Army Prepares to Rule Occupied Countries and Train Officers
The Army trains officers in military government to govern occupied territories with humane, just policies. A twofold program offers lectures and practical problem solving, selecting specialists from public works, finance, health, education, safety, law, communications, welfare, and economics to lead occupation administration.
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United Nations
United States Army
School of Military Government
War Department
Officers Reserve Corps
C. W. Wickersham
General Wickersham
G-2
First Army
School of Mili
Provost Marshal General’s Training Center
Fort Custer
Mich
Corps of Military Police
Army
State Department
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Board
State, Treasury, and Commerce Departments
Board of Economic Warfare
Nutritious Dishes For Budget Meal Planning
This article offers budget conscious recipes using rationing points and unrationed foods. It features Lima Bean Cheese Loaf and pork and tongue dishes, with steps for preparing beans, a breaded pork tenderloin, tongue with carrots in spinach nests, and a smothered chicken, plus a note inviting readers to send questions to Lynn Chambers at the Western Newspaper Union.
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Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
South Desplaines ‘Street
Chicago
Illinois
Surrender at Bataan seals 35,000 troops fate
A white flag car delivered Maj. Gen. E B King and Col. E P Williams to Japanese lines on April 9 1942 announcing the surrender of 35 000 American and Filipino troops after four months of stiff resistance. Commander quotes praise from Lieut Norman Reyes and Philippine President Quezon on unity in war.
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Bataan
E. B. King
Col
E. P. Williams
United Nations
Southwest Pacific
Australasia
Corregidor
Norman Reyes
Philippines
America
Manuel Quezon
United States
Quezon
Guadalcanal Marines Face Cooking Challenges Without Modern Gear
Troops on Guadalcanal rely on wood and kerosene stoves as there are no electric or gas supplies. Canned rations like hash and beans dominate meals, storage is limited by heat, and constant moves disrupt galley operations. One cook hides hash in pastry to create meat and vegetable pie while another turns beans into soup.
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Marine Corps
Guadalcanal
Lynn Says The Score Card on ration book meal plans
Plan meals with ration book in hand as you spend points and money. Keep accounts to use points efficiently and avoid waste. Favor well matched point values, preserve fresh produce, and plan canned goods carefully when coupons are limited.
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Lynn
Army slang and cravings reveal Camel purchases for troops
An old note explains mess as a military term from French and Latin, and records that soldiers favor chicken dinners and Camel cigarettes. It mentions Post Exchange sales, Camel cartons as preferred gifts, and local tobacco dealers promoting Camel cartons to deploying service members.
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Adv
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