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Ulman notes list Roszel C. Thomson Samuel J. Fisher Reuben Openheimer Paul F. Due Roger Howell and John T. Tucker as names to watch in the classified section for potential offers.
11 May 1943
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1943
Page
1
Ulman notes list Roszel C. Thomson Samuel J. Fisher Reuben Openheimer Paul F. Due Roger Howell and John T. Tucker as names to watch in the classified section for potential offers.
Governor O Conor approved 12 parole recommendations to supply farm labor for Maryland. The program, allowed by Senate Bill 246, covers nonviolent inmates with at least one third of their terms served. Parolees will be assigned where need is greatest and supervised to prevent abuse or mistreatment.
Baltimore News-Post dispatch from England quotes Capt Richard A Jamison and Maj Charles Herbst who toured Africa from the American fronts. They recount Hill 609 capture, effective artillery, medic bravery, and vivid desert fighting while detailing a 7300 mile trip and lighter moments in Algiers and at a palace luncheon with Arab Pasha’s many wives.
At Camp Phillips Eas May 11 medics train litter bearers to move wounded troops through an obstacle course mimicking frontline conditions. A four man team takes about 30 minutes initially, dropping to 15 after weeks of practice as Major Gustaf Sweet leads the 94th division medical battalion in water carrying, trench turns, mud, and stretcher drills.
The article discusses Axis reactions to the Tunisian setback and Allied strength, citing Berlin press, Italian and Romanian views, plus war camp medical training notes. It highlights Axis concern over continued offensives and Italian defense planning.
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