One-Eyed Wildcats Experts Score Marks on Rifle Range
Three soldiers of Mal Gan Fault Muekers Wildcats division qualified as experts at the rifle range Camp Rucker. Pri Wade H Nimmons from Avgisia Ga scored with a 2 rifle expert score, four months in the Army. Pris Jobo M Lindley and Fred T Guest, both limited by vision, also earned expert marks in their first-range outing with B Battery 318 Field Artillery Battalion.
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Napier Cadet Dies In Plane Crash
Aviation Cadet Paul Willam Frank twenty four died in a Napier Field crash during a navigation training flight Friday The Napier Field public relations office announced that qualified Air Forces officers will be appointed to determine the crash cause Frank resided at 10 Franklin Avenue Maplewood N J He is survived by his parents and his wife Ruth Bierbaum of Maplewood The last sentence about breeches is irrelevant filler.
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Maplewood
Jackson Red Cross Drive Starts Early
The Red Cross War Fund drive in Jackson County began with 1040 in unsolicited gifts in Marianna ahead of the official start. A. J. Cobb as general chairman outlined county committees and said Jackson County’s quota is 6000, up from last year, with strong local club cooperation and about 40 000 citizens involved.
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A. Air Corps
LL E McCutchin
Cobb
Marianna
J. T Kelly
John C. Winalett
Jackson County
Strad Immigrants and Africa’s Rail and Roads Gap
Approximately half of the world’s genuine Stradivariae violins are in the United States. Liberia has only 30 miles of serviceable motor roads and no railway, while its coast with Sierra Leone experiences the heaviest rainfall in western Africa.
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RAF Officer Killed In Crash Identified
A UK Flying Officer killed in a plane crash near Columbia was identified by Napler Field public relations as Joshua Johnston, 29, of Hardgate Clydebank Scotland. Sergeant Peter J. DeCicco of Bronz, N.J., an aviation student, was injured. injuries not serious. The British officer's name had been withheld pending relatives' notification.
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Bronz
America's Fighting Mountaineer at Camp Hale
AP Features Writer Robert Geiger profiles Camp Hale Colorado where Army Mountain Training uses parka clad troops and sled dogs. Lt Mace leads canine detachment inspect base camp, dogs haul supplies, and soldiers learn wilderness craft amid 12000 foot peaks and blizzard conditions.
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DuVall ordered to Infantry Officer Candidate School
Firay sergeant Harry F. DuVall stationed at Napier Field is ordered to report to the Infantry Officer Candidate School at Ft Benning Georgia. After completion he will be commissioned second lieutenant in the Infantry. He is the son of Charles DuVall of Waynesburg Pennsylvania and is married to Emma Sue Stephens of Dothan. He enlisted in August 1941 and is a graduate of the Air Corps Technical School at Keesler Field Mississippi.
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Waynesburg
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Dothan
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Keesler Field
Mississippi
Camp Rucker to Resume Broadcast Series on WAGF
Camp Rucker announces the revival of the thrice weekly Camp Rucker Reports on WAGF. The Monday Wednesday and Friday 6 30 pm broadcasts will feature interviews with Army personnel including a Camp Surgeon Medical Inspector and the chief of Internet Security and Intelligence, lasting about ten minutes.
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Petitions Accepted To Hike Room Rents In Dothan Area
Charles M. Cooper director of defense rents said petitions may be filed to raise room rents when more tenants move in since the maximum rent date. The amendment, effective March 1, applies to owners and operators of rooming houses, with exceptions for underlying leases and structures with 25 or fewer rooms.
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Jackson War Bond Sales Hit 75 791 in February
In Mannanna Jackson County, war bond sales for February totaled 75 791 55 surpassing a 36 000 quota by 39 791 55. A. J. Cobb, vice chairman, cites strong local participation in the wartime fundraising drive.
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30316 Ration Books Issued In Jackson County
In Jackson county during the registration period last week a total of 30316 ration books for point rationing were issued. An additional 2000 persons filed applications and will have books mailed. Registrations occurred at nearly all white schools and three Negro schools, with teachers serving as registrants at the points.
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