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Newspaper

Yank

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1942

Page

4

Our Men Report on World State of Affairs

A concise overview by correspondents detailing Japan's disposal methods and issues in English farming, highlighting broader international tensions and agricultural practices. The notes compare wartime logistics, postwar reconstruction, and policy shifts shaping global perspectives.

MacArthur addresses Australian-based U S troops in camp

In Australia General Douglas MacArthur visits a training camp and delivers an extemporaneous speech to American soldiers. He warns of Jap tactics, outlines bold combat example, and ends by asking each trooper to kill a Jap for him, insisting such courage leads to victory.

Australia Douglas MacArthur MacArthur G.I M.p.’S Army States Mess Hall Busse Cagthigei Seoul General MacArthur

Heroes of the South Pacific AEF men win Soldiers Medal

Three African American troops from the Carolinas and Alabama rescued the pilot of a crashing Japan bomber in the South Pacific. Pfc Julius S Franklin, G K Joe He, Pfc Harley Crandle, and Pvt James Scott pulled the pilot from a burning cockpit as a fuel fire spread across the water. They were awarded the Soldiers Medal for Heroism.

Alabama Carolinas U.S Japan Pfc Julius S. Franklin Charleston Harley M. Crandle Greenville N. C Pvt James Scott Montgomery Ala South Pacific U. S Oscar Jack Miller AEF Ireland

Desert thefts and rough talk from wogs at camp

In Egypt soldiers report native laborers nicknamed wogs looting a tank and selling it for scrap while desert conditions bring harsh sand injuries. The piece notes crude slang, clever thefts, and perilous nights in the blue desert air.

Neyer Egypt Desert Minnie

Foreign coin values across the world teased in wartime humor

The piece playfully catalogs how a soldier might value coins in different nations from Australia to Egypt and Iran, noting diverse exchange rates and absurd conversions. It lampoons currency puzzles with exaggerated examples and nonsensical phrases while keeping a light wartime tone.

Scythia Gaius Australia Canada Chungking England New Caledonia Egypt Eritrea Iraq Iran

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