Adano Rediscovered by American Troops Under Major Joppolo
The American forces arrive at Adano led by Major Joppolo to win local trust. He pledges to restore order and replace goods, while General Marvin limits cart traffic. Joppolo allows fishing boats to restart operations and orders a chart of mine locations for safety.
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Adano
Joppalo
Mergeant Borth
Marvin
Joppolo
Honaver
Adato
Tomaaino
Exmao
Jim
Fishermen of Adano Gain Wartime Fishing Rights
Major Joppolo brokers a plan with Tomasino to free Adano’s fishermen from protection money and tax, enabling six boats to fish under a navy approved zone while avoiding German or fascist control. Lt Livingston of the Navy balks but concedes after the Major threatens dire consequences. The town cheers as Tomasino agrees to lead the effort and prepare the needed charts.
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Tve
Captain Purvis
Adana
Malo di Ponente
Tomacino
Tomasino
Adano
Enea
Tomgino
Tomszino
Ana
Tomasina
Lieutenant Livingston
Livingston
Joppolo
Tomasine
Army
Navy
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ComNault
ComNav- Nav
Italy
North African
Minas
Kent
Yale
Bowery
Tammany Hall
Mejor
Improved Sheep Dip Proves Production Aid
A U S department of agriculture report introduces an effective economical dipping solution for ticks in sheep. The mix uses derris or cube powder containing rotenone with water to form a thin paste then dilute in 100 gallons. unheated water works. Dips kill ticks and pupae in one go, with minimal residue, and require less material than before. Veterinarians tested strengths without adverse effects on sheep or fleece.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Ftock
Bureau of Animal Industry
Facts On Milk and Dairy Across The U S Farms
W J Dryden reports on milk production highlighting four and a half million farms and a vast U S supply. The article notes casein uses in paint, fibers, medical healing, and penicillin production. Pasteurized milk is cited as preventing disease spread and a vital, perishable food.
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U. S
Hippocrates
Ohio State urges feeding corncobs to cattle
Ohio State University specialists advise saving corncobs and feeding them to beef cattle instead of burning them. With possible feed shortages before year end, roughage could rely on corncob supplies. Farmers are advised to grind whole corn and cob and, with some encouragement, cattle may start eating the cob.
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Ohio State University
Postwar sports boom may differ from prewar stars
The postwar sports surge will be broad among players but unlikely to match the prewar Golden Age. Few names of Ruth, Dempsey, Jones, Tilden, Grange, Sande, Hornsby will reappear as dominant figures. War disrupted careers, with many stars still early or not yet prime. Some younger servicemen may rise, but legends from 1910s-20s are not expected to return in force.
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Lus Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Bobby Jones
Bill Taden
Bill Johnston
Betty Grange
Charlie Paddock
Earl Sande
Rogers Hornsby
Babe Ruth
Bob Feller
Ted Williams
Billy Conn
Ruth
Dempsey - Jones
Pearl Harbor
E— Ito
Worn-out shirts spun into child outfits and painting tips
Old shirts can be repurposed into blouses dresses or suits for a one year old with trimming and imagination though it may not pay due to sewing time. The piece warns about losing peak years to such projects and includes home care tips like cleaning glazed chintz with lukewarm water and painting woodwork with vaseline for easy cleanup.
Another Type of Boom For Postwar Sport Growth
The piece argues the postwar era will bring a broad sport boom not driven by stars but by rising skill and participation. It cites massive Army and Navy manpower and proposed coaching and training programs to raise overall play quality, reduce rust, and shift the nation from spectator to playing emphasis. It notes millions will need ongoing sport to stay engaged while awaiting return from service.
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Grover Cleveland Alexander
Pete
Army
Navy
Europe
Asia
Pacific
United States
Simple Household Tips From An Old Manual
Practical hygience and housekeeping hints include watering ferns in the tub, carrots without tops staying crisper, rotating the mattress weekly for even wear, and making a cleaning paste of salt flour and vinegar for brass copper or pewter lasting a polishing finish.
Postwar Football Faces Pro Game Eligibility Dilemma
Article discusses how returning servicemen with college football experience may seek NFL or other pro play before finishing degrees. The current rule bans pro entry until graduation, supported by colleges, with war ending possibly by next fall. Debate centers on whether to modify rules to accommodate players who prefer pro careers over completing college.
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Europe
Army
Navy
Pacific
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