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| Date | Source | Headline |
| 10/08/1943 | Columbus | All Post Service Units parade |
| 10/15/1943 | Columbus | 2 more PXs add 24 hour phone rooms |
| 10/15/1943 | Columbus | 755th Railway Shop "Keep 'Em Running" BN arrives |
| 10/15/1943 | Columbus | Aviation MP Regiment arrives |
| 10/16/1943 | Columbus |
2 MORE UNITS START TRAINING AT ATTERBURY. M. P. Regiment Moves in from Fort Harrison-Will Serve With Air Force. OTHER IS RAILWAY SHOP. Changes Made in Flight Personnel at Atterbury Army Air Field.
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| 10/29/1943 | Columbus | 569th QM Service Bn combines Fire Prevention training with bivouac |
| 10/30/1943 | Columbus | SOLDIERS CLEAR CAMP FIRESTRIP. Turn Lumberjacks Along West Edge of Atterbury in Brown County. . |
| 11/05/1943 | Columbus | USO presents 5 "Perk Up" shows |
| 11/05/1943 | Columbus | Atterbury, too, has its name band - Its the 74th Army Ground Force Unit |
| 11/12/1943 | Columbus | 2nd Army operates all-purpose course for vehicle drivers |
| 11/15/1943 | Columbus | FIRE DESTROYS THEATER No. 5 AT CAMP ATTERBURY. George Jones of This City Hurt in Fighting Sunday Noon Blaze. LOSS SET AT $60,000. Flames Break Out While 800 Italian Prisoners of War Watch Movie. |
| 11/15/1943 | Camp Theater Destroyed by $60,000 Blaze. | |
| 11/16/1943 | Columbus | 30TH DIVISION SETS UP `HOME' AT ATTERBURY. Unit of World War 1 Fame Arrives for Further Training Here. HEADED BY GEN. HOBBS. Division Was Re-activated in 1925, Called to Active Duty in 1940. |
| 11/19/1943 | Columbus | Camp Atterbury welcomes 30th Infantry Division - "Old Hickory" |
| 11/19/1943 | Columbus | Theaters 3 & 4 limit attendance to troops from specific areas due to Theater #5 being destroyed by fire |
| 11/20/1943 | Columbus | PX at Camp Atterbury Also Have Shortage Troubles. |
| 11/26/1943 | Columbus | 366th Infantry Regiment arrives |
| 11/26/1943 | Columbus | 301st Signal Operations Bn arrives |
| 11/30/1943 | Columbus | TWO MORE UNITS MOVE INTO CAMP. Atterbury Welcomes 366th Infantry and 301st Signal Operations Battalion. |
| 12/02/1943 | Columbus | CHIEF OF STAFF RECEIVES EAGLE. Richard W. Stephos of 30th Division Is Promoted to Full Colonel. |
| 12/02/1943 | Columbus | SCHWEICKART PLACE FILLED |
| 12/03/1943 | Columbus | 301st Signal Operations Bn praised for field work |
| 12/03/1943 | Columbus | 773rd Recon captures Shelbyville in surprise mock attack |
| 12/03/1943 | Columbus | ORDNANCE UNIT BACK IN CAMP. 122nd L. M. Company Glad to Return to Hoosierland After Maneuvers. |
| 12/10/1943 | Columbus | Broadcast features 30th Band and 120th Infnatry Regiment talent |
| 12/10/1943 | Columbus | 300 local workers see division in action |
| 12/11/1943 | Columbus | Four War Plants Will Send Employes to Camp Atterbury. |
| 12/13/1943 | Columbus | 200 ARRIVE AS ONE DAY SOLDIERS. War Workers Brave Cold to Go Through Paces With 30th at Atterbury. |
| 12/14/1943 | Columbus | 250 From Hoosier Plants See Soldiers at Work |
| 12/22/1943 | Columbus | Hot Jive caravan to present shows |
| 12/23/1943 | Columbus | Camp Atterbury Prepares for Christmas. Most Personnel at Atterbury Will Get Holiday. Turkey Tops Dinner Menu. |
| 01/01/1944 | Columbus | ATTERBURY HAS QUIET NEW YEAR. Today Is Work Day for Most Soldiers. Open House at Hospital. |
| 01/03/1944 | Columbus | STAFF CHANGES AT ATTERBURY. Others Take Over Duties of Major Paul Lamb, Who Has Been Transferred. |
| 01/04/1944 | Franklin Star | 1,637 V-D treatments given at clinic here in 1943. |
| 01/05/1944 | Franklin Star | Shift POWs to Fort Harrison. 250 Italian POWs to be moved to help with construction. |
| 01/06/1944 | Columbus | Enlisted Medics Praised by Atterbury Veteran. Others There Too. |
| 01/07/1944 | Franklin Star | War Prisoner "Gift Story" is debunked. Italians bought rings themselves from Canteen profits; Government didn't give Yule presents |
| 01/08/1944 | Columbus | Camp Atterbury To Have Dance Guests. Indianapolis Cadettes and I. U. Coeds to Visit. |
| 01/11/1944 | Columbus |
3 Atterbury Soldiers Die In Car-Bus Crash. Young Woman Also Victim of Collision South of Indianapolis. Five on Bus Treated. Doughboys Were Serving With 30th Division.
Woman Unidentified. |
| 01/15/1944 | Columbus | HOTCAKES ARE ATTACKED, T00. Atterbury Soldier from Alaska Also Played Night Softball Without Lights.' |
| 01/15/1944 | Columbus | Most Troops May Be Out of Camp Atterbury March 1. Senator Willis Quotes War Dept on Status Change. To Be Mainly Hospital. 1,960 Bed for Patients to be Maintained at Camp. |
| 01/18/1944 | Columbus | 16 Atterbury Soldiers Become Citizens of U. S. Natives of Many Countries Naturalized in Local Court. |
| 01/19/1944 | Columbus | 36 ATTABOYS NATURALIZED. 30th Division Men from Camp Get Citizenship Papers. |
| 01/19/1944 | Franklin Star | Hearing held on Prisoner of War labor wages. |
| 01/20/1944 | Columbus | Atterbury Hoosier Finds Foxhole Has Advantages. Capt. John Warren, now stationed at the Wakeman Hospital spent his worst night on Guadalcanal in a foxhole. |
| 01/20/1944 | Columbus | Camp Atterbury Shift Seen By Some As 'Natural.' Proposed Change to Hospital Center Might Extend Use for Number of Years. |
| 01/20/1944 | Franklin Star | Nearly 50 soldiers from Camp Atterbury's 30th Infantry Division become citizens. |
| 01/24/1944 | Franklin Star | Atterbury Sergeant once saw Nazi "Big Three" in car together. |
| 01/27/1944 | Columbus | STIMSON SAYS ATTERBURY ONE TO BE CLOSED. Also Mentions Pine Camp, N. Y., in Interview Quoted by A. P. TWO-THIRDS TO GO OVER. Army Ready for Weeding Process to Fill Combat Ranks. |
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