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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1941

Page

8

Sikeston Men in Naval Service

Sikeston announces a number of local men serving in the U S Navy including graduates from Annapolis now on ships and in training. Ensign Harry Karty Jr. serves aboard the U S S Saratoga in San Diego while Clay Mitchell Jr. serves on the U S S Fysmers in the Caribbean. Other locals include midshipman John Web Bowman at Annapolis, Robert Miller who shifted to Army service at Fort Blandis Fla, Billy Bob Donnell an ensign and instructor at the Naval Air Station in Jacksonville, Charles Tanner in flight training at Pensacola, and Joan L Ross recalled to active duty after 20 years. Reese Lillard teaches naval radio in San Diego. Additional Sikeston sailors include Dennis Bates on the U S S Maryland Tremerton Wash Russell Heath at Pearl Harbor Hawaii Ray Allen Moll on the U S S Sabine at San Diego Kenneth Cauthorn on the U S S West Virginia Pearl Harbor Jerome Fox aboard the U S S Arkansas with location not known.

Missouri United States Navy Navy Sikeston Arm of Defense U. S. Naval Academy Annapolis Naval Academy Robert Willer Tie Navy Fort Blandiz Fla Billy Bob Donnell Naval Air School Pensa.a Naval Air Nation Jacksonville Charles Tanner Te Naval Air School Pensacla Fila Joan L. Ross J. N. Ross Rying Ross Naval Air Corps Reese Lillard Co. D. Matthews Dennis Bates U. S. S. Maryland Tremerton Wash National Geographic Magazine Russell Heath Naval Hospital Pearl Flatbor Hawaii Ray Allen Moll Vs. S. S. Sabin San Tego Kenneth Cauthorn U. S. S. West Virginia Pearl Harbor Jerome Fox U. S. Srkansas

Marked gain in Naval Reserve recruiting in St Louis

A St Louis meeting reported a heartful gain in Naval Reserve recruiting across Missouri and Illinois. Since the July 1 drive with publicities and radio talks, Navy Training schools demand many administrative and maintenance personnel. Ex Navy men may enlist at their discharge rate or higher. A 300 man quota for Navy Training schools in St Louis and Chicago is near completion. Enlistments target ages 17 to 50 with no prior service, considering civilian skills. Written inquiries to Captain Schwartz at the Naval Training School, Foot of Ferry Street, St Louis.

ST. Louis G. FF. Schwartz Naval Reserve Area G. C. Clevenger H. M. Hart HH. Kersch Schwartz Naval Reserve Missouri Illinois Midwest Navy Chicago Naval Training School Ferry Street Naval Reserve Armory

32000 Men at Camp Leonard Wood Fort Leonard Wood Mo

Enlisted men and officers at the seventh corps area training center total 32 193 Monday with the two largest units on hand. The sixth division is 576 officers and 13 163 enlisted plus selectees. The engineer replacement training center numbers 10 035 men and 229 officers with all selectees. There are 549 reserve officers and training corps cadets from Missouri Arkansas Nebraska and Iowa State College who finish training Saturday. The 72nd field artillery brigade Michigan National Guard has 4 131 enlisted and 206 officers. Regular army troops total 3 235 enlisted and 69 officers.

Fort Leonard Wood Engineer Replacement Training Center Missouri Arkansas Nebraska Iowa State College 72Nd Field Artillery Brigade Michigan National Guard

Mighty Sequoia Seed to Tree Transformation

A seed of the Sequoia tree grows into an immense tree. More than 3000 seeds are needed to weigh one ounce, yet a single seed can develop into a tree weighing up to 12 000 000 pounds.

Sailors tied to Pearl Harbor base and Great Lakes station

Bobby Dover serves aboard the U S Pensacola stationed at Pearl Harbor while Robert Finley and Eugene Watson train at Great Lakes Naval Station for future duty.

Bobby Dover U. S. S. Pensacola Pearl Harbor Robert Finley Eugene Watson Great Lakes

Advanced Non-College Air Training Centers Open

The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced civilian pilot training centers opening July 14 in Mexico Missouri and Cheyenne Wyoming. Leonard Jurden said the 17 week program covers secondary, cross country and instructor courses for graduates of primary non college courses. Trainees will be eligible for a commercial pilot certificate and an instructor rating after completion. Groups of 12 trainees run at a time with 36 boys each year. the centers serve Missouri Colorado Iowa Kansas Nebraska and Wyoming as the only fifth region sites.

Mexico Cheyenne Wyo Civil Aeronautics Administration Leonard Jurden CAA Missouri Colorado Iowa Kansas Nebraska Wyoming

New Official Arrives at New Madrid CCC Camp

C F Costigan of Harrisonville Missouri arrived this week to take up duties as agronomist at the CCC camp in New Madrid. Fred R Jacoby remains superintendent of the camp which is engaged in drainage work.

C. F. Costigan Harrisonville New Madrid Fred R. Jacoby

Navy Appeals to Modern Youth for Navy Careers

Secretary Knox announces expanded Navy enlistment for ages 17 to 50 with chances for technical training and commissions. Ward Denman named Navy editor to promote opportunities in aviation, diesel, radio, and other trades across four training stations. Benefits include pay, free schooling up to 1500, medical and dental care, food lodging uniforms, travel, and potential future civilian careers. About 15,000 openings monthly. applicants must be intelligent, ambitious, and endorsed by two locals.

Navy Knox Ward Denman The Herald Washington United States Uncle Sam Denman U. S. Navy

Army Calls Reserve Flyers to Duty Aug 1

War Department orders reserve officers to active duty August 7 unless their civilian occupation is deemed more valuable to defense. Flyers with aeronautical, transportation or allied industry work and those in flying schools may be exempt. Officers will be assigned to units best suited to their military training and civilian experience.

Army Air Force Reserve War Department

Texas Leads U.S. in Farm Numbers With 495000

Texas holds the most farms in the United States, totaling 495000, according to state agricultural data. The figure underscores Texas dominance in farm operations nationwide.

Minute Man statue used in defense savings poster

Treasury Department reproduces the Defense Savings poster featuring Daniel Chester French’s Minute Man statue. It urges purchase of Defense Bonds and Stamps at banks or post offices as part of national defense efforts.

Treasury Department Defense Savings Daniel Chester French America

Pack rats pave roads with spine cactus to deter coyotes

A historical note describes pack rats creating spine-covered cactus clusters along den routes to shield their dens. The design allows rats to move safely while deterring predators like coyotes. Also noted is the Gutenberg Bible printed between 1450 and 1455.

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Camp Leonard Wood Nu-Way Cleaning Company Loomis Mayfield W. Malone Advanced Non-College Air Training Center CCC U.S. Navy U.S. Naval Academy At U. S World Alaska Philippines North South America ARMY Texas State Union United States Savings Pharmacist Aviation Metalsmith Yeoman Boatswain Gunner Wewspap
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