Fort Payne Private Artie Bracknell a Hollandia hero
Private Artie Bracknell of Fort Payne Alabama sacrificed himself to save his platoon near Hollandia New Guinea. He led a cautious advance, drew Japanese fire, killed a pillbox defender and fought until mortally wounded, waving comrades to safety before he fell.
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Memorial Day Observance at Basham's Chapel
Basham's Chapel will observe Memorial Day on Sunday May 21 with grave decoration and morning preaching. Afternoon singing will follow and the public is invited, with a special invitation to singers.
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War bond leaders meet to plan fifth campaign
In Birmingham leaders of state and district war bond committees discussed organizational work for the fifth war loan campaign. Marc Ray Clement, manager of the state war finance committee, called the drive the biggest and toughest task on the home front to date.
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Alabama Lions Convention Opens With Breakfast Banquet Ball
The Alabama Lions Club 21st annual convention opened with a breakfast honoring officers from clubs statewide and will conclude that evening with a banquet and ball in Birmingham.
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Liberated Enough for Me in Yugoslavia with Tito Visit
The narrator arrives in Yugoslavia and travels by night with Partisans and officers including Maj Randolph Churchill and John Talbot. Tito greets them at a large youth congress as banners fly and vows are pledged, amid bombed towns, mountain roads, and a landscape of Partisan power.
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Reporters Glimpse Liberated Country
Cairo headquarters arranged a Yugoslavia visit for Time Life’s Stoyan Pribichevich and Reuters John Talbot. others including Fowler and Slade joined as photographers. Censors of Allied command blocked Tito interview while U S AP officials pressed for clearance and reasons.
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U. S. Navy
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Mediterranean
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Talbot
Ministry of Information
Yugoslav Partisan Territory Visit Behind Front Lines
An Allied correspondent describes entering Partisan territory in Yugoslavia ten miles behind the fighting line, traveling 25 miles on partisan rail, passing patrols, viewing a procession of German Ustachi and Chetnik prisoners, and visiting the last session of the Anti-Fascist Youth Congress in about three hours.
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Mediterranean
Yugoslav Youth Rally Ends After Five Days of Debates
About 800 delegates aged 15 to 25 concluded a five day rally in a mountain village. Many faced over a month of marching back through enemy lines with clashes against German and Quisling forces. Two main resolutions urged broader links among youth groups and aid for liberation and federation of Yugoslavia.
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Roosevelt Dominates 1940 Democratic Delegates In Primaries
A.P. reports California and New Jersey primaries set on a first ballot Roosevelt victory with Delaware and Montana delegations likely for FDR. Washington's tally nears 677 pledged votes, 589 needed. California slate backs Roosevelt Wallace. New Jersey Democrats back a 34 vote slate with Hague leading a fourth term line. Republicans in California and New Jersey back Warren and Dewey aligned groups.
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