Yo han Returns Home After War Ordeal
Yo han a captured Chinese soldier leads a Japanese scouting party then escapes with plans for Langpo. Ten days later he returns to his mother Ma mei on a Yangtze farm, choosing to desert battle to live as a farmer and guard the enemy's captured plans. He contemplates delivering the plan but resolves to stay.
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Yo-han
Lang- Be
Tki-uki
Yohan
Sangpo
Yunnan
Hungfu
Jji-ukd
Hunegfu
Langpo
Hungiu
Sheng
Nat
Yangtze
Ma-mei
Tasie
Manuelas
Tash
Auto Mechanics Shortage Highlighted by AAA
In Washington on June 26 the American Automobile Association said 100,000 more auto mechanics are needed to keep essential American motor cars on the road. The report urged War Manpower Commission recruitment transfers and War Production Board to increase schedules and release materials for automotive parts and shop equipment.
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Washington
AL Teast
American Automobile Assoc
War Manpower Commission
War Production Board
Mormon migration to Utah roots and Utah city lifeways
The narrative notes armed mobs driving early Shakers from Nauvoo to the Great Salt Lake Valley two years after Joseph Smith's martyrdom in 1844. Settlers founded Salt Lake City and many Utah and Idaho communities. Salt Lake City remains the LDS Church headquarters, led by 88 year old Heber J. Grant, the seventh president in 114 years.
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Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints
Mormon
Carthage Jail
Joseph Smith
Hyrum Smith
Mormon Church
New York State
Carthage
Mormand Church
Brigham Young
Brigdam Young
Nauvoo
Great Salt Lake Valley
Utah
Idaho
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Heber J. Grant
U S Employment Office At Oak Hill Wins Prize
Oak Hill office of the U S employment service with five staff led by Manager Paul Dudley used handbills from planes, letters, visits, and a weekly paper section to promote wartime job placements. It will receive a plaque for first place by percentage for placing 1, a7 persons locally and 270 in essential war work outside the state in Q1 1944.
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vAb
Oak Hill
Spencer Man Parachutes To Safety In Air Crash
Second Lt. H Miller from Spencer Washington parachuted to safety after a fighter plane collision near Chico Army Air Field. Second Lt. Robert D. Miller of Los Angeles was uninjured. One plane was wrecked and the other damaged. The forced landing occurred Saturday night 11 miles northwest of Chico.
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Spencer
Chico
Cal
H. Miller
Robert D. Miller
Los Angeles
Here
Chico Army Air Field
Mummies Found In Mammoth Cave Region Across States
The Manpower Commission notes mummies dating to pre Columbian times about 1500 years old have been identified in Mammoth Cave region spanning Kentucky and four states plus the District of Columbia.
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