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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1944

Page

11

Marines kill Japanese sniper on Numa Numa Trail

Marine Pvt. Claude Murley of Amarillo Texas and a crew identified as Cpl James H Tatum and Pfc Thomas A Slater silenced a camouflaged Japanese sniper firing on Marines along the Numa Numa Trail. The sniper’s body was found in a tree 45 feet up. The same report notes Aviation Cadet W A Hansard Jr and his class at Stockton Field California.

Bougainville Solomon Islands Claude Murley Amarillo Texas Murley Marine Corps Marley Texas Plains Cpl James H. Tatum Rocky Face Tatum Pfc Thomas A. Slater Richmond Morley W. A. Hansard, Jr Stockton Field Cal Hansard V. A. Hansard Central Avenue Tulare Eemoore Calif

Parker Serves in Marines Visits Balboa Park Naval Hospital

Pfc. Thomas D. Parker, stationed at Balboa Park Naval Hospital in San Diego, visited his parents at 810 Maryland Street. He recently returned from the South Pacific where he served since July after enlisting in November 1942 and earning the rifle expert medal. He trained at San Diego and served at Bremerton and Camp Elliott before going overseas.

Thomas D. Parker Balboa Park Naval Hospital San Diego M. L. Parker Maryland Street South Pacific Parker Calif Bremerton Wash Camp Elliott

Latson Son of Army Couple Serves Flying Fortress Unit

Lieutenant Latson, pilot of a Flying Fortress crew at Alexandria Army Air Base Louisiana, is son of Col and Mrs H H Latson of 907 Sunset Street. He studied at Amarillo High School and Amarillo College and graduated from West Point last spring. Abe Mays may oppose Patman in the coming Texas Democratic primary, announcing possible candidacy for the First Texas District.

Alexandria Army Air Base Latson H. H. Latson Sunset Street Amarillo High School Amarillo College U. S. Military Academy West Point

Navy Notes Highlight Flight Instructor Taylor and Ship Ideas

Lt. Robert Taylor, a primary flight instructor graduate now bound for Livermore Ca, visits his ill wife Barbara Stanwyck and will serve at the Naval Air Station. The article also discusses a sea aging speedometer, Axis scrap drive impact, an aircraft delivery ship concept, and Army Navy shipbuilding roles under the Transportation Corps with types like crash boats and mine planters.

New Orleans Robert Taylor West Coast Barbara Stanwyck Naval College Naval Air Station Livermore Calif P. E. Gillespie Taylor

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