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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1943

Page

8

Private's life in the army from a feature editor

Edward Thom Marion Lawton Hargrove of the Charlotte News offers practical guidance to recruits awaiting induction. He advises painting the town red and keeping an open mind during the first hard weeks. He has received his induction notice and reports the first day at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

Edward Thom Marion Lawton Hargrove Charlotte N. C Mare Grove Fort Drage N. Carolina Piel Atlanta Melvin Piel Big Jim Wart Hollywood Hargrave Draft Board Alabama Army of the United States Goldenberg Army Charlotte News Hargrove Editorial Worker

I Was a Private in the Army's Reception Center

A narrator details the chaotic first days in the Army, from oathtaking to the dispensary, sorting clothes, and brutal KP shifts. He and fellow recruits endure tests, misfits, and mockery, culminating in classification as cooks at the Field Artillery Replacement Center.

Conrad Wilson Jack Mulligan Field Artilery Replacement Center Gene Shumate Congress

Notable Hollywood Fringes Echo War Era Media

New Yorkers discuss Richard Tregaskin returning with a new manuscript and sizable Canal royalties, Herbert Clyde Lewis’ writing career at the Herald Tribune and Story Magazine, and Cosmo Polititan’s 300 word assignment. CBS assigns 24 hour overseas readiness. 20th Century Fox buys Lewis piece for 25000 with subsequent studio work at 750 per day. Cesar Romero joins Coast Guard as vice and gambling series planned.

Richard Tregaskin INS Canal Harvard Herbert Clyde Lewis Herald The Mags Whit Burnett Story Magazine Lewis 20Th Century Fox Jimmy Durante Cosmopolitan Jan Valtin Mr. Whiskers

Famous football men speak on Notre Dame Columbia and Army

Trank Leahy of Notre Dame, Lou Little of Columbia, and Grantland Rice discuss plans for the upcoming season. Leahy expects a fair Notre Dame squad with Navy additions and seeks Army games in New York. Little envisions a capable, locally-sourced team, while Rice notes building the best possible squad for the sport’s value.

Trank Leahy Notre Dame Navy Army New York Lou Little Columbia

Carolinas to Play Football Amid Strong College Group

Carolinas field a robust football plan with NC State and other nearby colleges, eyeing tough matchups against Navy and Army. Yale notes Harvard’s sport retreat won’t derail a lively season, while Army stresses a lean squad but high morale and discipline drive success.

Herman Hickman North Carolina State Carolinas North Carolina Duke Wake Forest Clemson Tennessee Georgia Tech Navy Army Ted Blair Yale Harvard Howie Odell Red Blaik

Football Beyond Any Other Single Game

The article argues football holds unique competitive value among sports, noting boxing and calisthenics as other strong fitness activities. It discusses pro football plans for fall, players’ conditioning, attendance trends in cities like Philadelphia and Washington, and potential effects of drafting married men with children on football compared to baseball.

Navy Army Philadelphia Washington

Historical quiz Q&A on Celestials and wills wind

The answers: Celestials were Chinese. The williwaw is Alaska's fierce unpredictable wind that disrupts plans. The bloodiest year cited is 1942 with about 2,000,000 war deaths that year. About 250,000 veterans of the last war are engaged in the present one. Home of the kafirs is South Africa.

Alaska South Africa

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