Texans Bragging War Debate Sparks Letters From Soldiers
A Globe News debate on Texan pride triggers letters from soldiers at Amarillo Field and civilians. Texans defend pride as proof of contributions to WW II, while outsiders and non Texans question and contextualize. An anonymous Yankee tale about Appomattox is shared amid the exchange.
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Joe M. LaMantia
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B. B. Robbins
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Cleveland Street
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Tommy Reager
Virgil Reager
Madison Street
Jimmie Frank Hobbs
Jim Hobbs
North Grant Street
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