Ridgely veteran Thomas Lord returns home on furlough
Corporal Thomas Lord of the U S Second Army, captured December 19 1944 and liberated in Germany April 12, 1945, arrives back in Ridgely May 16 after a 61 day furlough with wife and two children. His parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Lord live in Ridgely.
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