Camp Leonard Wood athletic camp rosters wide world features
The report lists athletes and officials at Camp Leonard Wood Missouri including former pro infielders, two milers, and college stars. Notables mentioned are Leo McFarlane, Jim Strausbaugh, Rollie Schefter, Bobby Neumann, Jim Kisselburgh, and Fred Reuter among others, with roles spanning recreation, umpiring, finance, and military assignments.
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Wide World
Tig Tab Oh
Travis
Ted Williams
Clyde Corbitt
Montreal
Wheeler
Joe Street
Leo McFarlane
Notre Dame
Camp Leonard Wood
Marvin Milcoff
Cleveland
Ohio State
Hawaiian Islands
Jim Strausbaugh
Buckeye
Eigen
U.s.air Corps
Jefferson Barracks
Rollie ‘Schefter
Mana“Ger
Portland Beavers
Monterey
Calif
Mather Field
Bobby Neu
Carl Handy
California
Fred Reuter
University of Iowa
Ole Skaarup
Quartermaster- Corpsn
Fort Jackson
S. C
Camp Jackson
Melarrington
Jim Farrell
Bridbert, Conn
Emley Hears Ruling In University of Ark. Case
Notice of a default judgment against the defendant in a case brought by the University of Arkansas Inc. The treasurer D Barlow is named in the proceedings seeking $160 with the plaintiff receiving judgment by default.
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Pals
University of Ark., ‘Inc
D. Barlow
Sealed bids invited for salvage lumber and shacks at SW Proving Ground
War Department notices sealed bids to be received at the Southwestern Proving Ground Hope Arkansas until 9:00 AM June 4 1640 for sale of salvage lumber scrap and temporary shacks accumulated during construction. Material divided into three units. bids awarded to highest bidder per unit. Inspect prior to bidding. no guarantee as to quantity kind or condition. Bid forms and terms available from Administrative Assistant, Southwestern Proving Ground, Hope Arkansas, May 12 13 14 15 16.
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WAR Department
Southwestern Proving Ground
Hope
Arkansas
United States
Prescott News Negro Dies in Auto Accident
Prescott brief reports the death of Grant Hamilton, a local Black man, from injuries after a Saturday night crash on Highway 67 three miles north of Prescott. Passenger a Black woman injured, driver P. J. Anderson uninjured. two cars demolished. Also notes Robert A. Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Turner, completed pilot training and serves as a civilian ferry command pilot in Long Beach, California.
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Grant Hamilton
Prescott
P. J. Anderson
Ordnance Plant
Texarkana
Hamiltons
Hamilton
Anderson
Robert A. Turner
Selman Field
Monroe
Long Beach
California
Air Corps Ferry Command
A. L. Turner
PF T A Meeting At Junior High Thursday
Telephone 163 Calendar notes a PF T A gathering at the Junior High School at 3 30 PM on Thursday.
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PF. T. A
Local Social and Family Visits Reported Across Cities
Society notes list residents and guests visiting in Texarkana Prescott Little Rock Fayetteville Fort Smith Pine Bluff Arkadelphia and El Dorado. Names include Mrs. Jeff Livingston Mrs. C J Hines Mrs A E Barham Miss Cherry White and families such as the Mann Pittman Porter Campbell and Duncan households during weekend visits and a May 10 birth announcement for Maribeth Prewitt.
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Jeff Livingston
Texarkana
G. B. Mynhier
C. J. Hines
A. E. Barham
el Dorado
Prescott
Adam Thomas
Robert Allen
Allen
Little Rock
Bemis Chapple
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Case Chapple
Cherry White
Fort Smith
Wat White
Ned Duncan
Pine Blufé
Maribeth
John Marshall Pittman
Dan Pittman Jr
Tom Porter
Jewel Campbell
Fred Mann
Jesse Porter
No Control of Peach Disease In Arkansas
Fayetteville reports no effective late season control for peach leaf curl. University of Arkansas plant pathologist W H Young says disease is fairly prevalent due to recent warm weeks. Spraying before bud swell in spring with Bordeaux or lime sulfur offers near total control, but now only tree health can help recovery.
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Fayetteville
Ark
W. H. Young
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
The Woman of the Month A Deliaide Kerr tribute to Dr. Margaret Mead
The Woman of the Month profile honors Dr. Margaret Mead for her rise in anthropology. It credits her sex for aiding her study of children in cannibal and less savage tribes in the South Seas and notes her Society of Women Geographers Gold Medal. Mead holds roles at the American Museum of Natural History and the National Research Council, names a war job, and details her research across Samoa New Guinea Bali and the Admiralty Islands.
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Margaret Mead
Southeas
Dr. Mead
Society of Women Geographers
Meade
American Museum of Natural History
New York
National Research Council
Washington
Gregory Bualeson
Cambridge University
England
Columbia University
Samoa
Samoan
South Seas
Bali
Mr. Bateson
Mead
Our Daily Bread Contd to Page One Shifts and Epitaphs
The piece reflects on wartime losses in Bataan Batavia Burma and Europe and questions whether a banker’s sacrifice suffices for U S troops. It notes Big Bill Batt's epitaph suggestion and ponders if Mr Murray’s “shirt” gesture adequately honors those who die in battle and supports the Axis victory effort.
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Bill Batt
Kipling
Bataan
Batavia
Burma
India
Australia
Europe
Murray
Axis
C. I. O. Thieftain
Edson in Washington reveals wartime rumors and economic leaks
A Washington column blends wartime rumor debunking with economic war chatter. It cites Lt General Somervell on labor needs, Harrison Henderson on living standards, and the Niagara of Leaks label for price schedule leaks. It discusses supply ratios, inflation controls, and a Bolivia Argentina rubber contest as imagined battles in economic warfare.
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Washington
Fisder Coughlin
Army
Navy
Brehon Somervell
Service of Supply
Henderson
Niagara
Washington News
Nat
Stoners
Daxter Keener
E Consumers’ Division
War Labour Board
Reorganized
National Defense Mediation Board
Bolivia
Board of Economic Warfare
Argentina
United States
U. S
al S
Answering the unitary subscription method debate continues
A reader from New London, Conn. argues that shipping shortages stem from historic planning failures in U S shipbuilding. He says the shortage is serious and well known to enemies, yet notes launches have sometimes occurred ahead of schedule, suggesting the problem can be overcome.
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J. R.G
New London
Conn
Mosk
United States Defense
Alaska History Project Under Rockefeller Grant
The University of Alaska is assembling historical material on Alaska through a real grant from the Rockefeller Foundation, coordinating archival efforts and scholarly work to preserve regional heritage.
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Alaska
The
University of Alaska
Rockefeller Foundation
Not Up a Tree But in a Trunk
Mrs Earl Wallace of Concordia Kansas reports her Persian cat vanished while visitor Mrs Minsie Doval was in town The cat reappeared five days later in Philadelphia concealed inside Doval s trunk after unpacking the belongings The cat survived after care and meals provided
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Concordia
Kans
Earl Wallace
Barbs and Brags in a Quirky Spring Road Note
A humorous feature notes a telephone operator with a rough memory and a spring theme urging repair for a closed system. It contrasts a bragging man who claims sharp sense with nothing substantial to boast about as he hits the open road seeking fixes.
Doughboys to Reestablish Social Clubs in War Zones
The article describes Red Cross workers at large in northern Ireland aiding troops. Nancy Jones from Nevada City sings to soldiers and gathers friends for visits. Marion Spaulding from Lowell brings a baby piano and runs ward game rooms. Jean Napier from Atlanta provides emotional support. Edwin Martin of Palestine and Arthur Cappio of Paterson help run service clubs in London and Ulster alongside Thomas W. Irving of Rockford.
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Re Cross
Northern Ireland
Nancy Jones
Nevada City
Callies
Marion Spaulding
Lowell
Mass
Jean Napier
Atlanta
Apts
Millions of Bees Packed in One-Pound Packages
Delphos, Ohio becomes a major shipping center for honey with millions of bees packed into one pound bundles. About 6,000 bees per package arrive weekly as the area supports around 10,000 colonies and ships over two million pounds of honey in a normal season.
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Delphos
Georgia
United States
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Emley Hears
Bob Elmore
Auto Supply
LIDO
Guarante
Nla
Perkison’s Jewelry Store
South
Walnut
Star
H. S. Jones
Erie Ross
Hope Mattress Co
Tanarecivo
Madagascar
Prescott News
Robert Turner Gividlan
Akron
Ohio
Beacon-Journal
Adelaide
KERR
Weiter
Our Daily
Philippines
Jans
Tolsyo
Edson
Leon Henderson
Doughboys
H. E. Department
Yerger High School
Streight
Prince Albert
Teds Hagealde Th
Hope Star
the Newspaper Publishers Committee
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