Seventh Corps Area Strength Expands in Midwestern Reach
Omaha dispatch reports U S Army seventh corps area rapidly expanding as nine states train and mobilize. Fort Leonard Wood Camp Robinson and Fort Riley anchor the program with divisions and battalions training, including the sixth and 35th divisions. Area totals cover 669,628 square miles with 15,717,119 people, led by Brig. Gen. Frederick Uhl.
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Omaha
Sam
U. S. Army
Seventh Corps
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Rolla
Camp J. T Robinson
Arkansas
Ft. Riley
Kansas
Fort Wood
Camp Robinson
Nebraska
Missouri
Fort Riley
Cavalry School
Second Cavalry Division
Fourth Cavalry
Frederick Uhl
Ft. Omaha
Ft. Crook
Quartermaster Corps Service
Philadelphia
Air Corps
Lincoln
Ft. Robinson
Crawford
Wyoming
Ft. Frances
Family Album Tales From Grace and Friends
A narrator offers Joe a peek at a family photo album filled with candid scenes. Interweaving memories span Grace’s youth, a Mount Wilson shot with a deer, a grandmother’s portrait, siblings, a first car, Fourth of July beach pics, and playful but pointed remarks about relatives' quirks and mischief.
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Joe
Grace
Mount Wilson
Bill
Ted
Janie
Steve
Military reception centers and training sites listed nationwide
The document lists multiple WWII era reception centers and training facilities across states. It mentions Fort Des Moines and Fort Wood in Iowa and Missouri, with ordnance plants, air corps detachments, training depots, replacement centers, and hospitals in Kansas City, St. Louis, Jefferson Barracks, Weldon Springs, Sikeston, Springfield, Pine Bluffs, Hot Springs, and Little Rock.
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Fantry
Towa
Ft. Des Moines
Fort Wood
Burlington
Kansas
Ft. Leavenworth
Command and General Staff School
U. S
Ft. Riley
Cavalry School Cavalry Division
Kansas City
Kas
Air Corps
Hichards, Field
Missouri
St. Louis
Lake City
Quartermaster
Ft Leonard Wood
Rolla
Sixth Division
Engineer Replacement Training
72Nd Field Artillery Brigade
Jefferson Barracks
Ordnance
TNT
Weldon Springs
Sikeston
O'Reilly General Hospital
Springfield
Arkansas
J. T. Robinson
85Th Division
153Rd Plantry
Pine Bluffs
Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Starlet and Parents Argue Over Marriage
Hollywood report shows Gene Tierney, a young starlet, eloped with Count Oleg Cassini in Las Vegas. Her mother plans to travel to New York to discuss annulling the marriage while Gene defends her choice and says she loves her husband. Cassini was formerly linked to Merry Fahmey, patent medicine heiress.
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Hollywood
Gene Tierney
Belle Tierney
New York
Howard S. Tierney
Gene
Tierney
Miss Tierney
Count Cassini
Washington
Merry Fahmey
Federal debt tops 48 billion as bonds drive rise
Washington June 4 AP The federal debt jumped to 48 393 533 939 after a 1 1 billion increase in 80 days with 600 million in regular bond sales to banks last week. Defense program growth adds to borrowing, now 5 279 603 723 since last July, about 5 426 002 900 higher than year start. Aircraft makers use about 70 percent of U S magnesium alloys.
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Washington
Defense Savings
Treasury
Sailor Starts Auction With $10,000 Bid Joke
In Westchester a sailor sparked an auction for a three story building with a single bid of $10,000. He later explained it was a joke and he lacked funds to buy the property. A trust company would cover the shortfall if the sale tops $10,000.
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Westchester
Bund Turns Camp Over in New Jersey
The German American Bund auxiliary, after its charter was repealed by the legislature, surrendered Camp Nordland at Andover New Jersey to 400 mortgagees and filed a deed of sale. Governor Edison signed the repealing bill promptly. Camp Nordland was raided Memorial Day by deputies led by Sheriff Quick amid protests over Bund rallies beneath swastikas.
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Trenton
N. J
Bund Auxiliary
Nordland
Andover
Wilbur V. Keegan
Auxiliary
Charles Edison
Camp Nordland
Denton J. Quick
Bund
Quick
Old Gives Way to New at Hunter College Pool
The old swimmin hole is replaced by a 75 by 25 feet pool at Hunter College with six underwater lights and indirect lighting. Over 150 girls in royal blue tank suits take swimming and diving practice and life-saving instruction.
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New New York
Hunter College
ivoree photographs of Adolf Hit ler
The Volga River at 2,230 miles stands as Europe’s longest waterway. Noted photographer series highlights the vast river, its course through Russia, and its historical significance in European geography.
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Volga
Europe
Trapeze Artist Mr Will I Fall Resides in Davenport
The short story mentions a trapeze artist named Mr Will I Fall who lives at Davenport Indiana. It also notes that the United States has 30 cities with populations over 300000.
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Will I. Fall
Davenport, In
United States
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Seventh Corps Area
Ft. Wood
Riley
Edour
North Dakota
Ft. Lincoln
Department of Justice
Minnesota
Fort Snelling
Carole King’s
U-17
Feinstein
E. High
America
Ray Peacock
Maerriage
Brooklyn City
Lorenzo D'Agostino
Salt Lake City
Utah
Tax Commission
D. F E. Hammond
Sterling Sculptured
BY Gorham
Gorham
Ivoree
Adolf Hitler
Jefferson City
Ronald Reagan
Jane Wyman
Warner Brow
Alae Ea
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