly.
Director, Actors, and Theatre for the Outdoor “Peer Gynt” Thi.~ i- a pic? ur»- of ' h* 1 Forest Theat re, where the Carolina Plavmak* rs will give Ibsen's “Peer Gynt thC evening, tomorrow *-vvnoig, and Sunday evening F. H. Koch, who will direct the play, leans the big tr« at the left. pip*, in hand and his dog beside him. From left to right at the top of
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A Soldier Says Good-Bye to His Girl and Dog * '_«- -— • a mviMto nMB , »*«*. t (tot i» mar. (to* «■<«**« .T •»■«« *r*y rmtoA.tlor, f«M t* (to P. «• r .,_- *. y kmm hw te*t «irt •** kf*. kw *k* ■<*»■* «"“*“. ■*> •«*no>-«^ *r** . rWo kltedtw mmm+• tmm» *i** *>"** ««*«»/
6/19/1942 The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser.
A Soldier Says Good-Bye to His Girl and Dog * '_«- -— • a mviMto nMB , »*«*. t (tot i» mar. (to* «■<«**« .T •»■«« *r*y rmtoA.tlor, f«M t* (to P. «• r .,_- *. y kmm hw te*t «irt •** kf*. kw *k* ■<*»■* «"“*“. ■*> •«*no>-«^ *r** . rWo kltedtw mmm+• tmm» *i** *>"** ««*«»/
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CANINE RUBBER COLLECTOR j « • >',V"v£s â 1 m t* 9 i j i | 1 j - p'SW v' M Spy*: , ■ ifff. ■ ; . : 5^ i * ** W.Ä < p -% -s * .** p a Mff: W - t'.V a There'i nothing new about a rubber drive to this patriotic pup. He hat been collecting rubber itema dear to the heart and teeth of a dog for thirteen year* and gladly added hit entire assortment to the corner service station salvage pile. Regardless of quantity or weight, all rubber that can be spared is needed by Uncle Sam.
7/9/1942 The Glasgow courier.
CANINE RUBBER COLLECTOR j « • >',V"v£s â 1 m t* 9 i j i | 1 j - p'SW v' M Spy*: , ■ ifff. ■ ; . : 5^ i * ** W.Ä < p -% -s * .** p a Mff: W - t'.V a There'i nothing new about a rubber drive to this patriotic pup. He hat been collecting rubber itema dear to the heart and teeth of a dog for thirteen year* and gladly added hit entire assortment to the corner service station salvage pile. Regardless of quantity or weight, all rubber that can be spared is needed by Uncle Sam.
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A Soldier Says Good-Bye to His Girl—and Dog I eJUK * ■ j H \\ a * ‘-i M 1 \\\\. WB m y I *\ v* , j jf TwiWmN IpBBBH i*st* '■IF- ' 53 • U. B Aray IlfviJOorpi HvU U,.re's « scene that is more than common at almoat every embarkation point in the U. 8. While Johnny Doughboy k iu.es hi. bet girl good-bye, hi. dog siu up and cock, an annoyed eye •‘‘ Aim e'e£uSf» hav,“>l can remember when Johnny had loU of time for him, but ever .ince .*« came along thing, eertainly haven been the tame. *
7/11/1942 The future outlook.
A Soldier Says Good-Bye to His Girl—and Dog I eJUK * ■ j H \\ a * ‘-i M 1 \\\\. WB m y I *\ v* , j jf TwiWmN IpBBBH i*st* '■IF- ' 53 • U. B Aray IlfviJOorpi HvU U,.re's « scene that is more than common at almoat every embarkation point in the U. 8. While Johnny Doughboy k iu.es hi. bet girl good-bye, hi. dog siu up and cock, an annoyed eye •‘‘ Aim e'e£uSf» hav,“>l can remember when Johnny had loU of time for him, but ever .ince .*« came along thing, eertainly haven been the tame. *
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Before ^ anks Blasted Japs in Solomons W % ..VS <■. ! '<%$ssr£ MÆ * ■mWi /fM . . y .V i >JÊ i % 0' Mk -■w j WM Before the U. S. devil dog" marines, assisted by Allied bombers and naval units, began operations against the Japs in the strategic Solomon Islands, they went through long and arduous preparations. U. S. are shown here carrying supplies from barges as they start setting up a marines
8/21/1942 Carbon County news.
Before ^ anks Blasted Japs in Solomons W % ..VS <■. ! '<%$ssr£ MÆ * ■mWi /fM . . y .V i >JÊ i % 0' Mk -■w j WM Before the U. S. devil dog" marines, assisted by Allied bombers and naval units, began operations against the Japs in the strategic Solomon Islands, they went through long and arduous preparations. U. S. are shown here carrying supplies from barges as they start setting up a marines
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One of the many weapons that "tallied" when the marines hit the Solomons was the .30-calibre Browning air-cooled machine gun, manned here by o couple of Devildogs who are specialists with
8/30/1942 Evening star.
One of the many weapons that "tallied" when the marines hit the Solomons was the .30-calibre Browning air-cooled machine gun, manned here by o couple of Devildogs who are specialists with
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HMIMWHMi—AlWf f i w* W 1 I Man's Best Friend Is in the Army Here are some of the important breeds in the Dogs for Defense army with their
9/6/1942 Evening star.
HMIMWHMi—AlWf f i w* W 1 I Man's Best Friend Is in the Army Here are some of the important breeds in the Dogs for Defense army with their
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COAST GUARD PATROL—These Coast Guardsmen are heading out on their beach patrols with their specially trained dogs. Because of the dogs' keen sense of smell and hearing, one man and a dog can patrol an area that normally would require six men. —Coast Guard Photo.
9/8/1942 Evening star.
COAST GUARD PATROL—These Coast Guardsmen are heading out on their beach patrols with their specially trained dogs. Because of the dogs' keen sense of smell and hearing, one man and a dog can patrol an area that normally would require six men. —Coast Guard Photo.
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j LUCKY LASS—Miss Sue Baemstein was one of four fortunate femmes voted gratis tickets for the 1942 debut of the Redskins at Griffith Stadium tomorrow, when they tackle Chicago’s Bears. Presenting the pasteboard are two of the pro champions stars, Halfback Sid Luckman (left) and Center Clyde (Bulldog)
9/12/1942 Evening star.
j LUCKY LASS—Miss Sue Baemstein was one of four fortunate femmes voted gratis tickets for the 1942 debut of the Redskins at Griffith Stadium tomorrow, when they tackle Chicago’s Bears. Presenting the pasteboard are two of the pro champions stars, Halfback Sid Luckman (left) and Center Clyde (Bulldog)
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Picking up more yardogc than touchdowns in the early season the Redskins didn't
10/11/1942 Evening star.
Picking up more yardogc than touchdowns in the early season the Redskins didn't
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OUR ARMY SLED DOGS TRAIN FOR WAR ON SNOWY TRAILS r™””*—nnr— i — „_ + ~oue^ec* against a background of autumn beauty U. S. Army, sled dogs, left, are trained on the shore of a the toot of Mt. Chocorua, New Hampshire. Muklug, right, one of the huskies, packs a light machine gun on his by
10/28/1942 The Wilmington morning star.
OUR ARMY SLED DOGS TRAIN FOR WAR ON SNOWY TRAILS r™””*—nnr— i — „_ + ~oue^ec* against a background of autumn beauty U. S. Army, sled dogs, left, are trained on the shore of a the toot of Mt. Chocorua, New Hampshire. Muklug, right, one of the huskies, packs a light machine gun on his by
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SHE LL wave colors of green and cold v ■ ■p9n V- ' igfe [ \'P : ;?• v I C ; * sf:,. V'.V'|H vf>£4''<&?-"5 sV« a: »’^Hk ;vfct itnufhe Della Mari* Stroud, ■nnn to Ohio students m “Xlm ljlb*rforf*," who if 111 meet ■hi West Virginia** and “Miss Ktroir on Thanksgiving Day •t the U. of D. atadlnm, where the ’Foreran Bulldogs and the West Virginia Yellowjarhefs meet In their annual football elastic.
11/7/1942 The Detroit tribune.
SHE LL wave colors of green and cold v ■ ■p9n V- ' igfe [ \'P : ;?• v I C ; * sf:,. V'.V'|H vf>£4''<&?-"5 sV« a: »’^Hk ;vfct itnufhe Della Mari* Stroud, ■nnn to Ohio students m “Xlm ljlb*rforf*," who if 111 meet ■hi West Virginia** and “Miss Ktroir on Thanksgiving Day •t the U. of D. atadlnm, where the ’Foreran Bulldogs and the West Virginia Yellowjarhefs meet In their annual football elastic.
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**'~ i. i — ~ .. — » The Greyhounds Leap Out After Little ‘Lulu Belle’ Bang! the doors swing open and the dogs leap out after 'Lula Belle,’ the mechanical rabbit. This scene will be duplicated todav when the Jaycees sponsored dog races begin at 3:15 o’clock at Legion Stadium. The dogs start off after the hare at a speed of about 60 miles an hour but soon a
11/26/1942 The Wilmington morning star.
**'~ i. i — ~ .. — » The Greyhounds Leap Out After Little ‘Lulu Belle’ Bang! the doors swing open and the dogs leap out after 'Lula Belle,’ the mechanical rabbit. This scene will be duplicated todav when the Jaycees sponsored dog races begin at 3:15 o’clock at Legion Stadium. The dogs start off after the hare at a speed of about 60 miles an hour but soon a

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