War era tidbits from maneuvers and drills
Reports from the First Army maneuvers recount cameraman Mike Ackerman and Acme Newspictures vice president R. P. Dorman killed under heavy artillery fire while filming. Other items note Pvt John Hicks racing greyhounds then Jeep stunts, a public address system broadcast of the World Series at Fort Jackson, a missing 102nd Cavalry horse and soldier, and Capt Howell J. Hatcher thwarted by a Red blitz buggy while aiding a wounded man. Fred Waring comments on Scout training.
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Mike Mike Ackerman
Acme Newspictures
R. P. Dorman
First Army
Young Hicks
Dust Bowl
Fort Jackson
D. C
Navy Life Promises Thrilling Career and Service
Recruiters advertise the two ocean Navy offering exciting jobs in aviation and engineering. The appeal highlights travel, paid service, and national duty for individuals who have reached age 17.
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Uncle Sam
Navy
Boy Scout Booster Sees Value in Santa Barbara Family
Raymond Moley, political economist and NEWS WEEK editor, praises Boy Scouts in Santa Barbara California as highly valuable to his twin sons and says he has become a dedicated booster of the program.
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Boy Scouts
Santa Barbara
California
Raymond Moley
News Week
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