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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1944

Page

6

News of Our Men and Women in Uniform

The column lists service members with new addresses and promotions. It names Sgt Harold C Jojka and Cpl Marion S McAvoy with unit notes, Ensign Helen Simmering at Great Lakes, and many others including Jack Wilson and Lieut Keith Buffington. Updates cover transfers, training completions, and wartime postings in California, Ohio, Iowa, Great Britain, the South Pacific, and the Caribbean.

Marion S. McAvoy South Pacific Cpl. McAvoy 12Th AAF Service Command

Pilots and Ground Crews Carry War Effort Across Europe

In England and Texas updates, airmen from the 8th AAF and RAF training units are highlighted. Paul Dodder completes basic flight training in Bakersfield and heads to Mather Field for advanced instruction. Russell Miller, a cook at an 8th AAF fighter station, helps fly P-51 missions in support of invading ground troops, contributing to 255% enemy aircraft destroyed in four months. Keith Huber graduates from Harlingen RAF aerial gunnery school with Wings and a promotion. Paul Deimerly returns to Fredericksburg after furlough. Alvin Jones serves overseas in a program bridging training to active theater duty. Arnold Smith Jr. writes from Washington about his Mediterranean service and pride in his unit, with complete address available through his sister.

Pfe Russell R. Miller Golia Miller England Pfe. Miller Donald W. Graham Keith A. Huber J. A. Huber West Chester RAF Training Command Harlingen Army Air Field Texas Alvin Jones Air Service Command Sgt. Jones Wanda Custer Pfc Arnold Smith, Jr Washington Rome G. I Hitler Gustav Mediterranean D. C. Forinash

Simple Baked Custard with Caramelized Sugar Top

A plain custard is dressed up by cooling then sprinkling a half inch layer of soft brown sugar on top. Place under a broiler four to five inches from the flame until the points melt. Remove, cool, then chill for a delightful caramel sauce.

Liberty Bell Cracks Repaired After London Casts

In 1752 the Liberty Bell cracked twice during its London casting and was recast in Philadelphia within the following year. The repairs preceded the American independence era by about 25 years, marking a notable early chapter in the bell's history.

London Philadelphia

Proper salt and temperature guidance for soft kraut storage

Soft kraut signals too little salt or too high heat, or unsterilized containers or poorly packed cabbage creating air pockets. Slip butter paper over a knife to slice evenly and avoid broken corners, then store butter in a tight covered dish to preserve freshness.

Ocean crustaceans yield copper rich blood and arsenic

The blue blood of lobsters and king crabs comes from copper rather than iron. Organic copper salts in marine organisms have potential use in treating pernicious anemia. Arsenic is also present in several ocean crustaceans.

Cables Coated With Koro Seal Endure Ozfone Gas

Electric transmission cables coated with a new synthetic called koro seal resist the corrosive Ozfone for up to three years. Cables with ordinary insulation are eaten through by ozone in three seconds.

Yanks Do Well

The article notes American forces suffering losses at Tarawa and inflicting heavy casualties on Japanese troops. It reports American naval and air attacks on Tinian, and air strikes on Rota and Yap, with Tokyo noting a new U S naval attack on Guam.

Tinian Island Rota Yap Tokyo Guam

Roast Pork At Low Heat For Juicy Roasts

Cook pork roasts at 325 degrees uncovered with fat side up. No water needed. The fat cap self basts the meat, while drippings yield rich gravy.

Fencing Periodical The Riposte Debuts in New York

The Riposte, published at Ed Washington Place in New York City, is a periodical devoted exclusively to fencing.

Ed Washington Place New York City

Keep Warm for New Chick Flock with DIY Hover

A 25 chick starter flock shows an average casualty rate of three to four. Keeping them warm for six weeks is vital and can be done with a homemade hover powered by light bulbs.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dopey Harold C. Jojka U. S. Army Camp Beale Calif Camp San Luis Abispo Jimmy Bey Tempe Ariz James E. Bey Ses. L Santa Ana Army Air Base Santa Ana Ensign Helen J. Simmering U.S.N.R U. S. Naval Hospital Great Lakes Ill Ensign Simmering Ed Simmering Paul Peiffer Engineers Corps, General Service Regiment Elmer Peiffer Eleanor Peiffer Cleveland Ohio Sterling Hotel Harley Brock Armed Guard Center Pacific Treasure Island San Francisco Cali Bill Maas Iowa City Wm. K. Maas Btn U.S.N.A.S Merced Army Air Field Merced Clyde J. Griggs J. R. Griggs Jack Wilson Charles Wilson Ernie Pyle Pyle Wilson Washington County Jack Set. Murphy Addison Murphy Harold Wolf Preston Wolfe Set Clifford Beggs William Beggs Pvt Fred Graham India Laura Graham Graham General Stillwell Cloyce C. Gault P.T.R Fleet Post Office New York Geo. Ebner Carribean A. Votruba John Votruba Southwest Pacific Lieut Keith Buffington R. M. Buffington France Melba Hutchson Craig C. Buffington Way Cross Y Pvt James L. Edwards, Jr Camp Phillips, Kas James L. Edwards Columbus Junction Earl L. Richardson Alice Richardson Wave Henry Witthoft Witthofts Clarence W. Miller Frances Witthoft Wilbur E. Witthoft Ralph C. Witthoft Arthur J. Witthoft Martha Wylie Bill Robertson L. M. Robertson Dave McGaffey Cpl Frank Hudson John McGaffey Fort Pierce Fla Gerald McGaffey Radio Division Army Air Corps P. L. Etter S. Lowa Pittsburgh Sorrell Auto Parts West Madison Myrtle Poole Chicago Chigger Zemocol Ween Palakeda Aladverrisinc Meture Paul Dodder Minterfield Bakersfield Matherfield Mather Field Sacramento Paul J. Deimerly A. P. Hill Mil. Res Fredericksburg Paul Harvey Grace Hill Keota Peggy Ryan Tar Awa W. EF. Farrell West Branch Iowa Mr. Farrell Him Frank EK. Frazier Elm Grove M. A. Springman Elm Grove Cemetery Frank L. Wilson Secy Frazier North Farrell
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