Budget Office Seizes New Legislative Clout in Washington
A fragmentary item notes the Bureau of Budget gaining unexpected legislative influence in Washington as Lieut. Col. Toho Chennault leads a group described as arcdevils under the shadow of Brig. Gen. Claire L. Chennault. The caption suggests a dramatic, wartime context with military leaders amid political power.
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America's Naval Hospitals by the Leading CORRESPONDENTS AD COR oe
A vivid account of naval hospitals and convalescent wards in San Diego and other coastal facilities. The piece describes large, improvised convalescent quarters, patient care, and the nurses and doctors aiding servicemen, with focus on organization and morale across East and West coast sites.
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Chennault Leads Aleutian Fliers in Bombing Campaign
American air forces relentlessly bomb enemy positions on Kiska, the main stronghold of the Japs in the Aleutians. Daily raids are hard and dangerous, but morale remains high as crews press the grind against Japanese defenses.
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Feed Crops Put in Silage for Better Nutrients
A 1967 Washington WRU Service piece discusses feeding silage from crops like sorghum and sweet corn, noting silage preserves vitamin A and improves livestock nutrition. The article blends agricultural guidance with a portrait of budget official Smith, his views on government budgeting, and the role of the Bureau of the Budget in shaping federal spending.
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New Floating Patch Box For Soldiers Pending Jungle Duty
A new floating patch box is described for U S soldiers in jungle duty. It includes an emergency compass at the top and a strong waterproof design intended to aid field use in rough terrain.
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