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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1944

Page

7

Dorothy Dix Says Protecting Young Women From Danger

Dorothy Dix warns girls ages 16 to 17 about dangers in the world, citing cases of harmed teens and urging modesty, restraint, and self respect. She advises on dating conduct, advises against chasing boys, and emphasizes the value of keeping romance discreet to secure a good future.

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Shellfire and Moonlight in Italian Front War Photo

A wartime photograph depicts Lagone amid shellfire in Italy with American artillery bombarding German positions before an infantry push. The full moon and mountains frame the scene as Bert Brandt captures a 12 minute exposure using a Linhof telephoto lens.

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Soldier Tells How To Stay Alive In Battle

AP features a wounded U. S. soldier in Italy advising his brother, a Camp Van Dorn lieutenant, on staying alive in combat. He warns against using trees or landmarks for cover, urges mobility during artillery fire, and stresses situational awareness and self reliance while noting the dangers of being caught in a hole or open to fire. He emphasizes keeping a calm, determined stance and making peace with God before action.

U. S Italy Camp van Dorn

Hospitals to receive up to 50 million pounds butter

The War Food Administration reports up to 50 million pounds of butter will be released to hospitals from checks held for the FDA. The delivery runs from November through March to support hospital needs. Ration controls will apply via the OPA for butter purchases. The Irish potato surge is noted as a contributor to population growth.

Auburn FDA War Food Administration OPA

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