Moore Home Dinner Honors Navy and Army Recruits
A Sunday dinner at the Moore home honored Duell Smith heading to the Navy and Howard Moore bound for the Army on Sept 12. Verlon W. Smith, home on furlough, attended with a large group of relatives from Eva Cullman Joppa and other nearby towns. Verlon is stationed in San Diego, Calif, and all enjoyed the day together.
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A. M. Fowler
Janine Nadine
Ella Mae
Cullman 2
Henry Scott
Buron Scott
Homer Bentley
Willodean
Fannie Jane
Addree
Glorie Jean
Cleo Bentley
Eloise
Dora Faye
Leon
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Elvin Holcomb
Mazine
Catherine
Thurman
Eleanor Fae
Av O
Millwood
Richard Burnett
Baileyton
Hubert Moore
Joppa
J. L. Graham
Somerville
Sanford Smith
Donna Carol
Knoxville
Tenn
Asa Smith
Verlon Smith
Odell
James Donald
Montez
Sandra Kay
Birmingham
Duell Smith
Kenneth Wayne
Dean
Renea
Etta Renolds
Mt. Pinson
Verlon W. Smith
San Diego
Calif
Frontline Distances Reported Across Multiple Theaters
The report lists distances for Russian front 312 miles Western front 325 miles Eastern front 433 miles Italian front 583 miles, measured from notable reference points. It adds a note that the vertical distance from the lowest depth of Phaon to the highest peak remains over 12 miles.
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Rest of My Life With You Chapter Thirty Seven
Judith confronts fear and love as she and Matthew navigate happiness, insecurity, and the pressures of social scrutiny. Mary discusses Lynn Mortimer and marriage with Judith, while the couple’s New York circle tests their bond and future.
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German views on their war position from the Franco Spanish frontier
War correspondent notes that German deserters and soldiers on the Franco Spanish border express mixed defeatism and hope. They warn against assuming Germany is beaten, foresee a decisive future battle, and discuss defenses from the Siegfried line to the Atlantic Wall, Goebbels propaganda, and potential postwar outcomes.
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Jones Eyes Food Goals for 1945 Production
War Food Administrator Marvin Jones faces a delicate task as he sets 1945 farm production goals balancing military needs lend-lease and reconquered countries against a near record U S crop. The September report shows 1944 output only two percent below 1942 record and favorable weather could push to a record year. Byrnes says Allied areas exceed normal production about a third with reserves ready when peace comes and 1945 needs may drop. No official 1945 target yet but a cut is possible amid ongoing war in the Pacific and Japan. The size of the grain crop will influence live stock and poultry feed and meat demands for military and civilian use.
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Soldier Honored Guests Mark Family Dinner
A dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lem H. Cartee honored their son Corporal Virgle Cartee on a fifteen day Texas furlough. Attendees included numerous Cartee relatives and friends such as Clifton Cartee and children, Rev Louis Att, Garneth Jarrett, Edna Bowling, Herman Bond and many others.
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Oneal
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W.L
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Herschel
Charlie’ Tingle
Garneth Jarrett
Clovis
Deloris
Linda Faye
Nettie Morrow
Paul Edith
Lela
Flossie Tucker
Maggie Sue
James Alton
Louis Att
Thomas and
Vernon
Horace Tucker
Ernest Crowe
Cecil
Ruby
Vera
Douglas
Bob Hitt
Madgie Mae
Herman Bond
Rachel
Anita
Reba
Winford
Edna Bowling
Ellen Madry
Mildred
Frances
Sue
Ann
H. C. Anderson
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James Lott
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Special Training for Guard Planned in Alabama
Alabama State Guard schedules intensive machine gun training for emergency readiness. Brig. Gen. George L. Cleere says two sections will be in Birmingham Montgomery and Mobile, with one section at Athens Gadsden and Selma. Gov. Sparks approves October 15 22 as the training window on Dauphin Island. About 100 officers and men to be ordered to active duty.
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Wood-Derived Yeast Boosts Dried Egg Protein Value
A report notes that mixing wood-derived yeast with dried eggs can raise protein content by as much as 55 percent. The finding highlights a potential method to enhance nutritional value in egg products.
Central American umbrella bird features face-covering crest
The Central American umbrella bird is named for a crest of black feathers that can be lowered to cover its face, providing a striking feature.
Insecticide DDT To Join Malaria Fight
Army doctor Major O R McCoy says DDT, once restricted to the armed forces, will become a potent tool against malaria after the war. He notes large quantities are now available for mosquito control and highlights spraying interiors to kill adult mosquitoes and long lasting residual effects in tropical regions.
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Paris
Gutenberg Bible Stored in Yale Vault Since War Began
The Gutenberg Bible remains in Yale University's possession, kept in an underground vault since the outbreak of war, protecting a rare historical artifact.
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United States Plans World Air Routes Talks With 50 Nations
Washington reports immediate action to prevent war over air lanes. A November meeting in the United States will include more than 50 nations to draft provisional routes, form an interim council, and prepare a treaty for a permanent international aviation commission. Argentina excluded due to lack of diplomatic relations.
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Washington
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State Department
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Middle East spans vast region with over 50 million people
The Middle East covers a broad area from the Mediterranean toward India and has a population surpassing 50 million.
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