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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1943

Page

38

Swivel Chair Officers Gun for Fort Jackson Rifle Range

Fort Jackson officers demonstrated marksmanship with 14 firing on the rifle range 12 qualified as marksmen Capt Auburn H Carter of Columbia DC scored 210 of 220. In separate notes a Chicago man jailed six months and fined 500 for violating communications law. Also a historical tidbit notes Salerno hosting the first European university in the ninth century.

Fort Jackson 8. C Fort Jackson Auburn H. Carter Columbia D. C Chicago Salerno

Churchill illness eclipses national symbol in Britain

The piece notes the public concern over Churchill’s illness and its impact on national leadership. It compares his influence to past greats and highlights the global reverence for courage. It also recalls Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo as the first European to see California in 1542.

Britain Churchill California Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo San Diego Bay

Churchill the Symbols of British Identity and Resolve

An essay praising Winston Churchill as more than a leader, a national symbol who embodies British virtues. It links his leadership during peril in 1940 and his later, ongoing influence to the nation’s mythic identity, citing Whitman’s tribute to the national poet. It notes even enemies commend his impact and resilience.

Britain Churchill England Elizabeth Wellington Drake Nelson Cromwell Pitt Walt Whitman Chu

Harrisburg Note on Alaska Soldiers and Refuse Dilemma

In Harrisburg a family notes the challenge of disposing waste for soldiers stationed in Alaska. Christian L. Seibert Jr. describes leaving refuse outside the door only to have bears haul it away, illustrating local humor about remote duty assignments.

Harrisburg Alask Christian L. Seibert, Jr

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