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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1943
Page
11
Cpl Hugh V Shaver new address at Camp Clairborne La 352 FA By. and Av C Bertrand C Waxwell group 7 Sad 2 Flight D AAYFPS pilot SAACC San Antonio Waxas.
Hugh W. Maxwell reports a new address at RT 2/e Co H Sec 2 PR 5 U 5 Naval Armory Foot Randolph St Chicago Illinois for correspondence and records.
Private Gerald L Bar war of Co. D 472nd Truck Regt assigns a new post on active duty at Camp Sutton North Carolina with updated address and unit details.
Pfc. George W. Myers of the 805th T.S.8 moves to Barracks 1092 at an Air Base in Sioux Falls South Dakota. The record notes the new address and unit assignment for military records.
Private Richard E Perry, unit Plt 189 RDMCB in San Diego California, asks friends to write to him with the note Very glad to have your letters.
Pvt John F Shilling now assigned to the nd Q M Truck Regt Camp Sutton NC glad to hear from friends Av Cadet Paul V Sorrell has received an honorable discharge from the Army Air Corps and is serving as navigator in the Air Transport Command
Sgt. Donald Bryant from Camp Sibert Alabama arrived Sunday evening for a twelve day furlough to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant and relatives.
Relatives in Clare learned last week that Private Warren G. Watson has been promoted to Corporal in the S S Army. His new address is Cpl Warren G. Watson Co H 48 A R APO 262 Camp Campbell Kentucky.
Cpl Leslie Shaw of Camp Gordon Johnston Florida is expected home Friday evening to spend a furlough with his mother Mrs Lula Shaw and his brother Wesley and Clare friends. Wesley drove to Grand Ledge Thursday morning to meet him and visit relatives there before continuing to Clare.
The article notes U-boat disruptions in Florida waters fail to stop shark landings. It highlights the shark liver oil as a key vitamin source and cites rising prices and broad uses of the animal, with fins fetching substantial sums abroad.
New Delhi officials describe the shift from mass protests to covert sabotage in India. An official says underground activity may grow, with rails cut and nighttime acts by small groups. He attributes unrest to Congress and Gandhi, noting loyal police and army support.
Cook vegetables just until tender and bright to preserve texture and flavor. Short cooking preserves color and taste, yielding appealing, vibrant results.
In the Union of South Africa natives from Herero, Ovambo, Damara, Hottentot, and Bushman groups rally to the Native Military corps. About 1,000,000 residents in British High Commission territories with 100,000 regularly employed in industries. Some 20,000 already serve in the Middle East with 15,000 more expected.
Farmers may help wartime effort and earn extra money by plucking live geese feathers. Geese supply feathers for aviator flying suits and cold protection for soldiers. In Jefferson County Wisconsin George Schlesner tends alfalfa while noting feather markets and seasonal plucking rules.
The Vichy regime drafts a law to make women heads of households if their husbands are absent. They could manage their own and their households property without men's approval within limits. With many men away, few have suffrage, and women may be appointed to municipal councils and perform civil marriages in mayors’ absence.
Thirteen monkeys from Leningrad to Moscow survived a German fighter attack. The animals belong to the Physilogical Institute founded by Ivan Pavloff. They behaved well on the journey and resumed viewing from plane windows after the scare.
An account describes pulling soft feathers from cattle in Clatsop County Oregon. It notes limited feather removal per wing and leaving support feathers, with feathers cured by air drying in sacks hung in a well ventilated loft, stirring occasionally.
Farmers urged to aid victory by collecting and selling old scrap iron and steel. About 1 250 000 tons lie on American farms and could fuel warships. with full collection twice as many ships could be built. Rural scrap headquarters report steady but improvable collection despite labor shortages.
As the 1942 cotton picking season opens farmers face different grade and staple premiums and discounts from prior years. Proper apple handling during harvest and packing and correct storage before shipment will ease strain on war burdened transportation facilities.
U.S. Treasury encourages saving through War Bonds and a payroll savings plan to fund war production. Citizens should allocate at least ten percent of income to War Savings, sustaining spending month after month for the heating plant and equipment for the troops.
Every possible precaution should be taken to avoid injury to available good corn seed by insects or rodents. If stored in tight containers, 20 ordinary moth balls per bushel of grain will give protection and will not injure germination of the seed. Need something for the farm Try a Sentinel want ad.
Republican candidate Charles M. Ziegler pledges to keep maintenance of state trunk lines under state highway department control and to base county decisions on efficiency and service. He criticizes Democratic mismanagement, cites Ontonagon County costs, and calls for a nonpoliticized, wartime coordinated department with full-time employees.
The 800000 inhabitants, mostly Moslems, live in highland sheep and goat regions while lowlanders grow grains beans olives and fruits. Exports include almonds oranges potatoes canary seed oxhides wool sheepskins millet fish and eggs. Malaria and locusts are tackled by large-scale government campaigns.
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