Army training diary mocks war risks and doughboy heroism
A Wakefield News column recounts Camp McCoy infantry training with vivid scenes of bayonet drills, grenades, mortars, and a brutal no mans land exercise. It features the daily rhythm of a soldier’s life, a divisional review in heavy rain, and reflections on the young man’s role in modern warfare. It notes Kacala’s death in France and local church service plans.
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County Clerk candidate appeals for primary vote
A county clerk candidate requested votes in the primary, stating seven and a half years as deputy clerk and one year as acting County Clerk. She emphasized qualifications and experience and urged appreciation for support.
Five Blue Stamps Become Valid July 1
The OPA announced that five additional blue stamps will be valid starting July 1, bringing total usable stamps in the second strip as A-5 through W-8. The stamps’ printed figures 8 and 5 are mere identifiers and do not reflect value. all stamps carry equal purchasing power for rationed foods.
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