Induction Note For Caponette With Infant Son
Albert Caponette, 29, reported for induction at Fort Sheridan Illinois with his infant son saying no one to care for the child. He was given a 24 hour pass and ordered to report next day without the baby.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
6
Albert Caponette, 29, reported for induction at Fort Sheridan Illinois with his infant son saying no one to care for the child. He was given a 24 hour pass and ordered to report next day without the baby.
The army plans converting some induction camps into out-duction centers to help veterans reenter civilian life. The routine includes injections against bugs, field training to withstand civilian temptations, lectures on dining on proper tableware, and guidance on dressing in a three piece suit.
A reader’s compilation of jokes and questions spans wartime manners and vocabulary. The piece discusses field drills and etiquette, then pivots to a feature on postwar radio progress. John V L Hogan explains how radar and FM networks could expand rural and local broadcasting nationwide.
A simple cookie jar and corner shelf project using odds and ends wood. The pattern sheet includes a full size shelf, cookie box stencil with color guide and lettering. Mrs Spears offers Pattern 266 by mail for 15 cents to cover cost and postage.
Simple health tip promotes lemon juice in water as a morning routine. Claims lemon and water induce natural bowel action, boost vitamin C intake, and aid digestion. Encourages use of California Sunkist Lemons for a refreshing wake up.
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