Society Notes from Mobile Range Ties and Travels
Edward L Uptain finishing Navy School of Music in Washington DC and heading to Brisbane Australia for first Navy band assignment. Carolyn Peurifoy returns from Montevallo for weekend visit. Various local residents relocate travel and family updates including Lt Atlee Hoff critical illness and Lt William Eyster promotion amid postwar assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Uptain
C. E. Uptain
Navy School of Music
Washington, D. C
U. S .Navy
Brisbane
Australia
William Bibb Eyster
US. N. R
Eyster
Norfolk
C. H. Eyster
Orange
Texas
War Day By Day Bombardment To Fall On Japan
A wartime column predicts a massive aerial bombardment of Japan as the prelude to amphibious invasion. General Arnold states Germany faced only amateur bombing and foresees 2,000,000 tons of bombs hitting the Japanese home islands in the coming year, aiming to cripple industry by autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Arnold
United States Army Air Forces
Germany
Lost gas ration book mislaid by Mrs Homer M Jones
Notice lists Mrs Homer M Jones of 303 West Gordon Drive as having lost a B gas ration book. authorities remind owner to report found items and request return to rightful owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer M. Jones
W. Gordon Drive
Argentine hotel proves a rebel writer’s costly ruse
Terry Arnold, a young American novelist, travels to Buenos Aires to hide from Europe and pursue a second book. Mistaken for a Boston heiress, she is treated as royalty in a royal suite. A flirtation with Don de Vera and a looming mistaken-identity plot drive the tale toward a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Arnold
Terry
States
Miss Ainsworth
Boston
Buenos Aires
Senorita
North America
Louis
Fitz Turner
Don de Vera
Bombing Will Cripple Japan as 1000 B-29 Raids Loom
The speaker asserts that sustained air attacks on Germany proved decisive and argues Japan is more vulnerable. They predict effective raids against Tokyo with 1,000 B-29s running regularly may force capitulation without eradicating every Japanese fighter, while warning against overconfidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Germany
Sibert to Train Medical Units in 1945
The Fourth Service Command selects Camp Sibert Alabama as an Army service forces medical unit training center for troops redeploying from Europe to the Pacific. About 4,500 men will retrain in August with numbers rising to full capacity by year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Fourth Service Command
Camp Sibert
Ala
Army Service Forces
Europe
Pacific
Sibert
Postwar Wiring Courses Planned for Alabama Extension Workers
Auburn Alabama extension workers will attend ten one day courses on wiring and insulating electric services P O Davis extension director at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute announced the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Nazarenes Begin a Tent Revival
The Church of the Nazarene has started a tent revival in a structure on 7th Avenue West near Moulton Street. Evangelist Rev. L. L. Mathis of Princeton Florida preaches each night at eight, with Leon Cook and wife of Sheffield directing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
7Th Avenue West
Moulton Street
L. L. Mathis
Princeton
Fla
Leon Cook
Sheffield
Dear Miss Dix advice column on money control and family duty
Dorothy Dix answers readers about financial independence inside marriage and managing a frugal husband. She urges the war bride to assert money rights, warns of peonage risk, and notes practical options. Other letters cover leaving an unstable home with a stepfather and advising a sixteen year old on dating and self‑confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
the Treasury
Yale
Recognition Of Skin Disorders
Article reviews how skin symptoms can signal internal diseases notably diabetes. It lists necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum xanthoma and scleredema as conditions seen on arms legs and skin, stressing sugar tests and diabetes treatment, plus notes on boils, erythema multiforme, and postnatal breast rash with allergy considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Cannon
Columbia University
Cannon
Cholera Fatalities Reported in Chungking
Lt Cmdr Frank Herrington of the U S embassy said cholera outbreaks in Chungking since early this month have produced at least 4000 cases and no fewer than 800 deaths, a conservative estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Cmdr
Frank Herrington
Usnr
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carolyn Peurifoy
Alabama College At
Montevallo
H. N. Peurifoy
Albert Frahn
Birmingham
W. L. White
Panama City
Tyndall Field
Courtland Army Air Field
Roy Horton
Wilder Place
Peoria
Ill
Ted Dupés
W.C. Pirtle
Nashville, Tenn
Shirley Braswell
Annie Lou Hooten
Mrs. Sasser
Montgomery
Cornelian Hotel
Ben Nagy
Allen
Harrisburg
Sgt. Nagy
Lt. Atlee Henkel Hoff
Naval Base Hospital
Brooklyn
N._Y
George Morris
Francis Johnson
East Moulton Street
North Carolina
Michigan
Johnson
Frank Rymer
Albert
Betty Rose
Jerry Lynn Lillard
Reliance, Tenn
Harry Higdon
Higdon
Dorothy Frazier Dye
U. S. Marine Corps
Santa Anita
Calif
A. J Frazier
I. M. Eubanks
Fayetteville
Tenn
G. E. Marr
T'ed Major and Son
East Cain Street
Curtis Gover
Florida
Department of Agriculture
Back Bay
Virginia
T. M. Wiley
Kathryn Ann
Fayetteville, Tenn
S&s .Pekoe
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Goidel’s Drug Store
Madam Harrison
America
Highway 31
Deer Springs
State of
Decatur
All Business
Princes
Central Press Association
Lois Eby
OS John C. Fleming
Chapter
Uncle John
Ethel
Vermont
New York
John
Happi
Reich
Nazarenes
Dorothy DIX
J. R
Goode-Mirae
Second Ave
King Fame Syndicaiained
Moye’s
Decatur Cleaners
Johnston St
2Nd Ave
Remington Rand Agency—Sales and Service
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Loyd’s
WSGN
the News-Age-Herald Station
Alabama Flour Mills
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