https://caspercollege.cvlcollections.org/files/original/c151de83031c38be96856a0f7bdfe8ca.pdf 5689b15ab0bd0085f1742e2827272ce8 PDF Text Text THE 1114 South Durbin ALTRUIST Casper, Wyoming February 25, 1544 I presents-— ’’for gallantry in action, for meri- Bud Burwell keeps the B-29s at Walker Fid-, torious conduct, for distinguished, servioei ®- "tig' job. for extraordinary heroism,"the followings ^ob Canaday is home at 716 Ave. C, Redon do Beach, Calif, after his shift at Doug Still navigating a B-24 for Marine Air las Plant, Don Chapin daydreams while a Corps IS Lt. Dale Aielts, he is still finance book beckons him at Neb.”,U,Lincoln. 153 '1A.Q 25, FPO“.”SF. 1st Sgt. Bob Lt. Jim Clare was thru here with an AiA Adamson is over APO 638 HY way with the priority for overseas with the Mo.rines at 45 Srv,’ Grp, Corp, Robt. A., Aitken is vrith uhe 1308 Engineers at Camp Sutton, San Diego. Pfc. Jim Clifford is v;ith H&S' Co. Eng, 3r, at Camp Lejeune, New River, X.C,, In the Medical Dept, at Mitchell Field, II,Y. is Pvt, Bill Anda, and-jump K.C. Lt. Bill Clifford is at APO 9027 NY ing down to APO 929 T^ew Guinea?) is Cpt. with the 17 Airv/ay Det, Billy Crater is Joe A'Cb^t vdth ths 91st Eng, For variety still building ships at Richmond, Calif, Chu’.S:’AyeVs S 2/c is just finishing sal and relaxes at 329 6th St. And I found vage divers school at Pier 88, No. River, Lt. Maurice "Buzz” Converse in the Budget K,Y. Billy Bon is home, enroute to Asbuiy and Fiscal Office at Craig Field, Selma, Park, N,J, for few vreeks pursuing his V-12. Ala. Clem Coughlan has his Social Secur Capt. Don ^aijLey has just come up from ity at 3215 Piedmont Ave., Baltimore City, the Carribean to take a. month’s school IS, Md. ing at Orlando, Fla. while his brother Louis is QM on USS Dixie, FPO SF, Arnie Daly is with the 433 TC Grp. around APO 713’ Unit 1 SF end his b'-other around Esperto Santos. 1st Sgt. Bob Baxtenschlag is on his way with the 104 Timothy is at the advance stage c fight Evac~’”Hosp. to APO 9522, N.Y. Cadet Jack er pilot's training at Chandler, Ariz, Lt. Bud Daniels flying Corsair for ths Marines, Beatt_^ is at twin engine advanced at Porter Davis EM 1/c is at Davesville, RI Lubbock, Texas. A navigation cadet is Bill Bentley at Hondo, Texas, while Major with the 9th Const.Bn. At the Station Hos ilei Bentley has his 3-26 S^^D. headed for pital of Sheppard Fid., Tex. is Lt. Tommy A?c7~9436-Ez c/o NY, and Vernon is a salty Davidson,ID. About to leave Camp .Adair, Lt,(jg) and has made 10 trips across the Ore. with his 105 is Pvt. Jos Doniin and Atlantic. Staff-Combat Div. 5 FPO NY the 347 FA Bn will get him to A*?0, 91, Joe xvill get him. Jumping to Gamp Hale, Colo Denoy^ is farming and wildcating around 7:e find Pfc. Phil Berry skiing with the Lovell, Wyo, Capt. Noah Dorius is home 86 Men..Inf, It's now Lt. Co. Everett for a leave from Camp Polk, La. Bill Drew Best -v^ho is the air inspector nrouxid is on his v/ay to Norxhv/estern U. to con BlacAland Field, Waco, Texas. Sgt. Jimmy tinue his V-12 training. Lt. Louie DunniBond is anti-airing it at Westhampton gan is misplaced with the 22 TT Sqd. at Beach, Long Island, N.Y. Pvt. T'Rich” Bow Delhart, Toxas. man is V-12ing along with some very fine basketball at Western, Pich. College at Bill Emmel RT 2/G is at NATS at Miami, Fla. Na lamazoo. Lt, Jack Bingenheimer has his Lt. Dick Evans has returned to Gieger Fid., B-17s in Group 463 headed for A-P^O 9564, Wash, after a short leave in Casper. NY. Submerged in the "down-under" world is the USS Crevalle and aboard is Lt.(jg) Lt. Ear^Ferguson is wearing a silver star Jim Bl^id, FPO SF. Bill Bi’ennan is re and cussing the mud of Italy. After a jrear cuperating from a back operation before in the Pacific Lt. Geo,_Fcrbes is at the going back to his plane building at Doug air station in Sqantum, 1/Lacs. las, Long Beach, Calif. On the USS Corregidor is Ted Bugas AOW 3/G. Supervising !a 20 Franc note ceme fromi S/Sgt, Gene bnston at 37 Gen. Hosp. APO 765 NY (Tunis ia)P-Cl construction is Lt. Rcmie Burv/ell and learning the Calif, style of driving |and Lt. Vsrni^ G-^ton is flj'-ing His B-17 jover APO 505 Unit 1 SF with 43 B ‘ in the hard way at Santa Monica, while Lt. �-2New Guinea, Pfc. Code Gerdom has left ■ •with 3Q.D 01 for APO 128450,Kf fx'om Daniel Field, G-9 X Lt. Al Germon is doing some dental praotice at 'the Casper Air Basexit. Floyd Oc:irel_l_ is a B-17 instructor at Avon Park, Flax with 86 B, Gp. S’•j.A/ I. Still tanking with the 2nd 'J’anic Bn, 2 Marines is Sgt, Tommy Kirkmoyer. Bob Knadler 'AT 3/C is with a Ship Oc., t Camp Perry, Va. h'' . -'i; .■ One m^/it find Kejth Laymon at Route 1, Box 2Q'lh, Oakville, Vfash. Ka-vy Crdet Jack Leahy is getting his fix’st s’bage of flying a'c Milwaukee, V/isc, Lt. Ro.y Leo-g.ard. is trying to make an ace of himself ■with fighter plane at Lancaster, .falif. Gub-chasi’ng is the sport practiced by Lt, (ig) di;--. Har_d^ and bis SC SSI FFO SF and the Pac-’ i.ie is his -field. Resting after taking Tarawa is Corp, Elmer Harris and Che 6 Jdai-ines of 2 Div. EFO 3F. On patrol vi'd. 102 is Bud Harris AJAI i/C. FPO. Capt, Mahoney, USNR is instructing at '•poc*' Hervey has Co.F of Sth Inf. APO 2, the Armed Guard Station, Treasure Islanc. Hi in Northern Ireland. Jim Havfkins ex Calif, Gunnery Sgt. Bob Mackin has re eats his Captaincy after finishing his turned to the 3rd Bn *21 Marines around Advanced officer's schooling at Ft. Riley, Bouganville after his v/ound healed. Just ha. Lt.. Harold Healy is instructing at back from an inspection trip over "Ikab ' the Dept, of Gunnery, Ft. Sill, Okla. Art ■way is Major Al Martin and sleeps at 17.1.; Petroleum Engr. for Standard Oil 19th St. NWii., VKashington, D,C„ Pvt. "Duck' at Faft, Calif and Comdr. Harold Heiser is Mathews is with the 57 Fid. Kops., at Cao'.p v/ith the ?th Amph. Force repairing damaged Crowder, Mo. Pfc. Les MacLennan is expects, ships. S/Sgt John Hendrickson "Sr," is ing shipment soon from his duties at Waco, "With the 456 AAA in England and APO 4930 AAF, Texas and T/Sgt. Jack MacLsnnan is hl' and fathers a baby boy as of I'eb. 19. cussing the "bucket full sunshine^' of Corp, Stan Hendricksen is with Air Corps 'Calif. He is with 126 Cav. at Long Beach, tntkligence 44-C~AP0’127 SF, Bill Henry, The 243 Engrs. have Pfc Finn MaoLennan at C-F X/c is on USS Cabot R. Div, FPO SF and Camp Breckenridge, Ky. rvt. Waib Me chaiey lias on Henry has enlisted in the Navy but did some "she-ing" at Omaha before returnc.wAits his call at Box . 545, Evanston, T/yo j ing to his skiing with the 85 Inf. Gamp Don Holmgren QM 2/C had 7 svroops in Paoifi iHale, Colo. Lt. Don Miller has establishoH waters before he came thru here headed for residence around Algiers with the '3.3 Inf, ’Portsmouth, NH and tbs''USS’ Pri'h^Ui'I , Cadet APO 512 NY. It's novz Capt. Gordo iitohell fob Hooper is taking his basic flying at Nevz Guinea, He is vzith 90 B. Gp APO b’OB ■Ai.bbock, Tex. "Shadow" Hopkins S 2/C is iUnit 1, SF, "Senor" Harold Mi_ze is novr an at the Repair Base, Div 61, San Diego,Cal, aviation cadet at Beloxi, Miss, after 26 Carl Horstman is a member of the "bier" mos. in the Carribean, Officer Candidate e.'.’..;b at 724 N 31st St. Billings, Montana, Joe__MiniI^i is with ths 7th Co. 3rd STR oobn Hurley SC 3/C has sampled some beor Ft. Benning, Ga. Keeping 'em flying in with Naizy“’225 NATS FPO SF. Sgt. Tim. Hur Italy is Capt. Tye Moore with the 2nd B.Gr.’ ley is resting too after the Tarawa action APO 520 NY. Pvt. Jack_Mp£e£ and Capt. ■with the 4 Bn 10th Marines FPO SF. Glen Roberts are in the Hq. 28 Inf. APO i28 NY. England. Pvt, Timer Moses is still The gold bars are new to Bob French who‘ 'schooling at Fordam Univ. Corp. Bud Myer has returned to Ft, Belvoir., Va. after a ifound himself someplace in India with the short leave. (745 Ry. Opr Bn. APO 466 NY. I^t-’s now Lt. W„ Otis Johnson USNR and he is Lt. Bill Neuman is finding Africa inter teaching navigation at the Naval Air Sta esting with Co. B, 18 Bn. 8 Rep. Depot tion at Livermore, California. APO 15070 NY. With the USS Fuller in ’ dock,at Mare Island is Ensign Ted Neuman Capt. Bob Kimball figures we have enough FPO SF. Pfc, Billy Niethammer has just Bombardiers and~wants leave of his duties compiled an instruction bock on photog o.t Carlsbad, N. Mex. Observing fire from raphy and is now at 7th Photo-Int, Div. -Vt hea-yy artillery in a "grasshopper" MacDill.Field, Miami, Fla. P’reddy Nietharound APO 15154 NY is Lt, Bill Kenney. ammer is still at 224 E. Figuora St. Santa �-3home on furlough and spent it at the Muniea, Calif, and is playing some bas Casper AAB Hosp. He's stationed at Hq. ketball for Vega Aircraft. Lt. George Sec, Base Det,, Drew Field, Tampa, Fla, Nietha-mner has his crew & B-24 ready to Pfc, Jack Rhodes is pursuing his MID at ship with 420 B.Sqd. 302 B.Gp. from Lang Washington Med School, St Louis, Mo. ley Fid. Va, and Cadet Vic Niethammer is Don Rogers still fires pn the UPRR and flying B-26s in his advance training at lives at 512 S, 11th, Laramie, Wyo. Pfc, La Junta, Colo. Sgt. Bus Neel is at Hq. Bob Rose instructs with the 19 Academio Sqd. MCA Div Meraiar, San Diego, 45, Calif. Grp. at Scott Field, Ill. Ensign Co^^y On New Caledonia is Lt. Brooks Nichols with the Eng. Sec, Sawmill Deth.AJPO SSOSF Romine is at 86 Market St., AnnapoTis, Md. where he is in the Navy Chem. Lab. Major ''Syrede” Nygaard is at the train to Capt. Dick Rowlands has left for APO 255 meet and say goodbye to the boys passing NY with the Srv. Bty. 71 FA Bn. thru Ft. Geo. Meade, Md. Carl is with trie ag. AGF Repl.Depot No. 1. Pfc. Chuck 0.Iley is in England with the 3rd Mobile An 0fficer-To-3e is Gordon Sanford who is with the 17th Co. 3rd STR, Fto~3fx.':nix.’.g, APO 635,NY. Corp. Bill McNamara is at Kq, Co. Academic Regt. Ft. Benning, Ga. Major "Soc" Sauter is to leave soon with Hg.& Hg. Co, 315 Inf. APO 79 Comp Ga c Phillips, Ka. Pvt. Dick "Bow wow'_3ehank is training dogs with the W&r Dog, TC j>ng:ht ”Bubby*' Osborne, Naval Cadet, is Camp Lejeune, New River, N.C. For a long swearing it out at Monmouth, Illinois, 24 months S/Sgt. Russell Schryer has been in India with the Srv. Sq, APO 629 NY.' Being in India for over 2 yrs. ’’things” are becoming a little lighter to Sgt.’’Bugs Frank Schulte is a naval cadet now at PexaAes who is with the 9 B Sqd. 1 Gp.(H) Corpus Christi, Tex, with Class 2A. Ralph Schulte is pursuing his Naval Wir at Are 886 NY. S/Sgt, Geo. Panos is a buyer Murray, Ky. in Pit 134, his brother Lt. for the officer’s mess at Casper Army Air Bob has his P-51 in Italy now with 27 F Base and Dr. Ted_Panos has his work at the B~Gp. APO 520 NY. Ens. Bill Schult e finds Jackson Memorial Hosp, at Miami, Fla. the Spanish language a Tittle trouble in Perkins SM 2/C is with the Seabees of Bn T2Y~Co.D Pit 6 FPO SF. On the Bouganville getting acquainted with those around Nav;/-^ Invasion was Sgt. barren Perkins with H&S 40 FPO, NY. Naval Cadet Gordie Schultz Co, 9th Marines TMD. FPO SF. After twelve just spent sick leave in "Casper, has re turned to nis New Mexico base. Lt, Bijl months in Africa T/Sgt. Sidney Pearce is now in Italy with the 83 Srv. Sqd. APO 520 Schwartz is pursuing his NavigationiKings at Box 397 Selman Field, Monroe, La. If NY. Lt. Clinton Paul's duty ’’could be you happen down Route 2 Concord, Calif, iiiore exciting” at Camp Roberts, Calif. and look in at Box 122A you'll see Dan wuere he is with Hg.IRTC, And Cadet Bill Sedar cultivating an orchard. Joe S^.ar P^ul vdll be Bombaga’tor when Class 44-7 TN "Z/C is on his way to San Diego for more ij.nishes at Midland, Tex. Lt. Tom Parker schooling in Torpedos. Lt. Tony Sedar is BSMC is with the 1st Amph Tr. Bn FPO SF in New Britan. Art Piper EM 1/C and Vivian with 11th Co, 1st Sta. at Ft. Benning, Ga. Pvt, Paul "Yo-Yo” (rank) Sedar is in Eng Sheppard got the knot tied and he is now schooling FCTC, Miami, Fla. after 16 mos. land with Co. B 826 Fng, Avn. Bn APO 875 NY. Pete Sedar is in defense work at Maiin the Pacific. Around Guadalcanal for 17 months Sgt. Bill Poe found his way back tinez, Calif, and home at 1510 C Alahambra to the States and is now at Camp Kearney, Capt. M^e Sed^ has Mrs. Gage's suite at Hoyt Hall “arid keeps his eye on the Army at San Diego, Calif, With TSS 781 Bks. 173 Univ, of V7yo. Lt. Keith Sevi.son has re Lincoln, Nebr. is Pvt. Frank Potter. turned to the States and Sai-risburg, Pa. for 8 weeks 'at JiAFATS (Photo Intelligence; Officer Candidate Shadow Ray injured his Sgt, Bob Sherard rests after the Marshall ?<nee and is in T/Vard C up at Lawson General Invasion with 2nd Sig, Co 2 M Div. Fleet Fops., Atlanta, Ga. He should be back at Marine Force FPO SF. "Kayo" Shoemaker is Ft,, Benning soon, Lt. Bud Reasoner is at home at 132 N. 49 St. Seattle, fer and i;Bombardier's Hg. at Carlsbad, New Mexico. a welder in the shipyards. In Haw:., is Corp. Bob Reed contacted the flu vhile �-4S^/Sgt, "''ric Shoemaker /with Bat B 122 FA Bn. Comdr with VB 101 FPO SF. Pvt grAff is with Co K A3TU 3905 . APO 33 ’gyn.TT’nrr'Shutts Iz-g enroute to Pvt Floyd ^el-k^ plays basketball with Polumbii-i, S.C,, weax’iiig hio cright newthe San Diego Marines and has duty with pilot’s wingSo Lto Jack Strutts is on ■naneuvc.r5 ivith the OOrh B Sqls, 9th B Op,,, PIT 981 ISMCB San Diego 41 Calif, ^it Brcei-.-afiel'd, Fla,. Pyt. David Scott Beno Walk-cr’s engineering is all nairy is at Bki 1623, IOC TFF in Yruex Field. • Wise,, a--vl his brother Jim is a RT 3/c while ar i80 Bigelow Boulder Colo,,- On the aircraft carrier USS San Jancanto is at EMF Cjass 28 Bks ?, Treasure Island, Lt. Dick .Walker USNR FPO NY. Lt, Thad Calif0 pcT!imuniq''.;t from Corp. Rodney Walker is to leave Liberal Ea in }.i3 B3pauld.'.r.p at Hq & Hq oq 87 Nav, Tr. Op., Rondo 'f'i?, does not confirm his membership 24 soon, p-vt Jim Wai ch is writ’n Co C 85 Inf Tng Bn Camp Roberts Calif. A/G Bob j.n the a.-’j.per club. Lt. Jim Speas is at Wehrli’ is V12ing it at Ames Iowa ’.lu-oh nas sec-.,nd phase of pilot training at Bat-jji 2 Co 4. Lt Bill Y^ehrli just piissed jj.bbs P^eld, If't,Stockton Tsx„ Lt Barney thru^at Se.n Diego. Capt Ernest Wilkerson ''■f.ielm'ui is in England £qd.’n/' Mil" Adm ■WEIS in the Bouganville action wiuh Hq Co irs'cTISAC. C-p 1 APO 635 NY. Capt Jimm^ • Cprechar has left for APO 435 NY- -with his 2nd Bn 9th Marines FPO SF. Pfe ^o Wil^.r5; iOth Ctir,, Hq. Tp. Flying the South Pacific studies his final medicine books nt 50 io Lt Jack Stafford -with the 370 B Sqd 307 Haven Ave NY 32 NY while his classes are at- Columbia Medical School. Leavin.g the Op A709~S”F. Cade't Carl Stout is at 3nr-'ic s cage of his wings at Waco Tex -with Alaska theater and going to ths S th Pacific is Cpl "Red" W'ilson with \ ,e Hq class 4i-Pi Cadet Gordon Sutherland will & Sqd finish jiis Basic Apr 5 at Bakersfield Cal. Bty FA APO 7,SF. Lt fi.i'atrooper Pvt Jack Swanson has 11 rp-amps Comdr at Box 124 Ft Sunnier W, Mex, Lt, "Nubby" Wright is about to leave Camp und is on maneuvers with 17A.aBo Div APO Adair Ore with the 91 Div PA 547 Gp Bn 4-12 Nash-;ille, Tenn,- Officer can-didate APO 91, Jerry Swanton is struggling for his bars ■■■nnir~hs 17 Co 3 Sta,. Ft Benning Ga, SERVED fi-'i Keith Tedford is in Sao Luiz, Brazil ^■-ith the'12 C Sqd Sta 7 Unit 1 APO 620 Lt, Marshall Crouch is missing after a tiiami Fla. Capt John Thomas hssibehnilii''''i raid over C-ermany last month. Word was Cngland for 18 mons -vnth Hq 1st Arm Gp APO received Feb 23 that Lt. Bob Bagby was 6o5 NY, Lt 0£lo_Thoma£ has just come off missing over China. His APO wtas 335 and bivouac with the Rep Depot No 2 Ft Ord Cal 'he was -wnth the Army Transpor't Commando ?l-.'ri Thompson is selling Pet milk and is Lt, Col, Chuck Bo-iAanan is missing since n-)me at 2?55 Crenshavz Blvd Los Angeles 8 Jan in action over Germany. Lt. John .1,2if. Capt Jay Thompson is.out Pacific Pat J^rry -was killed in a plane crash w<,y 7/ith the 368 Inf APO S463 SF, The in Toxas on his' 23rd birthday. tiirill of flyin,g is Larry Tobin’s as he solos for his navy wings at 628 N. Lake, You guys around APO 634: I'd like to Madison 5 Vfisc. Prof Bob Tobin still has 'know what happened to S-24 pilot Lt. the na-vy cadets at Gonzaga U. Spokane Wash 'MphW. Eherts 0-728843, 412 B Sqd., Lt Jack Tobin is with the 883 A/V Engr Bn 95 "B Gp., A.Pb NY, R-chmiond AAB Va. Harry Trollope is about tv quituate at Nev. U., his mail goes to W E R 7 U E R 624 University Ave. , Reno, Major H^h Trollope is flying a desk these days with The winter should be over yj) F Gp Glendale Calif. Capt Tom Trollope Spring should be cn its -way is now with the 90 mn Gp 1st Det Bn 5 Amph But somehow things are all nfused Corp FPO SF. Lt Bob Trowe wears his navi Because it snows each day.gator’ s: wings -while taking a bombardiers course at Roswell N.Mex, Lt j.g, Neil **/Lt Bill Wehrli just passed thru Casper Tvler is on his way again as patrol piloton his vzay to new duties -with the Marines at San Diego, �-5- DA HOME GUARD or DAT "GROUP OF YOUR NEIGHBORS" All that8 left of the home front is your i University and they plan on joining a sorority with the idea that their se liome and that "group of your neighbors". Their "greetings" are still being sent out lected group of girls will protect them from the thundering herd. and the song has changed to "Kiss your Dad goodbye". The selected ones include Viearers of the discharged shield are a Uo.'mny Vesey, our mailman. He asked for cocky lot around "your neighbors". Paul the Navy at his physical and got the ^.rmy and leaves after the middle of March. Heiser pretends he's out selling bite for Reed Roller Bit Co but actually he L.enny Bailey had his choice too, so they gave him the Army and he expects to go in is looking for a place thats easy dig ging so he can dig his fox hole and f? couple of weeks. Jack Schulte would avrait an armistice, Thi^ leap year have liked to be in the Army but the curse has Hess running clear down to .kindness of the officials continued so Arizona, Eddie Drazick is running too hislduties will b’ecaiaparva:aednby".thef but for the purpose that he has to keep kfvvyg. his gas trucks on the job, John Gough ian finds the seclusions of sheep camp The rush chairman of the armed services the "cats ankle". The Burlington RR has at Cheyenne has sent invitations to a Wilbur Cook on its maintenance engineer select few with an RSVP in the corner, ing crew. (The initials probably stand for some printing co. cause they defy translation). John & Joe Burke cant find a place for The free ride appeals to: Louie Keefe, assembly line produccicn in the sheep Pete Laney, Russ Schulte, Jess Mercer, business, but they guarantee quantity Pill Brovm, and Guy Engle, in "C" rations. Iftaiting for "the not’ is Jerry Daly & Jim Wilson, W.H,Smith, Too Burwell & Rob Robertson are really Jerry & Smitty have Reed Bits from Canada having it tough. They’re at the to Arizona, and Jimmy's outfit of Manning & Brown are using 'em. �A DOE’S SESSION The scene is any parlor. The time is any night. The group — the same old gang of gals. The talk—is men—you’re right’. The subject is a timely one Because it's "forty-four” Leap Year is a novelty But worries are in store. Says one, "I hate to even think— Because I have a hunch. The ’foreign gals’ are on their toes, They’ll beat us to the punchl" Another says, "You’re right, my friend. We must do something quick. But what, I fear I do not know For they vdll get their pick", A stupe pipes up with something vague Like "Oh, the hell with menl" They talk awhile of other things. But then they’re back again, "We’ll never get a man," they say "If we don't do it now," And you will notice at a glance A wriiikle in their brow. -6- They solve the matter finally For just another night. Tomorrow finds them back again. Same place—same crowd—same plight, ***** Predatory animal control and Juvenile delinquency are two problems of the home frontiers. Yours truly is of the former. Can you remember the day when wolves had four legs? If civilization would return to that day where would I be? And with father gone, vhat can the juveniles expect of mother? A baby boy was born to Mr, & Mrs, J, H, Losh (Marion Slyzeski) March 1st, A girl to the W, H, Smith’s on January Sth, Lt, & Mrs, Spielman (Anne Schulte) are parents of a baby girl, born Jan, 20th, Lt, Geo Niethammer’s address just came in - it’s APO 12859, CQI, NY, ***** What do Frank Sinatra and I have in common? (Follow the * for answer). * We* r® both 4-F and we both make the women screami � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Altruist Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-OKLR/1.0/">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-OKLR/1.0/</a> Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1943-07-28 through 1945-04-03 Subject The topic of the resource World War, 1939-1945 -- Sources. Description An account of the resource Digitized collection of The Altruist was a mimeographed home-front World War II newsletter. It was produced in Casper by Richard “Dick” Tobin at the home of his parents at 1114 South Durbin, Casper, Wyoming. The title suggests a benevolent or service-oriented mission. Dick Tobin was an athletic star but was home during the war recuperating from a prior injury. To quote a February 10, 1944 article in the University of Wyoming’s Branding Iron, “Very appropriately the paper is titled the Altruist and the four-to-six page mimeographed sheet now has a circulation of 166 copies which go to every continent in the world.” Tobin studied engineering at the University of Wyoming and graduated from Midwest High School. He received an MVP trophy while playing on the high school football team in 1933. The first known issue of the sheet was dated March 6, 1943. This collection consists of copies dated June 28, 1943 through April 3, 1945. It includes seven issues and does not represent a complete run. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Richard "Dick" Tobin (Person) Language A language of the resource English Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. The Altruist, NCA 01.v.1945.01 WyCaC US. Casper College Archives and Special Collections. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NCA 01.v.1945.01_Altruist Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Extent The size or duration of the resource. 7 issues Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newsletter Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 29, 1944 copy of  the  Altruist Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NKC/1.0/">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NKC/1.0/</a> Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1944-02-29 Subject The topic of the resource World War, 1939-1945 -- Sources. Description An account of the resource February 29, 1944 copy of the Altruist. The Altruist was a mimeographed home-front World War II newsletter. It was produced in Casper by Richard “Dick” Tobin at the home of his parents at 1114 South Durbin, Casper, Wyoming. The title suggests a benevolent or service-oriented mission. Dick Tobin was an athletic star but was home during the war recuperating from a prior injury. To quote a February 10, 1944 article in the University of Wyoming’s Branding Iron, “Very appropriately the paper is titled the Altruist and the four-to-six page mimeographed sheet now has a circulation of 166 copies which go to every continent in the world.” Tobin studied engineering at the University of Wyoming and graduated from Midwest High School. He received an MVP trophy while playing on the high school football team in 1933. The first known issue of the sheet was dated March 6, 1943. This collection consists of copies dated June 28, 1943 through April 3, 1945. It includes seven issues and does not represent a complete run. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Richard "Dick" Tobin Language A language of the resource ENG Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. The Altruist, NCA 01.v.1945.01 WyCaC US. Casper College Archives and Special Collections. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NCA 01.v.1945.01_1944-02 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF