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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1943

Page

8

Morale and mental health in the army

A radio essay argues the greatest hazard for recruits is morale not weapons. It promotes the book Our Armed Forces to guide new soldiers and families, defining morale as the shared habit of purpose and adaptation. It urges readers to study chapters Your Army and Your Own Orders to understand wartime adjustment and home front changes.

WNU Service Union Trust Building Washington Army Navy Infantry Journal 17Th Street Washington, D. C America

Briefs on Washington taxi co op and oddities

In Washington a share the taxicab system persists under a renamed pick up practice and remains a date maker. Victory gardeners face infiltration and spud leggers fear nothings. A black market potato truck was photographed before a Washington firehouse. In DC it is illegal to drink standing up and some who sit down cannot stand up.

Washington District of Columbia

Navy Hydrographic Charts Keep Seven Seas in Focus

Each month more than two million charts roll off the United States Hydrographic Office presses. Navy ships chart new ocean segments, ports, reefs, and channels while old charts are updated. Data gathered aboard survey ships are sent to Washington and transformed into detailed, usable products under Rear Admiral G. S. Bryan.

United States Hydrographic Office Seven Seas United Nations U. S. Navy Navy Hydrographic Office G. S. Bryan USN

Guerrilla Girl in Serbia by Ruth Mitchell

Ruth Mitchell recounts joining the Chetniks in Serbia during World War II. She details training, secrecy, and a life pledged to Serbia, plus the impact of Axis expansion on Yugoslavia and Serbia's pivotal war actions that altered German plans and aided Allied outcomes.

Serbia Ruth Mitchell Balkans Albania Jugoslavia Chetniks

Quirky Snippets and Jokes From a Past Page

A mixed set of humorous vignettes and skits features light dialogue about politics romance and everyday quirks. Characters include Bobby Stubbs a farmer and an English lawyer along with a grim humor about rounds trips and a peach tree. Gandhi is noted as a former lawyer in a caption.

Man Fourth in List of Long-Lived Creatures

The carp tops a short table of long life spans with an estimated 300 years, followed by tortoise 250 and elephant 170. Human age is listed as 157 for Zara Agha, with many other species showing lower averages.

Nicknames for Jeeps by Allied Forces

Allied forces have assigned character nicknames to Jeeps. Russians call them козлы goats, Mexicans use cucarachas cockroaches, and the Chinese term means little tough guys.

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