Recruiting Office Map Shows Locations Of Various Units
A recruiting office map on display at 316 South Fourth Street lists the Army and Air Forces installations and headquarters by army. It details locations such as First Army in New York City with units like the 9th Infantry at Fort Dix New Jersey, Second Army in Baltimore with Fort Knox Camp Picket and others, Third Army in Atlanta with divisions at Fort Beoning and Fort Jackson, Fourth Army in San Antonio with camps in Virginia and Arkansas, Fifth Army centered in Chicago with the 10th Infantry at Fort Riley, Sixth Army in San Francisco with Fort Lewis and Fort Ord, and additional installations at Fort Campbell Fort Breckinridge Camp Chatteo and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
Air Forces
Army
Aton
South Fourth Street
M. Lots
John P. Mitrega
Kenneth E. Christhinson
First Army
New York City
Ninth Infantry Division
Fort Dix
N. J
Second Army
Baltimore
Third Armored Division
Fort Knox
17Th Airborne Comsion
Camp Picket
Wit
Eighth Infantry Division
Camp Campball
I01st Airborne
Camp Breckinbridge
Third Army
Atlanta
Gat
Third Infantry
Fort Beoning
Fifth Infantcy
Ft. Jackson
D. C
82Nd Aapae
Fort Bragg
Mississippi Valley
10Th Infantry Division
Lnhigh
Fort Riley
Kansas
Sixth Army
San Francisco
Calif
Second
Fort Lewis
Wash
Fourth Infantry Division
Fort Ord
Caulit
College room shortage sparks urgent housing pleas
Hundreds of students await the new term with no rooms as Milas Ruth Anderson and R J Gunning report single students and married couples cannot be placed. Registration starts in two and a half weeks and rooms must be ready. Those wishing to rent to college students should call the college at 2004.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Ruth Anderson
R. J. Gunning
Veterans Adviser
Fish and Corn Flakes Coat for Fillets
A concise guide shows a coarse corn flake crust for fish fillets. Dip fish in beaten egg, then press the flakes on and bake or broil to finish.
The Legend of Maize in Hiawatha’s Tale
Uncle Ray discusses corn as a New World grain unknown in Europe before transatlantic contact. He traces maize to Indigenous peoples through ruins and legends, noting the Taino origin of the term maize and telling the Iroquois tale of Hiawatha and Mondamin arriving during a forest fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
Europe
Atlantic
West Indies
Hiawatha
Moan
Mondamin
Start of the first corn plant in Iroquois tale
The narrative describes Hiawatha wrestling Mondamin for three days without a victor, then Wiawatha defeats Mondamin and buries him as instructed. In time a green feather appears, signaling the start of the first corn plant, while the sun warms the soil and rain refreshes the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondamin
Hiawatha
Wiawatha
Forest fires fill vast areas with danger and loss
A rural picture leaflet features ten pictures by Frank C. Pape and text by Uncle Ray. It urges readers to request a copy by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Uncle Ray via the newspaper. The note mentions yearly forest fires consuming millions of acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Frank C. Pape
Uncle Ray
Tao
Report details on federal aid for pollution control in Wisconsin
Madison bureau reports the Taft Barkley act opens federal loans and grants for pollution programs. A Cincinnati pollution research center will study water pollution and train personnel. Wisconsin's state committee on water pollution seeks more funding amid criticism from conservation groups. gubernatorial candidates address the issue in campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
Izaak Waltan League
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Recruiting Office
Fourth Army
San Antonio
Texas
Second Armored
Camp Food
Vox
Fifth Armored
Camp Chatteo
Ark
River Valley
Fifth Army
Chicago
Wallpaper Company
Fifth Avenue South
Connor
Noor
Kroehler
Sue
America
Pepsi-Cola Company of
la Crosse
Pepsi-Cola Company
N. x
Quility
California
Pullman
Hollywood
Goss
Delare
Nature
Roosevelt
Georgia
Lourdes
France
Greece
Hercules
Lee
Porter Bras
Pharmacisty
Concord
N.C
Bert
Spence-McCord and
Yahr-Lange
Cheech These
Duncan Phyfe Eichi
Duncan Philtie
Lawson
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