Philippines Return Haply Decisive, MacArthur Aims High
Rear Admiral Clark H. Woodward reports on President Roosevelt's pledge to restore Philippine independence once Japan is defeated. The piece outlines MacArthur's strategy, the Pacific theater geography, and possible routes from Dar win Australia via Ceram to Davao for a direct Philippines recapture effort.
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Davao
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Darwin
Ceram
Tokyo
Runaway Barge Drifts to Hudson Pier Until Tied Up
An empty barge broke from a sand and stone wharf in Yonkers and drifted south in the Hudson current. Police chased toward the recreation pier but arrived to find the vessel had swung into the pier and could be tied off without incident.
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Sand and Stone Company
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Young Winant Good Joe To His Plane Crew
Lt John G. Winnant Jr., son of the U S ambassador to England, is hailed as a good Joe by his Fortress crew on a Africa to England flight after a August 17 shuttle attack on Regensburg Germany. He kept the ship steady though the rudder was shot, praised crewmen Wirtz and Hurles for their first kills, and credited his men for the mission’s success.
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John G. Winnant, Jr
Africa
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Robert W. Wirtz
Baltimore
Paul FE. Hurles
Columbus
Ohio
Understanding growth and constitutional types in nutrition
The article discusses how growth spurts occur despite constant eating, notes stocky versus slender body types and their work-related stresses, and explains constitutional classifications such as linear and lateral types. It includes examples like Japanese versus American averages and touches on medical practice implications and Q and A sections on heart disease and infant warts.
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Iowa
Allied airman earns Distinguished Service Cross in North Africa
Staff Sgt. Benjamin Warmer, once a treasury guard, receives the Distinguished Service Cross for shooting down seven Axis planes on a single Flying Fortress mission over Gerbini Sicily on July 5. Gen. Carl A. Spaatz pins the award on Warmer, whose feats occurred on his 29th birthday and seventh wedding anniversary.
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Carl A. Spaatz
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