Army Paper Salvage Drive Nets Millions
Army depots in Hankas City Missouri show massive salvage results as ordnance units recycle waste paper and manuals. Quantities are measured in tons, with February totals reaching over six hundred pounds and January near five hundred thousand. The program uses punched manuals and waste paper to reduce operation costs, with paper flow from bindery floors to mills aiding taxpayers.
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Salvage plan eyed for overseas ordnance packing
Paper mill salvage route eyed for Aber containers used in shipping arms parts. Containers and empty cartridges could be returned separately from overseas to save 45 percent in manpower and turn salvage into profit. Lake City Ordnance officers describe trials to reduce packing costs while keeping salvage viable for export return.
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Mlanpower
Rher Eentgipers Guild
Sedtacce
Lake City
Hadley Soldier Killed In Normandy Invasion
A Hadley native, Emerson Baye, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker, died June 6 during the D day invasion. He leaves a sister Mrs Esther Perkins of Saratoga Springs and a brother Milford Reker of Stony Point. Private Howard G Smith, son of Mrs. Marguerite Smith of Saratoga Springs, was slightly wounded on June 6 while serving in the artillery.
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Pacific Battle Update from Saipan In Progress
United States forces claim major advance on Saipan with Nimitz reporting over a mile of shore gained and key peaks seized. Allied losses include 36 planes. Japanese losses cited as one carrier, several carriers damaged, many ships sunk or damaged, with extensive air and sea combat continuing near Marianas.
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Siena College Abandons Speedup Program
Siena College will abandon the accelerated program started in September 1952 and return to the regular two semester year with a summer session. Rev. Mark Kennedy, O.F.M. president, cited pressure on faculty and students and extracurricular war work as factors affecting educational efficiency.
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British Troops and English Host Families Bond Over War Time Life
English families billeted American soldiers in the wake of the Revolution era-like unity. Officers and hosts share meals and chores as norms shift with war. Some soldiers adopt tea and cycling, while English youths greet visitors with treats and gum. Old residents favor small towns, reversing big-city patterns.
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Sioux City
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Alrs‘ Rigd
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Army
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Atlanta
Britain
Mar Lawrence Cox
Holiaston
Mass
Christine
America
Robert Kennedys
Wichita
Kan
Dleting
Pumper Tested By Brunswick Fire Department Volunteers
A test run of a new trailer pumper was conducted yesterday by the Brunswick Fire Department. Chief Thomas J. Gallagher and about twenty volunteers participated in the pumping exhibition at Cooper Pond on Cooper Avenue, with the unit shown in excellent condition.
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Cooper Pond
Cooper Avenue
Thomas J. Gallagher
Task Force 58 Drives Japanese Fleet From Bases
Task Force 58 and Task Force 53 struck Truk Palau and other Japanese island bases, destroying ships and planes. Carrier damage was light, with 38s losing 25 planes and 18 crew. In the eastern Philippines battle, 58 sank one carrier and damaged several ships while shooting down 333 Japanese aircraft.
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Palau
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Malaria Cut 95 Per Cent In New Guinea
U S Army forces in the Far East report dramatic drops in malaria in New Guinea. Brig Gen Guy R Desiit says the rate fell from 62 attacks per 1000 per year in February 1943 to 4 attacks per 4000 per year by April. Hospital stays dropped from 28 to nine days, with only one death per 3,600 cases.
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Guy R. Desiit
U.S. Army
Far East
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Hartue
Southwear Pacific Command
Lieutenant Nichols Wounded in Normandy Invasion
Lieut John W. Nichols Jr., son of the Saratoga Springs county attorney, was notified by the Navy Department that he has been asked to action. A volunteer demolition crewman, he has been in England for two months and is believed wounded during the Normandy invasion. The telegram was sent to his wife Mrs Frances Fulton Nichols.
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Saratoga Springs
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England
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Sts
Frances Fulton
Park Alert Signals Shabby Prewar Style In Yukon Acres
Supervisor HM Davidson of Livingston says Yellowstone to Opes will open this year with limited services. No safeties or hotels, tourist cabins may be available and some snowbound areas will open for travelers with gas.
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Jury Recess in Governor Dewey Inquiry Amid Testimony
The special grand jury investigating state legislative spending recessed yesterday until August 4 after hearing Emile Martin of New York, former president of the Sister Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association, and LoAL Freiberg, New York business manager. The extraordinary term of Supreme Court in Albany County, convened for the crime investigation, was recessed by Justice Parton Switt on July 6.
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Emile Martin
New York
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Lo AL Freiberg
Supreme Court
Albany County
Parton Switt
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