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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1943
Page
3
Orphan Cherry Rawlings at Saint Dorothea’s reveals a hidden past and longing for family. Judge Marshbanks arranges a secretarial position with Mrs Porteous Porter in San Francisco, while Emma guides Cherry through new plans and a hopeful future.
Cherry Rawlings leaves Saint Dorothea's with ten dollars and a hopeful plan to find work. On arrival at Marshbanks she enters an opulent world, feeling out of place as she faces dinner with Judge Marshbanks and a surprise introduction by Mr. Coates. The scene ends as the story promises a continuation.
Lt. Col. John Chennault commands a bold unit of airmen in the Aleutians, tracing a lineage to Brig. Gen. Claire L. Chennault. He is shown after shooting down a Japanese Zero. A ground crewman lights the navigator returning from a raid on Kiska.
Wartime plan discussed calls for the War Department to take over 200 to 300 colleges in 1943, with 300,000 young men drafted into ROTC for officer training, especially flying cadets. The piece argues football remains essential for national training, urges limited travel and outside competition, and favors regional leagues over national championships during war. It cites General MacArthur and Captain Moran as supporters of football’s war value.
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