Discharged African American Men List December 1945
The article lists numerous Black servicemen discharged in December 1945, naming John Walter Smith through Burton Flamer Brooks with middle initials and multiple full names such as Harry Salmon Hutchins Samuel Alfred Jones Clifton Winslow Harcum and others, reflecting postwar demobilization records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Fox Roth Weaver
Kenneth Lord Elbert Francis Williamson
Samuel Temples Bright Waldo Howard Grimes Carl Martin Pobst Ray Edwin Hubble
Jesse Ralph Evans Leon Bascom Blades Olas Edward Smith
Philip Noble Brown Marion George Lesby Felice
Philip DiRocco Archie Harry Horner Gorge W. Beck Jr, William Eli Kenton
Sidney Katz
Walter S. Barclay Bradford G. Dickerson Wilson
William Bradley Charles Walter Moore Jr
Henry Russell Harris Paul Wallace Luff
Ralph Bowen Tribbett Linwood
Frank Lahman Charles Alan Greenly
Charles Millard Harris
John Henry Fisher James Nelson Richards Jr, Alexander Russell Phillips Jr
Clinton Leonard Willey
Leslie Lee Gibbons John Thomas Vernon William Lane
Linwood Orrell Jarrell Robert Daniel Williams William Martin Williams 3Rd
John Carville Holland Franklin Romane Deardorff
Charles Edward Bart James Lester Love
John Grime Jr
Steven Rodinak
William Nathan Pearson
Harry Olin Hubbard Jr
Charles Elwood Cherry Elwood
Elmer Bridegroom
David Lloyd Flaharty Leon Claude Conner William Edward Lyden
Willard Todd Knotts
Richard Carrow Fountain
Earl H. Price John George Horvath
Emory Oliver Jones
Earnest
John Walter Smith
Adolph Presha Paul Amorse Brown Earl James Truxon
Elwood Roy Thomas Henry Brown
Conwell William Henry Lewis Turner
James Mifflin Kennedy Wilbert H. Daniels James Emery Brown
Gilbert Lake
Other Nichols Charles Robenson Parker William Floyd Collins
Andrew W. Postles
Alexander Beulah Elmore Johns Marshall Correll Griffin Charles Edward Prattis
Raymond Pinkett
Alvin Francis Prattis
George Washington Johnson
Robert Lee Boyce
John F. Hackett
Wilmer Acre Bordley Burton Flamer
The Race of the Century at Pimlico and Racing Wealth
The 1938 War Admiral versus Seabiscuit clash at Pimlico drew 42000 fans and became The Race of the Century. Maryland racing taxes fund state roads, adding 50 to 100 miles of improved highways annually. Pimlico has hosted the highest average daily purses for two decades, attracting top horses and bettors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimlico
Seabiscuit
America
Maryland Jockey Club
Maryland
Maryland Racing
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