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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1943
Page
6
At Camp Rucker, 250 Wildcats from MacGen Paul J Mueller's Wildcat Division completed final tests amid freezing temperatures. They crawled through mud under live machine gun fire, dodged grenade fragments, and advanced under artillery bursts. They crossed barbed wire and used bayonets in hand to hand drills, while some aided in bridging operations across the Pea River. First Ingram carpet mill began in Frederick, Maryland in 1610.
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as relief for coughs and chest congestion. It claims fast action, natural ingredients, and a money back guarantee if symptoms persist, highlighting beechwood and other paders in its blend.
Washington notes trace the Red Cross origin to Henri Dunant after Solferino, then its Geneva treaties. From 1905 quasi government status to WWI blood plasma efforts, London Blitz contributions, nurse recruitment, and prisoner of war aid, the piece outlines 1943 War Fund goal of 25 million and Red Cross Month declaration.
Cabot and Dresden, a dynamic dance duo, rose from obscurity to Broadway bookings after years of hardship. Bold stunts in spina and turos showcase Cabot's strength and Dresden's balance, crafted from years of touring in the Americas and Canada.
In a dated feature, Becad Army’s Hanger School at Camp Forrest teaches student rangers to simulate booby trap explosions with dynamite charges. Camouflage and stealth are emphasized, while the text hints at broader wartime tactics and a fictional cast navigating postwar life.
A staged demonstration in a school area rigged with traps nearly injures a soldier. A liquor bottle on a table triggers a spring and an explosion as danger escalates. A mop-up squad member moves a shovel aside during the incident.
The Ralph McBrides left their dog Oscar in care who was locked out by a thief. Oscar barked outside when they returned, and $75 worth of clothing disappeared. GOES HIGHEST POOL OPENS at Great Lakes, 700-seat indoor pool debut. Shortage relief aims to cut tungsten deficit in US to 10 percent next year.
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