Custodian of World Peace Through Strong Air Power
The piece argues American air power must guard global peace and deter atomic attack. It notes polar routes shorten bomber strikes to Europe and cites proximity of major nations near the North Pole, urging unmatched strength to deter aggressors and preserve allies.
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Europe
U. S
Germany
Japan
Russia
Great Britain
France
United States
North Pole
American Army
It’s Up to You Save Now for a Prosperous Future
Government urges soldiers and civilians to buy U S Savings Bonds to curb inflation and protect living standards after war. It stresses pay raises, future civilian life, and the security of Savings Bonds as a nest egg. The message asks if readers will choose immediate spending or secure savings for stability and prosperity.
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America
Jess
U. S
Scott Field
Last P W to Germany Returns as War Prisoners Decrease
The final of more than 370000 POWs brought to the United States was sent back to Germany from New York. By year end about 3000 sick or incorrigible prisoners will remain in U S custody in Germany. About 141000 POWs in Germany will be reduced to roughly 3000 by year end. Some POWs support the graves administration service, others aid Europe manpower needs, all at the Geneva minimum pay.
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Washington
CNS
U. S
Germany
New York
War Department
Congress
Europe
Graves Administration Service
Dark glasses may harm vision researchers warn
Dr Antonio Abeyta of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy warned that indiscriminate use of dark or tinted glasses can damage vision. He advised wearing them only in very bright sunlight such as at the beach or at high altitudes or when prescribed for eye disease.
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Philadelphia
CNS
Antonio Abeyta
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy
Largest U S Army recruiting caravan tours Wichita Falls
A massive U S Army recruiting caravan from Randolph Field and Ground Service Forces visited Wichita Falls last Monday and Tuesday. The display showcased air force and ground service equipment from K-rations to B-29 engines, with dozens of units, uniforms, rations, and medical and chemical gear explained by trained personnel. The caravan then moved on to Lawton Oklahoma for a two day exhibition.
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U. S. Army
Wichita Falls
Air Force
Randolph Field
Air Forces
Engineers
Signal Corps
Medical Department
Dental Corps
Transportation Corps
Quartermaster Corps
Chemical Warfare Service
Infantry
Lawton
Okla
Army opens new food service schools at 9 posts
The Army sent 629 officers and men to schools to learn modern food preparation science. New food service schools replace the WWII bakers and cooks programs at nine posts. Maj. E. J. Byrne says Army food is fine, only the cooking method needs updating.
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Washington
CNS
Army
Food Service
Bakers and Cooks
Maj
E. J. Byrne
Quartermaster Corps
New Food Service Branch
Soldiers Warned On Oral Hygiene At Army Post
About 20 Vin cent’s Stomatitis cases were treated last week at the dental service clinics under Lt. Col. Donald C. Hudson. He stressed daily thorough brushing and gum massage, warned against shared cups, and urged early dentist care to prevent chronic damage.
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Vincent
Dental Service
Donald C. Hudson
Hudson
Sheppard Field
Colonel Hudson
Ground Safety Urges Display of Posters
Ground Safety stresses posters on bulle tin boards to prevent accidents. Visual education is key and eye arresting posters properly displayed reduce risk. Emphasizes posters in FILE 13 won’t help unless squads show effort and stay on the beam obey signs for safety.
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Ground Safety Office
Evil of forsaking God and broken cisterns in Jeremiah teachings
A sermon prose contrasts God as living water with Israel’s broken cisterns. It argues the act of abandoning God is an evil, not a mistake, and that people justify defection by blaming leaders. The message warns substitutes won’t satisfy and calls for return to God.
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God
Jeremiah
Israel
Jeroboam
Rehoboam
David
Church of the Lord
Local Church Schedule Realigned on Campus
Sunday Protestant services listed for Chapels 1 and 4 and 5 with times 1830 and 1900 in Bldg 540 345 and 113. Church of Christ and Baptist events noted at Chapel No. 4 and 345 with 1500 start. Catholic services at Chapel No. 2 and Jewish service at Bldg 392 detailed.
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Church OF Christ
Baptist
Baptist Training Union Catholic
Hospital
Weekly Catholic and Protestant Gatherings at Local Posts
Weekly schedule lists prayer meetings, Bible study, youth leagues, and practice sessions. Mass weekday at 1715 in Chapel No 2. Miraculous Medal and Sacred Heart novenas span Wednesday and Friday after Mass. Confessions Saturday 1530 to 1745 and 1930 to 2100. other events run evenings in Bldgs 113 345 540 546 and 4.
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Service Monk Christian League
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Texas
Sheppard Field I & E
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Son
Jesas
Col. O. L. Rogers
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