Dorothy Dix Says Women and War Work Shake Society
Dorothy Dix laments changing roles of women from homemakers to wartime workers and critics of decency as men grow uneasy about upheaval. She argues women have spurred social shifts, with factions abandoning traditional duties and altering family dynamics amid wartime pressures.
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Ghadurg Society
Mothers at War Keep Domestic Labor in Focus
Wartime editorial voices pride in domestic work as pivotal to national effort. It laments wartime home life, notes mothers rivet factories, and warns delinquency rises when home fires fade. It lists veterans and transferred boards, ending with a note on the Army Air Transport Command prioritizing penicillin shipments.
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Jackia
Janae
Transferred and Leaving Board Examinations Listings
A long OCR list names many individuals transferred from different boards for examinations and those leaving from Board Two. The fragment names numerous persons including James Monroe Holmes Woodrow Wilson Miller Morris Sheppard Dupree and others with varied spellings and likely OCR errors.
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Frore Pagene
Huggins
Robert Worth Swicegood
Floyd Byron Marah
Thomas Jett Elddve
James Alton Couch
Proud Barnett McCallum
Arthur Carl Deal
Thomas Raymond Frith
Coy Lee Brunson
George Elwin Bulls
David Lewis Trewick
Herman Rubenstein
Claude Ziglar
Wallace Laweon Cardwell
Grover Cleveland
Exum
Glenn Avin Newton
Jomee Howard Sykes
James Colliar Faulk
Buford
Alfred Turner
Floyd Howard Bugs
Frank Maurice Newton
Warren G. Hilson
Charlie Thomas Smith
James Monroe Holmes
Woodrow Wilson Miller
Morris Sheppard Dupree
Leslie Talmadge Sexton
Leonard Stanton Stofel
Frank Weather Parham
James Cecil Barrentine
Fiome Lines Morris
William Edgar Snellgrave
Wilbur Odeil Floyd
Thomas Berry Summer
Edgar Lee Benson
Olivar Pennington Bent Isy
William Paul Crawford
Carl Bentley Riley
William Howard Carmichael
Will Wilburn
Clark Bentley Clark
John Tallas
Matehet
Robby Deway Jackson
William Alin Odom
Ivey Astum Moora
Oris Whiddon
James Oris Granger
Herbert Cecile Cherry
Bill Edward Woodheam
Howard Fresh Burch
Wester Mirna
Georges Dewey Ewwere
Altis Ougsr
Merrin
Wilbert Kenneth Haver
Reta Monk
Chester Field Pa
Scouts Pledge $106,850 in War Bonds and Stamps
Pledges for War Bonds and stamps solicited by Scouts of the Southeast Alabama Council totaled $106,850. The drive supports effort to fund national defense programs and aid local scouting activities.
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Scouts of the
Southeast
Alahbama Council
Fourth Wet Leas Drive Pledge Totals Reported
A report from Resostive A. W. Besser cites Louisville Troop 31 as leading the drive with the largest pledges. Dayton Troop LE placed second with 55100 miles, followed by Opp Tresp 3 and Troy Treep in lower positions.
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A. W. Besser
Louisville Troop 31
EAH Troop LE
Dayton
Hild
Opp Tresp
Troy Treep
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