Ambulance Volunteer Hero Returns Home in Toledo
William Barber, 21, former Oberlin student, was shot through lungs and thigh yet kept driving his ambulance to safety near a base hospital in France. He survived, earned the Medaille Militaire and Croix de Guerre, and now shares his story in a local American Ambulance Field Service exhibition with Lt Roeder to explain the war work. Proceeds support the service and equipment.
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Navy tattooing fades as relic of old seafaring days
Dr R G Davis recruiting officer warns young men that inked skin may no longer be needed for naval enlistment. Erle Hanson displayed 18 tattoos including an American flag and inscriptions but was rejected for bad teeth.
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