Three Dealy brothers train as fliers at Napier Field
The Dealy family from Nashville sends three brothers and contemplates four more in advanced flying training at Napier Field. Arthur and John F. Dealy, twins, along with Robert J. Dealy, join cadet exams together after their careers in the U S Army Engineers. Another brother Willem Jr. serves in the Marines. The brothers seek to stay together in service as they pursue flying, following encouragement from a staff sergeant credited with inspiring them.
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Nashville
Army Air Forces
Hey
Alnee
William Agealy
Willem, Jr
Yo Parvice
Sourtland
Alabama
We Army Air Forces
Arthur
John F
Robert J
United States Engineering Department
James Paul
United States Engineering Devernment
Urgs
Serval
Napier Field
Dealy
United States Engineers
Smile and music bridge gaps for U S troops in Sicily
American soldiers touring Sicily find residents respond to smiles and music. A picture shows an amused Sicilian child with an American private, arms around each other, as troops atop a pill box share a moment of friendship. The scene suggests a universal bond beyond language as locals enjoy the accordion and guitar.
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Axia
Aluto
Hiya
Private Hampton
Dealy Family Among All American Service Members
James Dealy and his wife serve in the Air Service Command at Brookley Field with Mrs Dealy, Sr. active as a Red Cross worker. The commentator notes 700 bands in the United States Army, highlighting a broad, patriotic military presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dealy
Air Service Command
Brookley Field
Dealy
Red Cross
United States Army
HOME IS WOMAN S COSMIC URGE
Dorothy Dix argues that a wife desires her own home not for comfort alone but as a sovereign, emancipatory space. She traces this longing to ancient foremothers and asserts a house signifies feminine authority, individuality, and social status, while men view home as a mere filling station or retreat.
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Josie
Yadieg
Cuisen
Mrs Strickland Dies On Gordon Route One
Mrs. Maude Strickland sixty three died at her Gordon route one home Monday morning. Funeral services were held yesterday at Pilgrims Rest Garren near Malone Florida with Rev. Craughon and Rev. C Kirkland officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery.Fellows and Forrester in charge. Survivors include her husband Dave Strickland daughter Miss Carina Strickland and two brothers Charlie and Bennie Phillips all of Gordon route one. Active pallbearers were Yates Willoughby A H Beasley L F Blackwell J W Brown A L Toredan and W Ross. honorary pallbearers listed. Official spelling note: Moskow its Moskva.
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Maude Strickland
Gordon
Pilgrim's Rest Garren
Malone
Fla
Mr. Craughon
C. Kirkland
Church
Fellows
Forrester
Dave Strickland
Carina Strickland
Charlie
Bennie Phillips
Yates Willoughby
A. H. Beasley
LF. Blackwell
J. W. Brown
A. L. Toredan
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Fort Barn
DR. C. BH
Poitevint
B. Oates
John Howard
Binnie Barnes
Sulla
William Bled
Wayne Smors
Balan Gomlevy
Monica
Marty Bevanport
Mitchell Lainie
J. L. Harris Roofing CO
Phem
E. Mein St
Dothan
Dorothy Dix
Moscow
George Marble Speigner Marble CO
Honor Bilt
Pamela
Duralin
Saars
America
Cape
Cdge
Douglas Weanded
Mattres
Sears
U. S. War Bonds
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