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| Date | Source | Headline |
| 04/23/1943 | Columbus | 83rd Division non-coms on nation-wide radio show. |
| 04/23/1943 | Columbus | 83rd Division Deputy landed with Yanks at Casablanca. |
| 04/23/1943 | Columbus | Atterbury Doughboys ride on new trains. |
| 04/24/1943 | Columbus | Atterbury Doughboys raid Tojoburg. |
| 04/30/1943 | Columbus | Camp to experience its first blackout |
| 04/30/1943 | Columbus | 773rd Tank Destroyer Unit - Seek - Strike - Destroy |
| 04/30/1943 | Columbus | Water here unusually pure |
| 04/30/1943 | Columbus | ATTERBURY TO HAVE BLACKOUT. Camp Will Take Part in Johnson County Test Sunday Night. |
| 05/01/1943 | Columbus | "Black Panthers" Are U. S. Answer to Threat of Roaming Axis Tanks. |
| 05/01/1943 | Columbus | 83RD'S UNITS RETURN HOME. Convoys Roll into Atterbury, Spiking Rumors of Use in Coal Strike. |
| 05/03/1943 | Columbus | News Notes on Camp Atterbury. Capt. Moore Transferred. 500 Loaves Baked In A Hurry. 112 Runs in Two Games. Lt. Krause Joins 39th Evac Hospital. |
| 05/04/1943 | Columbus | Announce List of Gifts To Camp Atterbury and Atterbury AAf. |
| 05/04/1943 | Columbus | News Notes on Camp Atterbury. Quiz Show at Service Club No. 1 Continues. 35th Evac Hospital Makes 35-Mile Hike |
| 05/05/1943 | Columbus | WAVES, SPARS TO TAKE OVER. Woman Ensign Who Outranks Navy Husband Here in Advance of `Cruiser. |
| 05/06/1943 | Columbus | Soldiers hurt in bus crash. 6 taken to Atterbury Hospital after Franklin accident. All to recover |
| 05/06/1943 | Columbus | Soldier drowns at Atterbury. Edinburg man hurt in truck - train crash. Pinned under locomotive tender. |
| 05/07/1943 | Columbus | "In the Groove" free show here |
| 05/07/1943 | Columbus | Planes Stage Raid At Camp Atterbury. Doughboys Witness Bombings. Local Officials Also Present. |
| 05/08/1943 | Columbus | Camp Atterbury Chaplain To Address Rotary Club |
| 05/10/1943 | Columbus | Free Lumber Still Available At Camp Atterbury. |
| 05/10/1943 | Columbus | Captain Ott Rotary Club Speaker. |
| 05/11/1943 | Columbus | Evans Is Made Lieut. Colonel at Camp Atterbury |
| 05/11/1943 | Columbus | COULD BE DOING WORSE |
| 05/12/1943 | Columbus | Push Building Sales in Camp. Final Structures Must Be Sold This Week. Five Houses Included. |
| 05/12/1943 | Columbus | PUSH BUILDING SALE IN CAMP. Final Structures Must Be Sold This Week-Five Houses Included. |
| 05/13/1943 | Columbus | Bombs Fall By Accident Near Nineveh. Case of Missing Dud is Cleared. It buried Itself in Ground. 2 Others Smash Trees. Residents of Area Near Atterbury Given Scare. Windows Shattered. |
| 05/14/1943 | Columbus | Planes demonstrate attack on convoy |
| 05/14/1943 | Columbus | Dynamite and rope crossing add to hazards of Atterbury Blitz Course By LIEUT. JUD ALLEN, 83rd Division Press and Radio Officer. Camp Atterbury, May 14 (Special) |
| 05/15/1943 | Columbus | Camp Atterbury's Greller Wants Job As First Mayor of Tojoburg. |
| 05/15/1943 | Columbus | Electric Organ Is Gift Of Tri-Kappas. |
| 05/15/1943 | Columbus | ENGINEERS MAY CENTRALIZE All 3 OFFICES IN CITY. Reported Hunting 9,000 Feet of Floor Space and Big Garage Here. TAKE LOOK AT ARMORY. Question of `Priority' Rises, With State Guard Using Building. |
| 05/17/1943 | Columbus |
'Blitz" Cloud Hits Utilities - Kills Soldier. Atterbury Cook Dies When Lightning Strikes Pole of Tent. More Showers Seen. Flood Danger is Revived.
Freak Blackout Plunges City into Darkness. |
| 05/17/1943 | Columbus | Camp Atterbury's Women Troops Mark WAAC Birthday |
| 05/18/1943 | Columbus | News Notes on Camp Atterbury. 895th Ordnance Heavy Maint. completes bivouac. 39th Evac Hospital participates in 50-mile convoy under black-out conditions. Loan Sales Rise. 73rd General Hospital Band plays. To O. C. S. School. |
| 05/19/1943 | Columbus | Men in Internment Camp Will Be Available. Modisette Announces. COUNTY AGENT CONTACT. Internees to Aid in Five Counties Whenever Civilian Help Is Short. |
| 05/19/1943 | Columbus | Views on the News. Italian POWS to be at Camp Atterbury. Secret is Out ! |
| 05/19/1943 | Columbus | GET READY TO PAVE ROAD 252. Work Progresses on Relocated Highway North of Camp Atterbury. |
| 05/19/1943 | Columbus | Men in Internment Camp Will Be Available, Modisette Announces. COUNTY AGENT CONTACT. Internees to Aid in Five Counties Whenever Civilian Help Is Short. |
| 05/19/1943 | Columbus | Italian prisoners at Atterbury to do farm labor. |
| 05/21/1943 | Columbus | Spanier Show hot & sweet |
| 05/21/1943 | Columbus | 75 Atterbury soldiers become citizens |
| 05/22/1943 | Columbus | 75 To Become U. S. Citizens |
| 05/23/1943 | Columbus | Most Work At Camp Soon To Go On 7-Day Week. 10-Hour Day With $110 Weekly Wage for Carpenters Likely. Hundreds More Hired. Atterbury Swarms with Men - Edinburg Hardware Stores 'Raided' |
| 05/24/1943 | Columbus | 18 Countries Represented At Camp Atterbury |
| 05/24/1943 | Columbus | Bakers Learn To Swim In Flooded Ravine |
| 05/24/1943 | Columbus | AUSTRIAN UNIT APPEARS OUT. War Department Spokesman Says Abandonment of Idea Is Probable. |
| 05/25/1943 | Columbus | RATIONING AT ATTERBURY, TOO. 19 Post Exchanges in Operation. |
| 05/26/1943 | Columbus | FRONT LINE MEN GET `K' RATION. No Cooks Needed; Breakfast, Dinner and Supper Already Prepared. |
| 05/28/1943 | Columbus | 3561st WAAC Group joins Post Hospital |
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