Navy wives as transients urged to neighborly welcome
A Navy officer's wife laments constant moves to inland Navy schools and urges townsfolk to extend warmth to Navy wives. She notes neighbors show kindness to wives of men moving into town for work but neglect those whose husbands are serving temporarily for the war effort. Treat Army or Navy wives next door as lifelong neighbors.
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Jong
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One Man Rodeo Hero Foils Runaway Horse in Coffeyville
A Coffeyville army air field driver, nicknamed the one man rodeo, calmly grabbed a runaway horse’s bridle, then controlled his car as the animal veered toward a tree. He jumped free and halted the perilous scene, saving bystanders and the vehicle from disaster.
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Army Air Corps Motor Transport Needs Ground Support Forces
The Army Air Corps requires 15 to 25 men on the ground to back each fighter, and more than twenty ground vehicles for each pursuit or bombing airplane. To meet the demand, the corps has 25 varieties of specially developed motor transport equipment.
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