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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1943

Page

8

Model posing for magazines and ads discussed

A fragmented account describes a model’s career path in the fashion world. It mentions beauty standards, paid posing, and the pressures of maintaining a marketable appearance. The text cites fees, cover work, and the role of a model as a stepping stone in entertainment.

Rates Reduced by Institute Underwriters Across Cargoes

AP reports the Institute Underwriters announced worldwide rate reductions for ship cargoes, signaling improved conditions in insurance pricing against Axis-backed risks. The move aims to ease cargo costs and stabilize trade during the ongoing global conflict.

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Slither and Slog a Mile in 7 Minutes Par for Rangers

United States Ranger training at Camp Scotland features a seven minute mile obstacle course with barbed wire mud dives and a 20 foot ravine. Training emphasizes paired work, survival skills, and living off the land. Ghost tales at the castle HQ accompany tough daily drills and a lively piper culture among Rangers and Commandos.

Rangers Tom Wolf United States Camp Scotland British Isles Castle Etish Isles

This Man Thistles While He Works

In Chattanooga AP report Tom Selman has dedicated much of his farm to blessed thistles for pharmaceutical prep. With war cutting European supply, he expanded to 82 tons last year and expects another bumper crop this season. The article notes Bible translations into 105 languages.

Chattanooga

Radio Programs Tomorrow’s Musical Clock and News Summary

Radio schedule lists musical segments and news bulletins led by The Mandelettes and Krupa Orchestra. Programs include Devotional, Freedom of the Land, and News at 8 45. Recurrent features cover Farm Hour, War updates, and a variety of entertainment, dramas, and concert segments throughout the day.

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Pulpwood Flies At Hitler

New York report says smokeless powder research used wood pulp to supplement cotton for the war effort. Hercules Powder Co and Weyerhaeuser Timber Co aided development, improving quality and output. Project aims to shift 20 million pounds in 1942.

BOW Blakfaler New York Weyerhaeuser Timber Company Longview Wath Hercules

Hunting Season Sought On Antelope in Montana Counties

Antelope numbers have dwindled in Wheatland Carter and Powder River counties prompting legislative representatives to seek an antelope hunting season. The report notes calls for a controlled harvest to address wildlife declines and restore balance in local ecosystems.

Helena Mont Wheatland Carter Powder River

Marquette Blues at Midseason Hurdles in 1920s Era

Fragmentary report notes Marquette basketball squad struggles this season with low scoring and inconsistent wins. References the 1923 team achieving higher averages and mentions opponents from Wisconsin. Fragmentary names Creigh inn Tito unclear.

Marquette Wisconsin Creighinn Tito

Freddie's Girl seeks control measures for crop-damaging antelopes

A report notes Freddie's Girl proposes legislation to grant special powers to curb antelope damage to crops. The plan outlines control actions and enforcement, aiming to protect agricultural interests.

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