Army War Nurses See Broad Training Across Camps
Three Tar Heel Army nurses observe a system that spreads through Fort Knox Fort Bliss the Desert Training Center and the Port of Embarkation at San Francisco. The piece lauds the modern army education program arguing it trains men to fight while privileging safety and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Heel Army
MEA
Francisco
Calif
Pentagon
Washington, D. C
Minute Men
Lexington and Concord
Fort Knox
Fort Bliss
Tex
California
Arizona
San Francisco Port of Embarkation
Davis-Monthan Field
Tucson
Ariz
Desert Training Center
United States
Formic acid from living sources cited in ants
Question answer pair notes formic acid produced by living things. It is found naturally in ants, other insects, and some plants. the entry cites this as a living-source acid.
Tar Heel Missing Lumberton Officer in Action
Lieut. Comdr. George Harris Whiting, 28, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Whiting of Lumberton, is missing in action. The Navy Department advised his parents, but no details were released in the Navy release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Heel
Lumberton
George Harris Whiting
D. L. Whiting
Navy Department
Navy
Carter’s Little Liver Pills Ad Teasers Bile Flow Claim
An old style ad urges readers to awaken bile and liver function with Carter’s Little Liver Pills. It promises two pints of bile flowing to relieve gas, aches, and digestion issues, urging purchase of 10¢ or 25¢ packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Radio Schedule Highlights May 26 1943 Wsjs
Program lineup features Luncheon Dance Muse Kase Reporter Mirth and Madness Sketches in Melody Beverly Mabr News Longmire Club Savy in the News Ma Perkins Pepper Young Family Right to Happiness Lovial News News W W Chaplin Statler Hotel Orchestra When A Girl Marries Sundown Varieties Call to Worship The Ease Reporter Suppertime Music Fred Warings Orchestra Time to Smile Mr District Attorney Kay Kyser Orchestra The Faso Reporter Tomorrow Morning The Eye Opener Do You Remember NBC News Summary Everything Goes 90 Daytime Classics Happy Jack Turner News Robert John The O Neill Helpmate The Career of Alice Blair Road of Life Vic and Sede Isabel Shaffer Organist
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Kase
Beverly Mabr
Longmire
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
W. W. Chaplin
Statler Hotel Orchestra
Tomient
the Ease
Fred Waring
News of the World
Mrs. North
Tommy Dorsey
Kay Kyser
the Faso
Faso
Jack Turner
Robert John
the O' Neill
Alice Blair
Vic and Sede
Isabel Shaffer
Radio Program Schedule for Eastern War Time
The guide lists hourly radio program changes due to network corrections, from 5:30 pm to 2:00 am, detailing drama, music, news, and variety shows across blue, red, and CBS networks. Notable entries include Just Plain Bill, Jack Armstrong serial, U S Navy Band, Today at Duncan's, Fred Waring's Time, Mr. District Attorney, Kay areas Musical College, and Gracie Fields. The schedule notes one hour subtraction for Central War Time and multiple serials, bands, and commentaries throughout.
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Bill
Jack Armstrong
Chicago
Farrell
Captain Midnight
Cbs
Nbe
Henry Taylor
Quincy Howe
Duncan's
Mary Small
Cbs Dixie
Lulu
Blu
Barries
Mbs
Dancing Music Orchestra
Walter Cassell
Basic War
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomason
Midnight
Fred Waring
Bilu
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Harry James
Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
California
Kaltenborn
Keen
Cbs-Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
cbs-Dixie
Mrs. North
Marl Godwin
Sammy Kaye
Red Barber
Dbs
Cal Tinney
Sam
Abner
Tommy Dorsey
Jim Ameche
Jean Hersholt
Christian—che
Cbe
Eddie Canter
Dinah
Ohn Freedom
Blu Lonel Barrymore
Dhs
Gabriel Heatter
Basic
Ilton Berle
Cba Soldiers With
Wings
Wismer
Kay Areas
Musical College
Raymond G. Swing
John B. Hughes
Gracie Fields
Blu Dance Orchestra
Morton Gould
Ehe
Alec Thompson Radio Forum
Paul Schubert
Legion in Indianapolis Opposes New Deal Education Aid
The American Legion executive committee denounces Mrs. Roosevelt's plan to enroll conscientious objectors in foreign relief staff and criticizes federal support for public schools. The group warns the Hatch Act clashes and questions Utah Senator Hatch's proposal, signaling a potential shift in political support ahead of 1944.
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American Legion
Indianapolis
U. S
Executive Committee
FDR
Washington
Utah
Legion
Senate
Community Food Picking Parties Save Food Waste
NEA report highlights 40 percent farm to home waste and 15 percent within homes. Rural communities urged to organize last-pick gatherings to use leftover produce. Also notes WPB Basic Silhouette limits for dress trimmings and War Ration Book 3 distribution timeline. ODDS N ENDS items mention frozen crawfish tail shipping halt and tuna price roll-back.
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Betty MacDonald
NEA
Washington
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
OPA
South Africa
United States
Oregon Plan Shows Independent State Effort in Agriculture
States pursue homegrown agricultural solutions rather than waiting on federal agencies. Oregon leads with a simple practical plan that could be copied by other commonwealths, reflecting the Far West spirit of initiative.
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Barlier
United States Employment Service
Earl Snell
Oregon
Far West
Ginners Association Holds District Meetings in State
North Carolina Ginners Association members gathered in Raeford for the central district meeting. The Western District met in Charlotte, and the Eastern District will convene in Rocky Mount with rotation naming the new president. Arnie D. Cashion of Davidson retires as president and will succeed Edwin Pate of Laurinburg as chairman of the board.
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Raeford
North Carolina Ginners Association
Charlotte
Rocky Mount
Arnie D. Cashion
Davidson
Edwin Pate
Laurinburg
Fraternizing Storm Troops Turn on Quislings
Formerly arrogant storm troops abandon rages against patriots and instead browbeat the Quislings with contempt. The shift marks a change in demeanor amid the ongoing conflict.
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Storm Troopers
First Visit To New Guinea Stops Yank War Traffic
Twenty eight American Army nurses who served five months near the Buna campaign in New Guinea have returned to Australia. Now on duty in an American hospital in Australia, they report health return and a desire to go back. Chief nurse Lieut Helen Gray of Washington says most want to return. the group includes Margaret Blackwood, Juanita Hamilton, Mae Seagroves, Jean Swartzwelder, Edith Vowell, Jean Webster, Marie Woodward, Regina Woznicki and others from North Carolina, Florida, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Yarbrough
Australia
New Guinea
Helen Gray
Washington, D. C
Gray
Elizabeth
Iceland
Margaret Blackwood
Guilford
N. C
Juanita Hamilton
Hendersonville
Mae Seagroves
Carthage
Jean Swartzwelder
Bedford
Edith Vowell
Palmetto
Fla
Jean Webster
North Weymouth
Mass
Marie Woodward
Nichols
N. Y
Regina Woznicki
Wilkes-Barre
Paint that Conceals Dirt and War Materials Supplied
A new paint reportedly hides dirt and stains while improving water resistance and fade resistance. Leftover paint can be repurposed for deck chairs, car tops, and venetian blind tapes. England has supplied U S troops with 2 million blankets, 4 million pairs of socks, 290 million pounds of food, and other materials.
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England
U. S
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