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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1944
Page
4
Lt. Robert A. Satterfield writes from overseas to Denton Journal readers in Ridgely about the invasion underway in 1944. He and Caroline county servicemen acknowledge the heavy price in lives but affirm a mission to win the war and return home.
Lt Robert A Satefield writes Miss Mattie NM sure on June 2 1914. He reports good health hears news from home boosts morale and mentions Burton entering the service hoping he stays stateside. He sends best regards to Mattie and church friends as he keeps up with the Denton Journal.
Sgt Frank H Kessler is awarded the Legion of Merit for exceptionally meritorious conduct and ingenuity in creating essential equipment from spare parts. He maintained operation without interruption and developed devices aiding the Army Air Forces in this Theatre. Also notes social visits and movements of several individuals.
A recently reported death of a soldier killed in action in Italy is noted with his lineage. He was the son of the late Mr. Glanville M. Downes and Mrs. Downes, and he was born and raised in Ridgely. Local families and relatives are referenced throughout the notice with visits, letters, and remarks from friends and neighbors.
A list of graduates from the Army Air Forces Advanced Pilot School is announced, highlighting new pilots who completed training at the facility. Names, dates, and assignments are noted, reflecting marks of achievement and advancement in military aviation.
Paul E. Moore Jr. of Greensboro and Henry Clay Potter, who joined in 1941, are noted in this item for earning pilot wings. Moore, son of Mr and Mrs A D Davies, received commission as second lieutenant after training at 62nd Flying Training Depot and Greenville before advanced schooling at Jackson. Potter is stationed in Northern Ireland.
Moses advanced a nation to worship of God in Spirit rather than matter, illustrating the grand human capacities granted by immortal Mind as described by Mary Baker Eddy.
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