War Department says about six million men exposed to enemy action
The War Department reports roughly 6,000,000 soldiers in our Army are present and exposed to enemy action. The note accompanies a figure quoted from a November circulation report stating large readership among papers published in multiple cities.
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Radio Tonight Program Notes Light Schedule of Shows
Listings for WMAL and WRO stations outline tonight’s lineup from 6:60 to 11:60 with news, music, comedy, and drama. Notable entries include It’s Murder, Lum ’n’ Abner, Fred Waring, March of Time, and Dinah Shore Open House, plus various news segments and commercials featuring Abbott and Costello and Perry Como.
Malaria Haymaker: A Murder Blow
Army malaria experts describe a death method used by Papua New Guinea natives. A light blow to the lower left ribs over an enlarged spleen during malaria can rupture the spleen and prove fatal with no external marks.
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New Guinea
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Christmas Day Guests At Hamburg Area Home
Mr and Mrs Calvin Fadely and their son of near Hamburg visited Mr and Mrs H E Walter for Christmas Day. Mrs Laura Smoot has returned home from the Cora Miller Hospital. Mrs Evalyn Halldarson visited Mr and Mrs T A Crabill.
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Calvin Fadely
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H. E. Walter
Laura Smoot
Cora Miller Hospital
Evalyn Halldarson
T. A. Crabill
Christmas Day Visits Highlight War Era Social Notes
Seaman Robert Clem of the U S Navy spent Christmas with his Strasburg parents Mr and Mrs Loy Clem with Miss Elva Habron visiting. Winchester residents Mr and Mrs Harry Ratchford visited son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs H L Stephens. In military trivia, the War Department reports 1404 general officers on active duty as of December 15, 1944, versus 402 on November 16, 1918, with no exact WWI figure available.
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U. 8 Navy
Loy Clem
Strasburg
Elva Habron
Clem
Harry Ratchford
Winchester
H. L. Stephens
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Recording of a Discharge Certificate Fees
In most states the discharge certificate is recorded by the local county court house at no charge. The original is returned and kept safely. Certified copies can then be obtained from the recording location.
Rainfall totals and monthly averages for 1913 to 1943
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hour precipitation none and year to date .89 inches. January to date stands at .89 inches with annual average 35.95 inches over 31 years. Monthly averages listed from January to December reflect typical patterns. Courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers
A list of across clues with numbers and definitions covering short forms and terms such as cut short and village notes plus down clues including network hasten and multitudes. It reads like a compact puzzle row set inviting fill in of words matching the given hints.
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