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Airman Sinclair had come back to warn his fellow members that they had better legislate now to provide for the fighting men against the day that fighting ceases. He had specific complaints: 1) that the allowances now planned for demobilized men in training for civilian jobs are insufficient; 2) that...
Usafi's self-teaching program costs the G.I. $2 (covering any number of courses). On finishing a course, the G.I. may take a Usafi examination devised with the aid of a high-test tester, Ralph Winfred Tyler of the University of Chicago. If he wants to study further after...
Earnest, boyish Wuertele convalesced in Denver's Fitzsimmons Hospital. Soon he began limping around to war plants, large & small, on morale assignments. In one year he made 250 appearances, hundreds of acquaintances. Denver already knew him from his football days at the University of Colorado, and from the amateur...
Private Frederick Cecil ("Freddie") Bartholomew, onetime child film star turned student mechanic (see cut) at Amarillo's Army Air Field, turned civilian again. Reason for his medical discharge: an old back injury.
In Tennessee, Boss Ed Crump of Memphis likewise was hoping for a medical discharge for an old-line Crumpet, Captain Andrew T. ("Tip") Taylor Jr., 32, wounded in the foot in Italy. Tip Taylor, who has held Crump-given jobs as legislator, judge, minor state officeholder, but is a political...