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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1943
Page
5
unreadable fragment mentions the Gib giris family and their male relatives but provides no clear event, place, or outcome to anchor a factual summary. Further readable details are required to craft a proper newspaper card.
In Lee Sound the Out Our WAT crew harvests a daily average of about 1208 pounds of shrimp and ships to New York markets. A record day sees nearly five tons packed and sent, while earlier 18 year old deals yield $350,000 from buffalo fence salvaged relics.
Auburn report cites bread as the top wasted food in the nation. Homemaker guides show surplus bread can become toast varieties Melba, cinnamon toast, French toast and cheese toast. Dry crumbs can be saved by drying, grinding, and storing properly to reduce waste.
Nadette Hammer of Fireairn Penn 22 is among the first feminine American Expeditionary Force to Britain. Delores Fickert 26 of Dayton Ohio and Captain Frances Marquis with the initial WACs share duties overseas. Mary Dizon Ithaca N Y 22 serves as executive officer in the first WAC battalion bound for Britain. Postings note husbands, homes, and siblings back in the United States as the unit moves to North Africa and beyond.
Allied forces repelled a Japanese counterattack near Nauru while carriers fuel fires on Bedo Island Tarawa. Australian troops breached jungle lines near Finch Haven in New Guinea as MacArthur announced gains. Liberator raids pounded Bougainville air bases and oil facilities at Sosrabaja, with weather limiting observations.
A Georgia coast girl named Rita Watson greets shrimp boats at Valona docks. She handles entering the shrimp trade, guides shipping trucks, and even cleans heads, taking over after her brother joined the Coast Guard. The piece highlights a rare female role in the regional fish industry during wartime.
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