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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1943

Page

6

Soldiers Eat Plenty and Waste Little in U S Army Mess

In Northern Ireland the Eighth Air Force mess hall runs a waste-not program led by Staff Sergeant Stewart from Hammond Louisiana. Each served meal uses a self serve plan with a pad noting who takes more than they eat and weekly visibility on a public board to deter waste. The kitchen to storage cycle focuses on careful ordering, repurposing leftovers into soups and pies, strict bread and vegetable inspection, and salvaging all containers for depot return.

Northern Ireland United States Army Eighth Air Force Composite Command Hosey Stewart Stewart Hammond E. H. Rouse West Newton Hosey England Louisiana

Seed crafts and fashion from seed knick knacks

A playful feature discusses drying melon and fruit seeds to make neck laces and bracelets and hints at coloring them. It suggests seed crafts to accessorize with South American or Mexican style clothing and teases new slang for decorating garments.

Fragrant Tricks and Craft Ideas from a 20th Century Page

The text describes scenting hair and pillows with perfume, storing gloves in a closed box, and small DIY projects using corks to make purses and sweater buttons. It also repeats jokes about morons and ends with a quip about a river and a stream.

Ledger Syndicate

Painting Ice on Yukon River Cuts Ice Bound Time

Captain H Wheeler owner of the steamboat Gasca melts a 29 mile ice path on a Yukon river to free navigation earlier. He used lampblock oil paint on a 40 foot wide strip to create a sun heated channel a foot deep each day. The dark surface absorbs heat heating the ice and forming a clear channel within a month.

H. Wheeler Gasca Yukon River

Entertaining Tips for Red Cross Seaming Units

Phyllis Belmont advises defense workers to host informal luncheons when hosting Red Cross sewing groups. Serve hot cream soup followed by finger sandwiches on individual trays to reduce table setup and please guests. Ledger Syndicate WNU Features.

Defense Red Cross Ledger Syndicate WNU

Women Army corps drive mail tracking in North Africa

Captain Sol Gershon lauds WACs for organizing military mail in the North Africa theater. He notes each entering soldier receives a card, and WAC clerks file and cross check hospital and unit addresses to keep mail with the wounded soldier.

Allied Force Headquarters North Africa Sol Gershon Central Postal Directory North Africa Theater of Operations Women’s Army Corps Wacs Western Newspaper Union

Battlefield salvage turns war scrap into U S fighting weapons

Thousands of tons of battlefield salvage and scrap are being returned to the United States. The army lists ferrous and non ferrous scrap, repairable airplane engines, oxygen and acetylene cylinders, ammunition containers, drums, shoes and clothing among items sent to war plants for reprocessing and eventual reissue.

United States War Department

Ingenious folding cot frame for hall storage sketch

A home craft sketch shows a folding cot stored in a hall using an ingenious frame with a denim skirted cover and a flowered chintz trim. It includes a medicine closet on top and spool feet, from a booklet of 32 handmade items costing 15 cents.

Soldiers' speech hides emotion in slang and Camel ads

A wartime ad notes soldiers fear emotion, citing slang like buzzards for colonels and Camels for cigarettes. It claims Camels are popular with Army, Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard personnel, with sales records from service stores and shipping rules for overseas and U S. soldiers.

Post Office U. S Navy Marines Coast Guard

Reissued World War I Serial Number Marking Policy

In the Second War era the letter R in a soldier’s serial number signified service in the First World War and indicated re enlistment.

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