Soldiers Reproduce French Village For Mock Battle
Soldiers of the 8th Division rehearse a World War I style siege at Camp Carson Colorado, recreating Beauclair France. The mock battle includes mining, field firing, and street fighting with observers noting the veterans' familiarity with the campaign and the village’s church, courthouse, and streets.
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Colorado
Colo
U. S
Arwy
Beauclair
Frese
Frasch
Brauclair
Beauflair
Camp Carson
Bare
Bth
Preech
Jiva Ammuni
Olé Mthers
Uncle Sam's Straight Shooters
Barry Grayson profiles three top American riflemen Woodring Carlson and Conrad as key wartime arms specialists. Their national averages near perfection highlight expertise at Winchester and US Cartridge plants with ballistic testing of ammunition for reliability and accuracy.
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Barry Grayson
NEA
New York
Uncle Sam
United States Army
William B. Woodring
Dave Carlwoll
Charles Conrad
Bill Woodring
Dave Carlson
Charley Conrad
Woodring
Western Cartwidge Co
East Alton
Carlson Precision Toolmarer
Dunkirk
United States
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
New Haven
Carlson
England
Finland
Winchester
Conrad
Midwest
United States Cartridge, Co
St. Louis
Yanks In England Take Over Space For Sports
American forces in London organize a broad year round sports program with boxing, basketball, baseball, tennis and more. Leaders include Gerald Fitzgerald and Major B M Liswel lyn, with the Stars and Stripes athletics committee directing activities across camps in Britain and Ireland.
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England
London
Army
A Amersican
United States
Brito
Londo
Hyde Park
Geulota
Stars and Stripes Atheletics Committee
Seleral
American Red Cross
Army Special Services Division
Gerald Fitzgerald
St. Paul
Red Cross Alatf
Tre-' Jeanly
B. M. Liswellyn
Tacoma
Wash
The
Stars and Stripes
Stanley M. Bach
Lexington
Eto
Rainbow Corner
Weatend Service Club
British Isles
Ate
United States Forces Championship
Albert Hall
Verioun
Amertex
Lockheed
Jack Lippert
California
Bob Hail
Montana State
Harry Mattos
St. Mary's
Army Special Service
Northern Ireland
WPB Makes Available Dry Cell Batteries for Rural Phones
The War Production Board announced a limited supply of dry cell batteries to maintain rural telephone service. Distributed through hardware stores and other distributors, the batteries help owners of small independent telephone systems, often farmer groups, who rely on noncommercial power sources to run their systems.
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Auburn
Ala
War Production Board
Alabama 4 H Girls Demonstrate Dairy Skills
Auburn area 4 H Club girls showcase dairy based demonstrations to support wartime needs. Demonstrations cover milk use in drinks, custards, pies, soups and salads, plus batters and cheeses. Participants participate in 1943 National 4 H Dairy Foods activity with medals and $50 War Savings Bonds awards for top individuals and teams.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
America
O County
Kraft Cheese Company
State Agricultural Colleges
Department of Agriculture
County Extension Aganta
Wild horses in Europe and Tatras during the 18th century
Fragmentary report notes wild horses in Europe and the Tatras in the 18th century. It mentions pig iron and metalworking shifts from sand molds to other methods, with unclear details.
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Europe
Experts Advise Less Meat Stamp Use In Summer
In Auburn Alabama Dr Henry C Seerman of the US Department of Agriculture urges families to spend less on meat ration points this summer to save money and share with allies. He notes many households will buy more fat and less meat while health guidance supports moderated use and food conservation practices.
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Auburn
Ala
Jones
Brown
Henry C. Seerman
US. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics
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Harries Conrad
Willams B. Woodring
Fasserostt
D. Goods
Sears
Rochuck and Co
West Main St
WPB
Toni Porter
Chiraro
Wer Beata Fury
Dine & Day
Compe
Seday
Rorreca
Saunfast Harmony House
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