Willey Seen Much of Europe From Front Lines Letter
James B Willey of Denton Route 2 writes from Holland Oct 11 1944 detailing travel after St Lo and Brest through Paris Belgium and Holland He recalls a Montrichard reception with French officials soldiers and townspeople describes champagne toasts a city hall speech and a long day of hospitality He notes risks of sending cameras and weapons by mail and plans a future reunion with brother Harry and a big party once back home.
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James B. Willey
Walter J. Willey
Denton
Holland
Anna
Stl Lo
Brest
Paris
Belgium
States
Lafayette
New York
Montrichard
France
Harry
Luxemborg
Dan
American boy recalls French funeral in war diary
Thomaz H. Allston of Denton writes about the pomp and ceremony at a French funeral in Luxemburg on Monday afternoon November 5 1944. He describes himself as a U S representative and notes the dead man was a German POW killed by the Germans. He sends souvenirs from the prisoner handling.
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P. O
M. S
C. P
Paris
Montrichard
France
Amboise
Pic. Thomaz
Tommie) H. Allston
Arthur H. Allston
Denton
United States
Preston Trucking CO. Inc
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