Patrons Complain as Soldiers Sing in Miami Streets
A Miami Beach note recounts wealthy residents pressing the Military Commander over soldiers in training singing in the streets at dawn. The officer’s reply praises patriotic Americans and contrasts with Nazi or Jap foes, while anecdotes recall Roosevelt’s Pan American trip and wartime security. Weather, local events, and upcoming social gatherings fill the rest of the clipping.
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Miami Beach
Europe
East Side
New York
Roosevelt
Pan American Air Station
Coconut Grove
U. S. Marines
Secret Service
Flying Fortress
Kearney Post Seeks Members to Meet 1943 Quota
Kearney Post No. 6 American Legion seeks to raise membership from 98 to meet a 118 quota for 1943. A March 22 deadline offers a special award for posts over 100 percent and hosting a birthday program. Senior Vice Commander Donat J. Gladue leads the drive with committee members and officers inviting eligible veterans to join.
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Headquarers
Legion
Kearney
American Legion
Mr. Fish
Donat J. Gladue
P. C. Domenic Mascola
Elmer McNamara
Edmund S.rex
Albert A. Edmonds
Samuel J. Smith
Fred M. Straight
Manuel P. Goulart
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St—Mary Sodality of Our Lady of
Van’s Variety Store
Wood Street Bag
Cooper’s
Joe Russo
Bristol
Army of Civilian Defense
Famous Brewing Company Cranston, &. I
Emergency Food & Housing Corp
Forest Fire Fighters Service
U. S. Citizens Service Corps
C. D
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Asb Rey
G. A. RB
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Hope
Pean Tate
Mery Alfrea Afedeiros
Inslaw Albedo
Mary
Kieses
Charlie
Joseph Sansone
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Bradford
Wwe
Ulysse Forget
M. D
Warren
B. L
Salvador Nunes
Mit. Hope’ Ave
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G. W. Simmons
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Dorchester Mutual
Boston
L. Watson , Co., Inc
George M. Wilbur & Sons
Main
Constitution
Bristol District Nursing Association
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