Football Comes Early War Time Shift Across Camps
The piece notes football is already in full swing at Naval Cadet camps and colleges in Georgia North Carolina Iowa and St Marys. It discusses war training ties to football preparation with players in training and reserves for future service, while major pro teams pursue strong campaigns this season.
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Yale
Maryland
War Department
Ani
Coijege
Naval Cadet Camps
Universities of Georgia
North Carolina
Iowa
St. Mary’s
Sherman
Georgia
Bernie Bierman
Jimmy Crowley
Seine
Army
Bob Neyland
Wallace Wade
Neyland
Wade
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Photographer's truth and a soldier's Camel gift
A reflection on recorded acts and moral motive, followed by an Army note on the word mess from a French origin and the soldier’s favorite chicken dinner. It mentions Camel cigarettes as a preferred gift, with Post Exchange sales records cited.
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Dr. J. Duncan
Adv
Grief Remembered and Pleasure Recalled Latin Proverb
A Latin proverb reflects on memory of pleasure and grief explaining that joy fades while sorrow keeps the root of its cause. It contrasts memory's role in sustaining grief with forgetfulness of past joys.
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