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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1943

Page

8

Merchant Marines Seek More Recruits in Birmingham

The Birmingham headquar ters section invites young men between 17 and 28 to join the Merchant Marines. Training covers deck and engineering, hospital corps, cadet midshipman, pursers, cooks and bakers, and radio. Stipends total 5000 per month during training, with uniforms, meals, textbooks, medical care provided. Upon graduation, assign ments to merchant ships with travel paid, some physical requirements relaxed since Pearl Harbor. Deferment requested by local draft service.

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All Bran Meat Patties Stretch Beef Supply

A vintage recipe shows how Kellogg's All-Bran is used to stretch ground beef. Mix egg, salt, pepper, onion, parsley, milk, catsup and All-Bran, soak, then combine with beef and form 12 patties. Bake at 450 F about 30 minutes yields six servings.

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Sailors Urged to Enroll in U S Merchant Marine

The United States Merchant Marine seeks young men from New Mexico and other states to join as seamen. Applications are handled by the U S Maritime Service Enrolling Office in the Empire Building. Birmingham Ensign Vaughn leads the staff in processing requests immediately. Harriet Beecher Stowe is noted as the aunt of Henry Ward Beecher. Arizona’s territorial status is cited, and banana oil is described as a coal tar byproduct.

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Costs of Africa Campaign Weigh on Axis and Allies

The long African war drained Axis strength more than Allied forces, with Italy and Germany sustaining heavy losses while Allied power surged in North Africa. Rommel’s advance to El Alamein met Montgomery, and Allied landings in North Africa eventually tipped the balance as Axis prisoners mounted, signaling a grim outcome for the Axis.

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Don't Shun Men Maimed In War

Ruth Millett urges readers to stop recoiling from injured veterans. She cites a Guadalcanal Marine who wore an artificial leg after winning a jitterbug contest, and she argues against squeamishness. Millett promotes volunteering as a nurse aide to become accustomed to sickness and wounds.

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Soil erosion claims vast share of US cropped land

A historical note claims soil erosion affects 78 percent of cultivated lands in the United States. It also mentions misnomers such as fool's gold described as a compound of row and sulfur, and notes that the jackrabbit is not a true rabbit, but a bare...

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Natives Go To Town in New Guinea With Whimsy Names

The article describes Perulai and other New Guinea locations with whimsical local names used by natives and soldiers. It lists many village and river names, noting their complexity and repetition challenges for field telephones and navigation. It also mentions over 35,000 medical officers serving with U.S. and allied forces, excluding battle casualties.

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Ballard’s OBELISK Flour Promotes Victory Biscuits

A wartime ad extols Ballard’s Enriched OBELISK Self Rising Flour for light southern biscuits. It claims two red ration points for shortening and 112 biscuits from one flour sack, urging home baking to meet nutrition goals and save points.

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