Louis Wingate Makes Friends with Italian Schoolchildren
Pfc. Louis Wingate of Maryland, off duty with the Fifth Army in Italy, visits schools to aid children and learn about Italy. He recalls candy gifts to Naples students and a Corbara classroom where he praised the teacher and plans future donations. Wingate says the act reflects democracy in action and notes he hopes future generations remember these efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gradam Hovfy
Fifth Army
Italy
CINS
Pfc
Louis Wingate
Barleville
Baltimore
Wingate
Institute of the Good Shepherd
Naples
Luigi
Buono Natale
Luigi Americano
Corbara
Garigliano
States
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Pain Relief
Osco's Drug Co. advertises Moone's Emerald Oil with a money back guarantee if pain odor or soreness does not end. The powerful penetrating oil claims to relieve corns callouses and tender feet enabling comfortable walking and activity. Thousands of bottles sold yearly to foot sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Osco’s Drug Co
Baptist Church Officers Named at Eighty Third Annual Meeting
The First Baptist church elected officers for three-year terms across boards including trustees deacons deaconesses and finance and education committees. The Rev Grant F. Anderson is named pastor. Class 1 railroads in the U S installed 773 locomotives in service in 1943 the largest since 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Board of Trustees
R. A. Link
G. B, Sherman
Bebout
B. A
Christie
C. C. Racine
M. E. Terry
Lucile Powell
W. H. Schultz
A. E. Sundberg
Ronald Rawson
W. A. Preston
Dorothy Yeager
Maude Krebs
J. W. Heath
L. J. Thompson
Board of Ushers
A. C. Fitzgerald
Robert E. Mellen
Arthur Winne
Missionary Committee
House Committee
R. W. Frahm
Lloyd Grout Educational Committee
C. G. Krebs
Milo Wenger
H. M. Holte
N. M. Gilgen
L. C. Ruby
Sarah Johnson
H. M. Clarke
C. G Krebs
C. A. Severn
T. F. Hersch
Grant F. Anderson
U .S
Americans Develop Gas Tank Incendiary Bomb For Aircraft
In New Guinea the U S Army Air Forces report a new gasoline filled belly tank bomb with end fuses used against Japanese positions. The device sprays flaming gasoline over targets and outperforms magnesium incendiaries. Origin traced to Kittyhawk pilots who dropped tanks on the Wairope bridge and set the area afire, leading to U S production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
New Guinea
INS
Solomons
RAAF
Owen Stanley Mountains
Wairope
Bell
United States
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Louis
Graham
Baptist Church
DU Pont
Rome
Dupont
Dupont Research
DuPont House
Ist Ave
1St St. NE
Dial
It Bembers Rayon Classic
Yall
Dickeys
Newman
Mother Feat
Hreld
Mynette
Crewe
Newman’s Street
Newman's
Shoe Department
Rollins Celanese
Rollins
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