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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1944
Page
3
Ernie Pyle tours London with U S troops finding a city shimmered by American presence. He recalls Italian departure, thanks to aides, nurses, and public relations corps who keep reporters fed and moving. He ponders invasion timing, war weariness, and the bond between servicemen and civilians in wartime.
A UNRRA overview by a News Analyst explains how 44 nations pool relief funds to aid war-torn areas. The program relies on a minimal payroll, uses drachmas for in-country payments, and aims to restore normal life by distributing food, clothing, and medicine while fostering self-help and employment.
Soldiers have adopted many Italian children as mascots and companions during campaigns. The text notes hundreds of boys likely taken in by outfits, typically orphans from bombing manuals, who join troops willingly.
About 19 percent of trucks are at least ten years old and eight percent exceed fifteen. Nylon withstands about 275 degrees Fahrenheit aiding war use. Trained dogs carry vital messages for marines when phones fail. Juvenile court dispositions rose 31 percent last year from 1942, per Katherine F Lenroot of the Children’s Bureau.
Pattern 258 offers an actual-size duck and ducklings design for a child’s quilt. White or yellow ducks splash on blue with bright orange bills and feet, plus a flowering border around the pond. Mrs. Spears provides complete directions and color guide for cutting painting stenciling or applique. Wheel barrow details and dimensions are included with the pattern priced at 15 cents.
Atty A Aguilar lists legal questions and contact details for Mexico City clients seeking guidance. The listing notes services for a five dollar fee and directs readers to a postal list in Mexico D F.
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