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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1944

Page

7

Joliet Marines Fight Together Twenty Months

A Joliet unit of Marines stationed on a South Pacific island has served together since 1942. Pfc. Joseph McKeon, Corp. Louis Dedinski, Pfc. Emil Mickey Dedinski, Pfc. Red Thomas, and Pfc. John Petro, all from Joliet, joined in Guadalcanal and Bougainville campaigns. They left Joliet in September 1942 and deployed overseas the next January. A 100 pound daisy cutter narrowly missed Dedinski and Mekheon, leaving them unharmed.

Joliet South Pacific Guadalcanal Bougainville Pattles Joseph McKeon Clay Street Corp Louis al) Dedinski Emil Mickey Cassestre Red Thomas John Petro Gregory Avenue

Lightning's gift nitrogen helps crops from skyward storms

On average 44 000 lightning flashes daily release about 100 million tons of fixed nitrogen into the soil via rain. This natural fertilization offsets some lightning damage and benefits agriculture.

How To Get Action and Persuasion From a Busy Author

A tale from George Palmer Putnam about Roy Chapman Andrews who explored the Gobi and Peiping Man. Putnam persuades Andrews to write On the Trail of Ancient Man, seizing a hospital delay to start the book and complete it despite a busy schedule.

George Palmer Putman Roy Chapman Andrews Gobi Desert Mr. Andrews Roy China Peiping George Palmer Putnam New York George Putnam Connecticut George Roy Andrews Peking

Odd Customs Among Burmese Women Abroad

Burmese women enjoy greater freedom than many non European groups yet suffer schooling neglect. Despite limited formal education they are reputed to be more industrious and businesslike than the men, as observed in areas where American service personnel are stationed.

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