A New Life Out There With The Army Ground Forces
The Army Ground Forces offer a new life abroad with Korea and Japan as posting possibilities. Qualified young men who volunteer for units like the 1st Cavalry and various infantry divisions gain training, language study, and exposure to military government. High overseas pay, good meals, lodging, and a generous retirement plan accompany recreation facilities in the Far East. Only 3-year enlistees meeting standards can join. See a recruiting officer for full details.
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Korea
Japan
1St Cavalry
Isles of Pines
Far East
Witty quips and citrus jests from a wartime column
A collage of humorous exchanges about fashion errors, missing pants, and domestic banter contrasts with a wartime agriculture note predicting citrus output for 1945 46 to exceed prewar averages by two percent. The items spotlight social mores and light domestic wit amid postwar reflection.
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Our Agricultural Department
Quotes and quips on life and ethics from various authors
A collection of short humorous and pithy sayings. Topics include excuses for acquittals, breakfast mischief with sausages, salary payments, wild women in jungles, onion breath between spouses, life goals, expecting things for nothing, and human nature. Strong names include Carl Sehurz Logan P Smith R W Howe Bob Quillan.
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County
Spencer, Lowa
Watson
Sherlock
Maric
Grachtinger
Crippen Corner
Walnut Township
Palo Alto County
Sale
Norman Bortvit
Graettinger State Bank
Carl Sehurz
The
Amazon
Mr. Skunk
Mrs. Skunk
Logan P. Smith
R. W. Howe
Bob Quillan
Dick Miller
New County
W. HH. McConnelil
Frank Koch
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Torreson Oil CO
Wallingford
Farmers Grain Co
Graettinger
Iowa
the Times
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