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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1951
Page
5
A DIY guide describes replacing cracked glass and resealing a window. It advises cleaning splinters, measuring opening, buying glazing points and putty, applying linseed oil, and pressing new glass with a chisel and points, then shaping putty to seal edges.
Fort Benning Ga NEA reports Rangers are back in the U S Army with a tough new program to form elite units. Selected volunteers from divisions and National Guard undergo a rigorous screening including high push up counts, chin ups, a 300 yard run in 51.5 seconds and tests of back and stomach strength before parachute training. The program doubles as a high intensity night operations focus with about 57 hours weekly, aimed at deploying Rangers with every division and future front line impact.
A fragmented historical notice describes wintertime window damage at high rates due to snowballs ice and juvenile activity. It advises immediate do it yourself repairs using a putty knife wood chisels and glass, stressing gloves for safety before continuing indoor activities.
At Fort Benning the Ranger program shapes a disciplined force through brutal eight week exercises focusing on sabotage, demolition, camouflage, and stealth. Leaders Col Jean Van Hou'en and Col Ea gin Walker push a unit praised for calm, sharp humor, and strategic value behind lines as Kore a tensions rise.
A fragmented report mentions mining interests including coal silver mercury and emeralds in Alaska and Colombia along with a note on an Italian film about Selvatore in favor of Guiliano. It references British Palermo reports and Sicilian figures amid a vague historical context of two centuries.
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