Serial numbers list of February 16 registrants
The document catalogs registrant names with associated serial numbers and prefixes, including Johnson Theo Jessie, Jones Clinton Paris, and Keel Loyal, among many others. It presents a lengthy register of individuals and their identifying codes, detailing numerous entries across multiple surnames.
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Johnson
Theo
Theo Jessie
Thomas
Webber
Wesley M
Will
Jones
Andrew
Alvie
Benjamin R
Bennie Wesley
Carl Buckley
Charles Darwin
Clinton Paris
Dale Colvin
Eardy
Ebbie
Edgar Bruce
Elias Cottrell
Ernest F. D
Frank Hugh
Fred
George J
James A. V
Jessie James
John Paul
L. D
Lynn Virgil
Melvin
Milton
Robert George
Robert Sanders
Lemoy
Tom
William
Willie
Willie James
Wiley Berlin
Wylie Pink
Jordan
Bowden
Clarence
Tom James
Wess
Rowden
Juris
Bernie
Roy Terrel
Kaczka
Ferdinand J
Keel
Loyal
William T
Keels
Leonard
Keith
Andrew C
Keithley
Vernon M
Kelly
Ira
Kendrick
Johnie
Dogs of War Save Wounded by Soviet Sled Dogs in Winter
Soviet dogs, mainly Alsatians and Airedales, drag wounded soldiers on small sledges to dressing stations in bitter sub zero weather. The speed of evacuation proves crucial to survival, with canine teams advancing under heavy cold as Red Cross units and veterinary care support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Hitler
Red Cross
Russia
Frontline animal care and veterinary efforts during war
The article describes preventive and prophylactic treatment for dogs near the front lines and at veterinary hospitals established to care for wounded animals. It notes the care of pamy animals of various kinds at these facilities.
Our Daily Bread on War Outlook and Resolve
The piece argues America must overcome delays and planning flaws to sustain total industrial effort in a long war. It warns of a likely Nazi push once European conditions allow, and urges fortitude akin to Valley Forge. With persistent effort, the U.S. can outlast Hitler and win.
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Atari
Eost
Europe
Berlin
Pearl Harbor
Hitler
Valley Forge
A&p
Helps Soldiers Get News While Abroad in Wartime
War department agencies expand radio programming to keep American troops informed and entertained overseas. Army radio division uses seven short wave stations to beam half hour shows from Cantor and Kay Kyser to every base outside the U.S. with rebroadcasts and arena coverage. morale division plans 50 hours of entertainment flown to units with language kits and ground reception.
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Jack Symnnet
Washington
Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Moscow
Stith
War Department
Army Radio Division
Ed Curtin
Ben Wain
Dinah Shure
John Kieran
Ted Huging
Eddie Cantor
Pred Waring
Kate Smith
Tallulah Bankhead
Fred Allen
Kay Kyser
Courney
Wick
But What Will Father Say
Wise World Fashion Editor notes family fashion shifts as women from Mama to Sister Sue adopt slacks during wartime. She observes war work and first aid roles fueling the change, with male relatives likely disapproving yet Silent on resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe Wise
Mama
Tabitha
Sue
Pop
Grandpa
World War Vet Receives Ordered Meal Aid Music
A veteran friendly service aids WWI era troops struggling with a French dictionary while ordering meals. Later broadcasts promise sports highlights and score recaps, including major league baseball standings, for soldiers abroad. The recordings may even host entire World Series play by play for bosses missing broadcasts.
Mind Your Manners West for dress and dining tips
The piece debates lunch setup with nuts on a tablecloth and serving on individual trays. It weighs dress norms, endorsing comfort over formality, and notes trends toward slacks for girls and mixed views on pants for children and mothers’ photograph poses.
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West
Printing etiquette for hosts and gift paper choices
The article discusses hostess duties and gift printing options, including whether to print "Mrs. Mary Jones" or "Mrs. Henry Morgan Jones" on a gift paper. It notes wartime housing support, listing 0,992 war worker families housed in January and 7,841 room applications across 17 local Home Registration Offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
Henry Morgan Jones
District of Columbia
Vnil Inspectahem
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Clarence Curtis
Finish
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James Dow Josh Julius Julius
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Percy M
Richard Rodger S. V. Lever Tego
Bob Elmore
Kennedy
James Alton
Leonard G
Luther Carlos
Kent
Dibreal Monroe
Key
James Lawrence
Kimbrough
Jessie B. M
King
Engine
Hugh Earl
King, Jr
Lex
Kingsley
Walter
Will Davis
Kirkpatrick
H. D
Kitchens
Robert Ray
Kizzia
Cecil Gay
Knighton
Ardis
Knox
Elijah
Lerge Flaming Diamond Solitaire
Red Beauty
Rialto Theatre
Eusy
A MacArthur
Pvt
Ernest B. MacArthur
Tefferson Barracks
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Jane Parker
Dros
Sunnyfield
Wisconsin
Chuck
Nes
Ura
Dous
Louisiana
Calif
Texas
Ann Page
Wright
White House
Ann
Slares
Bokar Coffee
Chase & Sanborn
Gerbur's Baby Food
Tony Flour
Bux
Cis
Mash Lee
Jime
Tulco
Puullyy Shops
Sehunuiker Feed
Souk
Star Barber Shop
R. S. Tones
Ernie Ross
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