Home After 13 Months in South Pacific Soldier Returns
Pfc Gordon Waddill, home after 13 months in the South Pacific, recalls tropical islands not like a picnic. He previously worked at Pantex Ordnance Plant and played for Sandie football before graduating in 1941. He arrived July 16 and plans a monthlong stay with his family. his sister Bonnie, a WAVE in Pensacola, will visit this weekend.
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Australia
Pfc
Gordon Waddill
New Britain Island
South Pacific
Waddill
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Sandie
A. R. Waddill
Vega
Bonnie
Pensacola
Fla
Gordon
Miss Alize O'Dell Accepted for WAVES Service
Miss Alize Elizabeth O'Dell of Borger has been accepted for WAVES service. She was sworn in at the Office of Naval Officer Procurement in Oklahoma City and will report to Hunter College in New York for August training. O'Dell, daughter of Mr and Mrs H A O'Dell, attended Borger High School and worked in Amarillo at the Office of Defense Transportation. She has two brothers in the Army and has been active with USO and YWCA in Borger.
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Alize Elizabeth O'Dell
East Twenty-Second Avenue
Office of Naval Officer Procurement
Oklahoma City
Hunter College
New York City
Miss O'Dell
H. A. O'Dell
Borger
Borger High School
Amarillo
Office of Defense Transportation
William G
Benjamin J
Army
USO
YWCA
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Review of Rationing
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Private Love
Bangor
Globe-News
Marlin Firearms Co
Marlin
H. H. Horn
Pierce Street
Carl Hutton
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Mrs. Simpson
Homer Simpson
Rule Street
Mattie Raney
Zada Nell Stringer
Fort Worth
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A&a Home Institution
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