American veteran Capt Edgar Hamilton to offer services to U S Army
Allied Headquarters in North Africa reports Capt Edgar Fuerard Hamilton of the French Foreign Legion, a Harvard alumnus with 16 medals from campaigns on three continents, plans to return to Washington to serve the U S Army. He fought in Morocco, the Rif War, Atlas campaign, Syria, and Indochina, led a ridge assault at 12 000 feet, and was wounded. He retires from the Legion after visiting relatives in Newcastle Pa and Tryon N C.
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North Africa
Edgar Fuerard Hamiton
French Foreign Legion
Washington
United States Army
Harvard University
Foreign Legion
Rom
Watayette Escadrille
Morocco
High Atlas Mountains
Anssault
Hamilton
Syria
Indo-China
Arzow Fort
Algeria
Rench
Mers el Kebir
Hamiton
Terry Allen
Legion
Uitan
Unis
Cambodia
C. L. Goodman
Newcastle
Wnt
Katherine Hamilton
Tryon
N.C
Higher Management Denies Part in Fake Steel Testing
Washington March 23 J vester Perry president of United States Steel subsidiary Illinois Steel testified before the special Senate war program investigating committee. He said higher management did not approve any improper testing on Navy ordered steel plates and that the firm followed prescribed procedures while deploring disclosed statements by employees.
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Washington
J. Vester Perry
Carregie-Ilinois Steel Corporation
Tepatend Dean
Patterno
Navy
Irvin
Perry
Trojan Committee
Special
Senate Committee
United States Steel Corporaon
Meat Ration Book Two Details and Stamp Validity
The reproduction explains meat rationing under War Ration Book Two with the E series stamps becoming valid on April 25 and no announced expiration. Only one point stamps may be used as change by storekeepers, so customers will carry them loose. Current allotment stands at 16 points per person weekly for meat cheese and fat.
Point Rationing Of Foods Need Not Undermine Nutrition
Dr. R H Riley states point rationing of foods need not harm nutrition or health. He cites the State Health Department Nutritionist and Army practice, noting that modern nutrition guides substitutes as good or better than restricted items and that Army cooks are trained in nutrition.
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Ee Orm Bram
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Weaee
Fresh Vegetables Help Stretch Food Budgets and Health
The piece urges households to use fresh produce to supplement rationed goods, noting vitamin C sources such as citrus and peppers, and advocating using tops from beets and celery. Practical tips include beet tops cooked like spinach, using carrot and cabbage in sandwiches with mayonnaise, and substituting soy beans for meat with varied preparations. It also suggests growing herbs like parsley in windowsills for extra vitamins.
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Geonomy
Weather highs and lows from yesterday and today
Yesterday’s high reached 45 with a year earlier at 47. The previous night’s low was 24 compared with 35 last year. Sunset is at 7:24 p.m. tonight, sunrise tomorrow at 7:10 a.m. and the moon rises at 10:26 p.m. tomorrow.
Latin America Envoys Are Made Ambassadors
Roosevelt elevates seven Latin American country envoys to ambassadors to Washington. Senate confirmation will place full ambassadors in Costa Rica Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua El Salvador the Dominican Republic and Haiti, signaling stronger ties and equality among American republics, per State Department.
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Roosevelt
United States
Senate
State Department
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
el Salvado
Dominican Republic
Haiti
NATO
Ue Lurp
Wall Aise
Students Buy 2983 Bonds for Victory Corps Drive
Frederick Fish School students, led by the General Division of the Victory Corps, purchased 2983 dollars in war bonds and stamps on Monday. The four monthly drives since December total 12883 dollars, with nine of 32 homeroom sections reporting 100 percent participation. The drive lists 26 bonds of 25 dollars, three of 50 dollars, five of 100 dollars, and one bond of 1000 dollars, under advisors Miss Frances Buckingham and Miss Jean Gosnell.
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Victory Corps
Frederick Fish School
Frances Buckingham
Jean Gosnell
Nazi U-Boat Base Blasted Again By RAF
RAF big bomber force hit the German U boat base at St Nazaire in a night assault following a heavy American air strike on Wilhelmshaven. The Wilhelmshaven raid, described as among the heaviest yet, involved US Fortresses and Liberators and cost three bombers. German claims of losses were disputed by Allied communiques describing concentrated, accurate hits.
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United Nations
St Nazaire
RAY
United States
RAF
Moce T Hin
Wilhelmshaver
Geraunt Naval Base
Wero
Wilhelmshayven
Roger Caukin
Los Angeles
Charles Cramer
Akron
Ohio
Wilhelmshaven
Judaism In Post War World Topic By Ernest Berger
Ernest Berger a businessman addressed the Zonta Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel on Judaism in the postwar world. He outlined two solutions for Jewish problems after Nazi oppression: Zionism with a Palestinian refuge for Jews and refugees, and American civic rights ensuring freedom to worship within the United States, arguing the U S should lead peace efforts.
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Ernest. Berger
Frederick
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Atliens
Berger
Uitleram
Palestine
United States
Zonta Club welcomes new member at Key Hotel meeting
Mrs Katherine Mayo Cowan was welcomed as a new member of the Zonta Club while Mrs Berger attended as a guest. The Zonta Club will meet with the Business and Professional Women's Club next Wednesday evening at 615 cien at the Francis Scott Key hotel.
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Barger
Katherine Mayo Cowan
Zonta Club
Berger
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Cien
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Farewell Dinner Honors Clyde Rice Before Army
A farewell dinner was hosted Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Rice on East Second Street for Clyde Rice of this city who will be inducted into the Army Thursday. Attendees included many Rice family members and local friends with Pvt. Charles Beach of the 28th Academic Squadron Gulfport Field Mississippi among them.
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Russell Rice
East Second Street
Clyde Rice
Joe Rice
Thomas Lenhart
William Rice
Normen Wachter
John Tracy
Mandy Michael
Edna Dizon
Maynard Rice
Charles Beacht
Gulfport Field
Russell Tiames Liniest
Sue Leanleal
Glenn Rice
Hilton Hammond
Edna Tregoning
Grace Walters
Mary Barricks
Betty Tregoning
Jeennette Rice
Shoes and rank in medieval France
In medieval France the length of a man's shoes signified his social status. Longer shoes indicated higher rank, while shorter shoes marked lower position, reflecting a rigid social hierarchy through everyday attire.
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France
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