Mother buys share of freedom for fighting son
A Cincinnati mother, Mrs. Ida De Felice, writes to her son Pvt. Mario De Felice in Germany awaiting transfer to the Pacific. She plans to buy stock in a new Peoples Publishing Co. to issue a weekly paper in Cincinnati titled a share of freedom, sending news and memories to strengthen his resolve.
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Petitions Seek Review of 1944 Mutiny Convictions
Cincinnati NAACP plans 500 petitions to Navy Secretary Forrestal demanding review of 1944 mutiny convictions of 50 Negro seamen at Alameda or Yerba Buena Island California. The drive cites Navy responsibility for Port Chicago disaster and calls for reversal.
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