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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1943
Page
8
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A new laundry setup at Camp Rucker under Captain Ed Pergeon Jr began operations on the date indicated, employing about a hundred workers with some from Abbeville Try Headland and Hart Alber. The plant handles two hundred thousand clothing items weekly, supports hospital and public laundry needs, and processes around five million gallons of water monthly with softened water at high temperatures to 180 degrees, using steam to heat and dry tumblers for about four tons of laundry monthly as soldiers receive weekly clean laundry.
A review of General Bandeaux service details a four year West Point assignment and field commands across the 7th Infantry at Fort Benning and Fort Jay New York. He led the 161st Infantry on a major overland march, held command of the 35th Division, and became Major General with later duty in Puerto Rico and the West Coast. His rise included an extraordinary escort ceremony on promotion from Colonel to Brigadier during amphibious landing operations off the Cerling Coast.
A fragmented study of wartime social change describes a new aristocracy of sacrifice among American wives, comparing those with husbands abroad to those at home. It notes varied experiences as war drags on, then shifts to wartime logistics topics including car restrictions, shipbuilding targets, and anti freeze practices.
Gen Baade heads the 35th Infantry Division at Camp Rucker with Brig Gen Helmick and Brig Gen Rice in key roles. Born in Fort Wayne Indiana he graduated West Point in 1911 and served in WW I including Meuse Argonne. later taught at Boston University and studied at the General Staff School.
Leavenworth based individual excels as a military student, completing the course a year late and earning Hi Graduate. General Baade serves four years with the Office of the Chief of Infantry in Washington DC before attending the Army War College in 1924 to 1920. Next he was left incomplete in text.
Transport imports move abipa and supplies from the United States to forward points while backhauls from Australia New Zealand the South Pacific and North Africa yield wool hides sage casings copra copal gums nickel chromite cork manganese and other items.
The report states that currently about 15 percent of total United States munitions production is allocated to cut Allies orders or direct purchase under lend-lease.
Industrial production of the Unit-4 Mates in January doubled the 1935 to 1938 average. Iron and plates rose to the November level but stayed well below the October peak.
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