Local Soldier Helps To Capture Wounded Nazi Pilot
Two sergeants Terrill M. Peacock and William J. Eardley aided a wounded Nazi aviator after his burning bomber crashed in England. They provided on the spot first aid and arranged for expert medical assistance before the pilot was moved to a prison hospital. Eardley, with two sons in service, noted the German was glad to be captured despite his injuries.
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England
United States
Terrill M. Peacock
Ozark
Alabama
William J. Eardley
South
Jefferson Street
New Castle
Set Fardiey
Peacock
United States Army
Army
Sgt
Eardley
Raymond G. Eardley
Fort Meade
Maryland
Daniel E. Eardley
U.S Navy
Social Studies in the Elementary Curriculum
Nannie L. Mitcheltree explains how social studies integrate geography history civics and economics in elementary education. The program builds citizen virtues through group work democratic principles and practical war effort activities shaping attitudes minds and daily life understanding.
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Europe
America
Nannie L. Mitcheltree
Army and Navy study merger and air department plan
The Army and Navy will form a joint committee to study streamlining by merging the two services and creating a separate air department. The group, allowed by a House committee report, aims to reduce duplication and aid postwar demobilization while noting current structure has both flaws and effective wartime operation.
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Erwin D. Sias
IL N. 8
Washington
INS
Army
Navy
House Committee
Rep. Woodrum
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Chiefs of Staff
Fas Teeth Denture Powder Promises Secure Comfort
A vintage advertisement touts FAS TEETH powder to keep dentures firm and comfy. It claims no gummy taste or nausea, contains alkaline active ingredients, reduces denture odor, and is available at drug stores for convenience.
PTA Grade Four Pupils Win Picnic For Attendance
Pupils of Room 4-1 Rose Avenue School earned a Cascade Park picnic for highest parent attendance at PTA meetings. Mrs. Clare Alford taught the room and Mrs. Claire Haid led races and games with winners Raymond McConnell, Tommy Harris, Arlene Anderson, Bessie Zazanis, Shirley Zarillo, and Donna Sherman. A red white and blue lunch followed. In France Allied mail service reaches troops in a new announcement.
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Rose Avenue School
Cascade Park
Clare Alford
Claire Haid
Raymond McConnell
Tommy Harris
Arlene Anderson
Bessie Zazanis
Shirley Zarillo
Donna Sherman
Health Talks By Dr W A Womer
City Health Superintendent explains facial bones have sinuses like a honeycomb with cavities that can become diseased. He warns sinus trouble hurts, advises medical care, good nutrition, rest, and avoiding infectious people to prevent sinus issues.
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W. A. Womer
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