Bronze Star for Lt Lard in European action
Lt. Lard, 22, of Port Worth and Hilstoro New Mexico, earned the Bronze Star for valor in Europe with the 88th Tena Destroyer Terrance Mewee unit. The recognition followed heroism during the Third Arms omeloughts against the Gerrmets Larchenet. Lard, a native of Port Worth, studied at Peet Worth High School and attended Trans A 4&4, with service at Camp Mand. His family earlier learned of his promotion to first lieutenant. The Bronze Star cited non aerial flight service. his unit was praised for accurate shooting in training.
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Nation Discusses National Labor Need and Draft Possibilities
The War Manpower Commission weighs a national service approach to fill critical industry jobs as shortages appear in defense related sectors. Proposals include penalties, drafting workers, or fines though no broad agreement exists and the commission remains cautious.
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Back on furlough Kenneth G Stephenson returns home
Kenneth G Stephenson son of Mr and Mrs Donnie Stephenson Arch Terrace arrived home on furlough after three months overseas. He has been in the states briefly and then returned to duties abroad.
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Amarillo College Leader in Bar-le-Duc Reports Aftermath of Bombing
Major Mead, president of Amarillo College on leave, describes Allied Military Government work in Bar-le-Duc France. He recounts bomb damage and primitive living conditions, notes local sentiment favoring German rule, and hopes to return home by Christmas.
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Bar-le-Duc
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Amarillo
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Germany
GI Joe term provokes soldiers in wartime
AP reports from New York and Stars and Stripes show mixed views on calling soldiers GI Joe. William White and Paul Lee condemn the term as outsider patronizing, while a hospital poll finds some soldiers unbothered. Texans Sgt. Towns and Sgt. Covington say they don’t mind the label. Mexico’s key laws now appear in English translations.
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France
We Feature Marie Earle Cosmetics and Herbert Drug
Amarillo Blog highlights Marie Earle Cosmetics and Herbert Drug The Prescription Drug Store contact phone 2322 as local business features in a period style notice.
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