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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1943

Page

2

Marine Corps grease monkeys keep planes aloft in Chicago training

At the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Chicago Marine aviation mechanics and metalsmiths endure a 21 week course combining basic math drawing blueprint reading and specific aircraft hardware skills. Top graduates earn corporal rank while others rise to private first class. The program emphasizes accelerated calisthenics and combat conditioning.

United States Marine Corps Naval Air Technical Training Center Chicago Maj Joe Foss Carlton Hill USMC Marine Aviation Aviation Metalsmith

Ration Party Games for Family Fun During Shortages

A list of old time party ideas themed around wartime rationing including pantomime identity games with rationed items, two cast shortage skits, a ration geography activity listing products by country, and a ration songs round with period titles. Each activity aims to engage guests while reflecting material shortages and humor.

South America East Indies Japan India Australia Germany Russia Western Union

Maritime unions back USS aid for merchant seamen

After Pearl Harbor the USO served fighting forces, but merchant marines lacked support until September 1942 when the United Seamen's Service USS was formed. The piece notes maritime unions pressed for this new aid as essential to the first line of defense.

Pearl Harbor USO Maritime United Seamen's Service USS Ini

Minute Make- Ujas By GABRIELLE

The piece offers quick beauty tips for hands and nails focusing on finger position ring choice nail color and light makeup. It then shifts to praise for USS and WSA efforts aiding merchant seamen with medical housing rest homes hotels clubs and morale initiatives abroad and at home.

Ledger Syndicate WNU WSA USS Broadway New York N. Y U. S Army Navy Red Cross State Department Army and Navy Western Union

Red Cross Uses New Refrigerated Container for Blood

The Red Cross aims for four million blood donations this year and operates 36 blood banks nationwide. Maj. Elihu Church invented an insulated refrigerated container that keeps temperature variation under two degrees, enabling long transports to laboratories for plasma processing and overseas shipment. Plasma use has slashed abdominal wound deaths from 80 to 5 percent and overall wound mortality from 7 to under 1 percent.

Red Cross Maj Elihu Church

When to Entertain Before a Fall Wedding

The letter advises that once the engagement is announced you may entertain anytime. If returning only a week before the wedding, set a date early in the week prior, as the bride will be busy. If home setup is uncertain, suggest a luncheon at a country club or nearby hotel or restaurant.

Ledger Syndicate WNU

Gems of Thought on Patriotism and Faith

A collection of short quotes on love of country, living in the present, and faith. Notable lines include Burke on loveliness of the homeland, Longfellow on immediate action, Aquinas on faith and hope, a Texas Ranger quip about endurance, and Cicero on greatness and inspiration.

Howe Longfellow Thomas Aquinas Bill McDonald The Texas Rangers Cicero

Military photo units document wartime film work

A total of 24 000 army and 2 800 navy personnel are assigned solely to photographic duty. They shoot stills and motion pictures on reconnaissance trips and also film bombings and battles.

Army Navy

Captain Towns Leaps Over Jeep in North Africa Practice

Capt. Forrest Towns of Athens Georgia, the world record holder in the 110 meter high hurdles, is shown leaping over a jeep in North Africa as he trains for a planned Berlin visit to defend Olympic records set in 1936.

Berlin Capt Forrest Towns Athens North Africa

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