Concord Service Notes Reflect Local Service Members
Mrs. Michael J. Dee of Elm Street reports Marine Corps Private Michael J. Dee Jr. has arrived overseas at New Caledonia in the Southwest Pacific after a year on active duty. Lamonakis, George now P Cooke, California, is selected for Officer's Training School after furlough, with prior service in New Caledonia and Guadalcanal. Corporal Allan R. Murray, son of Mrs. Katarina Murray, is released from active duty after a Guadalcanal combat role and medical furloughs in Texas.
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Michael J. Dee
West Concord
Michael J. Dee, Jr
Marine Corps
New Caledonia
Southwest Pacific Area
Dee
E Lamonakis
Brooks
George Lamonakis
P. Cooke
California
Statuhe
Lamonakis
Concord soldiers report to duty across nation
The article lists multiple Concord residents joining the U S Army and Navy, reports their bases and duties. Private Leo P Dalton is stationed at Camp Edwards after reporting for duty last month. Private Thomas D Tombeno and others receive furloughs or transfers, with details on their former stations and current postings.
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Leo P. Dalton
Concord
U. S. Army
Camp Edwards
Dalton
Peter B. Dalton
Old Bedford Road
Waltham
Concord Draft Board
Edward F. Flannery
Bedford Street
Fort Dix
N. J
Thomas D ‘Tombeno, Jr
Walden Street
Army
Flannery
Military family notices and furlough reports
Overseas service updates show Peter son returning home briefly after 16 months away with merchant marine duties. John Bartolmeo and wife Mary A Woodlock are noted for Army Air Corps ground crew overseas assignments. Robert Lawson Jr. is on furlough after radio training with the Army Air Forces at Sioux Falls. Sergt Angelo V Bartolmeo is mentioned in the same context.
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Merchant
Peter
John ~Bartolmeo
Byron’ Street
U. S. Army Air Corps
Bartolmeo
Mary A. Woodlock
Elsinore Street
BP. F
Robert “J. Lawson
Robert P. Lawson
Fielding Street
Army
Air Forces
Sioux Falls
N. D
Women Eligible for WAVES SPARS Service Consideration
The text notes women between 20 and unspecified ages may join WAVES or SPARS of the United services if they meet terms. It mentions consideration for service at naval bases or air stations, as long as it does not conflict with Navy or Coast Guard demands.
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State of Sigheek
United Org
Navy
Coast Guard
Indiana born attorney rises to utility head and 1940 presidential run
Born in Elwood Indiana in 1892 this versatile man practiced law in Akron Ohio and New York City after serving as a World War I lieutenant. He became counsel and then president of a public utility by 1933 and ran for U S president in 1940 while gaining fame as author of One World.
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New York
Elwood
Ind
Akron
Ohio
New York City
United States
Fats and Oils Commerce Faces High Competition
The article notes fats and oils form a highly competitive commodity group with sources across animal and vegetable kingdoms. It highlights technological advances increasing interchangeability and identifies main markets in food, soap, paint, and varnish industries.
USO Attendance and Services Reach Record Levels
The USO reports average club attendance exceeding 15 million monthly with 700 099 volunteers aiding programs. About 7 244 000 pieces of USO stationery are used by servicemen and 1 223 600 in formation services are provided. Sleep accommodations are used 2 8300 times and 61 24 sessions of recreational and social activities are held. Personal counsel reaches 108 000 servicemen.
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USO
Roving Phrase Fragments Highlight Unclear Text
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions timing, tying ropes at intervals, and unclear terms. Species of garbled phrasing obscures concrete people, places, or events, leaving only hints of measurement and sequence.
War Bonds Rally Aids U Boat War Effort
During World War I divers recovered submarine secrets and other vital information from wrecks. The U S Treasury urges large War Bond purchases to fund diving outfits and combat inflation, stressing that buying more bonds saves more lives and speeds victory.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Leningrad Siege Endures With Surviving Theaters
During the 17 month siege of Leningrad which ended January 18 1943 most factories schools and churches kept operating while four theaters and 23 omensature houses did not close their doors for a day.
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Leningrad
Feeding cows by milk yield guides ration plans
Rutgers expert E J Perry advises dairymen to track daily or weekly milk yields to adjust grain feeding. Pasture quality determines concentrate rates, with early grass requiring more grain. For cows producing 35 40 pounds daily a ratio of one pound grain per seven pounds milk is near optimal, and rates vary with yield goals.
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J. Perty
Rutgers U
Perry
Prevent Farm Fires Warns Farmers to Curb Dangers
F. W. B meyer, a general agent of the Credit administration of St, urges farmers to prevent fires from defective flues, roof embers, smoking, and improper handling of kerosene. He notes many farms are at risk and rebuilding will be hard due to scarce timber and materials, stressing adherence to wartime production goals and efficient use of scarce resources.
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F. W.,bmeyer
Credit Administration of
WLB
Agricultural Notes on Early Oats Varieties for Seeding
The back to the farm movement grows, emphasizing oats as a seed crop. Fyre matures early and produces good straw yields. Vieland also suits this purpose, offering strong grain output.
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Hengyang
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Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
Burma
India
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Guadalcanal
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Thoreau Street
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University of Maryland
Ralph A Macone
Nicholas R. Macone
Longstreet
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Ala
Army Corps
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Macone
Jennie McPhillips
Hawthorne Lane
Herbert J.mcphillips
Army Air Corps
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D.hennessy
Bow Street
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Fort Deve
Newport
R. I
Alph B. Peterson
Byer
Rett
Sergt. Angelo. V
Mepuaal
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