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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
3
Payroll savings and war bonds benefit soldiers by funding basics like clothing and gear. An $18.75 bond covers essentials from shirts and socks to a jacket and web belt, or a marine bed setup with blankets and pillows, aiding comfort for those in service. The program encourages family participation and notes a future return of $25 for every $3.73 invested.
A wartime domestic tips piece urges sustaining breakfasts to boost morale. It emphasizes sending husbands off with heartier meals and a fragrant cup of coffee, noting coffee supplies are improving and service members receive priority. It frames coffee as a morale booster within rationing limits.
The article notes that in many states the will of an unmarried woman is deemed revoked by her subsequent marriage. It discusses the legal effect of marriage on previously made wills and expectations.
Perry and Billy Latham trade barbs over romance and aim to buy a quirky old car and cooking samples. The pair depart in search of adventure on a bright spring day, chasing fresh views and a new ride.
Women aged 20 to 35 with at least two years of high school or business school may join the SPARS. Upon acceptance they attend 1 to 4 months of training. Assignments depend on fit and needs, with requests for base or station serving if not conflicting with Navy demands. The booklet How I Serve Your Count The WAVES or SPARS explains further.
Perry Lane and Betty Dunlap collide with a tractor in a rural scene. Betty drives the tractor for a lark and their encounter sparks a romance that culminates in marriage. A tangential note reflects on how sustained good deeds outweigh grand sentiments.
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