See Here See Here Private Hargrove Army Life at Fort Bragg
Private Marion Hargrove recalls basic training at Fort Bragg with humor and sharp social observation. He describes kitchen duties KP shifts, a ten day furlough in New York, attempts at civilian grandstanding, and the clash of military routine with personal longing. He also notes fellow soldiers like Simmons Jones and Maury Sher, and the Mulvehill influence on Fort Bragg publicity.
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Marion Hargrove
North Carolina
Fort Bragg
Hargrove
New York
The
Astor
Providence
Vermont
Phooey
Orville D. Pope
Lollie Buchman
Battery A
Buchman
Pappy
Sergeant Pope
Maury Sher
Maury
Madison Barracks
Service Club
Johnny Lisk
Simmons Jones
Charlotte News
Simmons
Johnny
Sytsk
Pvt
T. Mulvehill
Thos. Mulvehille
Pfc
Tom Mulvehill
Thomas Mulvehill
Binnkth Battalion
Zilch College
Mulvehill
Tyro
New York City
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hollywood notes and TV radio industry milestones
A magazine style roundup covers Abbott and Costello biographical milestones, industry shifts, and upcoming releases. It notes Costello family tragedy, Abbott awaiting a recovery, and plans for a new film with the pair. It also highlights March of Time youth issue, Are These Our Children, Vox Pop, Shirley Temple pet death, Fred Allen return, Dinah Shore sketches, Submarine Alert cast, and Morse project.
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RKO Radio
Ruth Clifton
Hollywood
California
Pattern No 1897 Pattern Notice and Order Delay
Pattern No 1897 is in one size only. Body requires 5 percent yard 35 inch sateen and 1 percent hank of wool for hair. Make costume from scraps. Due to high demand and war conditions, some orders for popular patterns will take longer to fill. Send your order to:
Speak softly and carry a big stick motto man
A famous line attributed to Theodore Roosevelt, describing his approach and policy style during his presidency and leadership. The quote captures his emphasis on decisive action backed by power and resolve.
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Kosciusko
Pulaski
Boston
George Washington
Answers Quizынша
Theodore Roosevelt is identified as answer one and Revolutionary War as answer two. The remaining lines include hints like low temperatures, an untrimmed page, rocks hosting metals, Russia, the 1773 Boston Tea Party, the galley, sixty seven, and iron.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Russia
Boston
Whales and Subs Guard Coast Warn Surface Vessels
Sightings of whales and submarines must be reported to protect surface vessels. In hazy conditions whales have been mistaken for U boats and torpedoes, prompting caution and identification procedures.
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Private Hargrove
Loggins
Reveille
Buster Charnley
Virginia Vale
Western Newspaper Union
Abbott and Costello
Costello
Abbott
Lou
Lou Costello Jr
Houston
Texas
Variety
Parks Johnson
Shirley Temple
David ©. Selznick
Columbia Broadcasting System
Fred Allen
Jack Benny
Dinah Shore
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Roland Young
CBS
Bing Crosby
NBC
Maurice Murphy
Paramount
John Gilbert
Greta Garbo
Carlton E. Morse
Morse
Charles Rogers
United Artists
Sidney Lanfield
Donothy Lamour
Paulette Goddard
Fred MacMurray
Hedy Lamarr
Army
Yank
Elmo Lincoln
Tarzan
Luis Rey
Amos'n
Andy
Pat O'Brien
Cir
Low Costello and
Bud Abbott
Happy Sailor
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
New Montgomery Street
San Francisco Calif
W Werner
Dr. Werner
SHU
RECO
Weed
American Chain Division
York
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Portland
San Francisco
American Chain & Cable Company, Inc
Bridgeport
Connecticus
AIR Forces
Sean
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
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