Service Members Return and Move in World War II Notes
Orville W. Elmore is commissioned a second lieutenant after 18 weeks of bombardier navigator training in Texas and will report to Yuma Arizona. Numerous servicemen and women appear in brief notes: promotions to sergeant and technical sergeant. transfers to Fort Monmouth Farragut Camp Carson Shoemaker Camp Roberts and others. overseas arrival in Italy New Guinea Solomon Islands and the South Pacific. furloughs at home in Cedar Rapids Anderson Shueyville Atkins Norman and other towns. families report visits and seaborne duties at various posts.
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Orville W. Elmore
Childressfield
Texas
Burl B Elmore
Eighth Street
Yuma
Ariz
Elmore
Anderson
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Leonard M. Butler
T. S. Dunn
Fifth Avenue
Butler
England
Walter C. Tucker
Emily Tucker
Thirteenth Street
Aztec
Camp Carson
Colo
Walter
C Avenue
Paul H. Lubbock
South Pacific
R. T. Lubbock
B Avenue NW
Lubbock
Australia
Horace
Red” Snow
Indio
Calif
Sixth Avenue
Helen Snow
H Avenue NW
Donald Skala
Camp Roberts
Shueyville
Dean Rinderknecht
Pacific
Minnie Rinderknecht
Atkins
Eugene
San Diego
Farragut
Idaho
Torpedo School
Edward Schlotterbeck
George Schlotterbeck
Morris A . Stoner
Great Lakes
Ill
Sixteenth Avenue
Albert G. Stoner
L Street
Kenneth McShane
Camp Callan
Camp San Luis Obispo
Springville
Harold T. Hughes
Africa
Italy
McKinley Street
Harry Guy Hamilton
Navy Training Center
Gulfport
Miss
J. E. Hardwick
Thirty-third Street
Donald R. McLeod
Walnut Ridge
Ark
R. W. McLeod
Mt. Vernon Road
Charles V. Anderson
Norman
Okla
Charles H. Anderson
N Street
Susan Ann
Sgt. DeForest M. Olver
O. D. Olver
Maxine
Westwood Drive
W. Johnson
Thirtieth Street
Frank E. Rocarek
Tenth Avenue
Sgt. Olver
Fort Ord
Sgt Martin Receives Purple Heart Award
The Purple Heart awarded Staff Sgt. Robert J. Martin for serious wounds in Italy on February 13 has been received by his wife Mrs. John Martin at 2705 Schaefer drive SW. Martin, an air force technician, served three years and 16 months overseas in North African Sicilian and Italian campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purple Heart
Robert J. Martin
Italy
John Martin
Schaefer Drive
Martin
Air Force
West Side Draft Board Names Ten to Army and Navy
Linn county selective service board No. 2 selects ten men for military service five for the army and five for the navy. Recipients include Alvin Lenway Harold Kokoska Richard Kretschmar Owen Darrow Baror Myers August Brehm Leslie Lange James Bearns Stanley Findley Harold Vesper and others who received gifts from the United Service Aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Selective Service Board No. 2
West Side
Army
Navy
United Service Aides
Alvin Francis Lenway
Maplewood Drive
Harold John Kokoska
K Street
Richard Floyd Kretschmar
J Avenue
Owen Walter Darrow
Baror Paul Myers
L Street
August Henry Brehm
Oakland Road
Leslie Loyal Lange
First Avenue
James John Bearns
Stanley Wayne Findley
Sixteenth Avenue
Harold de Vesper
Ellis Boulevard
Jap Soldiers Bravery Obsession Revealed In Pacific War Analysis
AP correspondent William L. Worden describes a Japanese push to prove bravery, contrasting with American focus on strategic smartness. He cites battlefield behavior at Guadalcanal Attu Tarawa Kwajalein and Eniwetok, notes a Hokkaido academy teaching self destruction, and argues the Japanese seek self validation through heroic posturing rather than effective combat.
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U.S
Marshall Islands
Pacific
Tojo
Gilberts
Tazawa
Makin
Tokyo
Wake Island
Bataan
Guadalcanal
Attu
Tarawa
Kwajalein
Eniwetok
Hokkaido
Ducky
Iichymoto
Willkie Warns of Lost Direction in War and Labor Roles
Wendell L. Willkie, in Milwaukee, says the war shows a lost sense of direction at home and abroad. He praises labor’s vast war effort but criticizes corrupt leaders, urges democratization of labor, and any drift from declared wartime objectives. He cites Lincoln, Wilson, and postwar principles, then flags Polish borders, Vichy, Yugoslav, and Italian Fascist policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wendell L. Willkie
Wisconsin
Willkie
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Labor
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
United Nations
Hull
Juggling Dynamite on Anzio Patrol Night
Reporter recounts a dangerous night patrol near the front lines at Anzio Beachhead Italy. Captain Charles Ledyard leads four men in a jeep through shelling and mines past foxholes where veterans ask anxiously when they will go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anzio
Italy
Charles Ledyard
Westfield
Mass
William A. Brams
Cleveland
Franklin King
Oklahoma
Ledyard
Sicily
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Richard L. Reeder
Camp Stewart
Stanley Reeder
Robert C. ‘Gatewood
Gatewood
Melvin R. Bammert
New Guinea
Fred Bammert
Tenth Street
Cpl
Robert Hastings
Fort Monmouth
N. J
E. A. Hastings
Bever Avenue
Robert L. Grimm
Fifth Army
Merle Grimm
Third Street
Jack HE. Wagner
Wagner
Tom Bowker
Oakland Avenue
Chico Field
Alif
Sgt. Martin
West Side Board
William L. Worden
Robert Vermillion
Iowa
Burma
Finland
Lithuania
Russia
T Moscow
Vologde
Poland
Rumania
Bulgaria
Ordzhondudze
Stalingrad
Prut River
Crimea
White Russia
Ukraine
Francis J. Spellman
Msgr
Fulton J. Sheen
New York
M. A. Rasko
Pius XII
Kellett Aircraft
U.S.A.A
Camp Hahan
Elena Verdugo
Puppy
Zoe de Salle
Associated Press
Wendell
Wendell Willkie
Billy Bettin
Allen Grove
Wis
U. S
Germany
Walter Winchell
Rep. Dies
D-Texas
Washington
Winchell
Committee On un-American Activities
Memphis
Tenn
Ripley
Holi Gee
Miceburg
Penn State
Rutgers
Norwalk