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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1945

Page

4

Unclear text draft on Hartford cemetery and bomber load

Fragmentary OCR paragraph mentions Hartford cemetery Holman Hartford dinecusng Sariiiing Siaude & ron names Hendrix Harilad Steve Hendriz Philadelphia Williar Johnson and others. Then references a B-17 bomber load on Albert Cumbie Gus Harrison and a long mm being two tons while J Rey Camp gh rt runs it at 4490 pounds.

Leod Ehtratag Burgi Hartford Cemetery Holman Af Hartford Siaude & Ron Hendrix Harilad Viother Steve Hendriz Phosida

Mrs Annie Camp Dies In Columbus

Mrs Annie Camp of Columbus dies at a Columbus hospital Sunday after a short illness. Funeral services were held today at Winnin Coura with Rev Albert Davis officiating. Burial followed at Mt Enon Cemetery, Ward Wilson in charge. Survived by two sons G S Camp of Dothan and C H Camp of Macon, three daughters Mrs W Pitts, Mrs Reeves of Columbus, Mrs R Methison of DeFuniak Springs, three sisters Mrs Matte Fort, Mrs Rosa Holton of Texas, Mrs E C Cum Anm of Traston, and several grandchildren. Active pallbearers listed.

Annie J Camp Fresty-Sever Columbus Houston County RT Methison DeFumak Springs Matte Fort Adienta Gs Rosa Holton Hicho Tex E C Cum Hurley

Houston Soldier’s Unusual Duty Ties Japanese Prisoners

Fierney Dukes of Dothan Alabama serves as a medic tying the hands of Japanese prisoners after surrender at a Western Pacific advance base. Assigned to an Infantry unit under Lt Joel Beard, Dukes accompanies patrols on mop up missions that have resulted in 532 Jeeps killed and 13 prisoners captured in two weeks. The largest group of surrendering prisoners totaled five, led by a Navy lieutenant commander. Dukes trained at Camp Robinson and Camp Barkley, later deployed to the Pacific in December 1943, with service in British Samoa New Caledonia and Emirau in the Bismarck Archipelago.

Fierney Dukes Corpelia Dukes Dothan Aximen Dukes Edvarce Joel Beard Douglassville Tex Ceco C. Hodges Colgan Gerove Roben F. Johnson Navy Camp Robinson Ase Camp Barkley Pacific British Samoa New Caledonia Emiray Bismark Archipelago

Navy lists 39 Wiregrass recruits enlisted in May

The Dothan Navy station announced 39 Wiregrass youths enlisted in May. Some have reported for duty. others await call. Recruits include Alphonse Anderson Winter and Foy Philips Jr of Dothan. Benjamin Cox Rountree and Alfred Ernest Bryan of Dothan. Aviator Cadets, Enterprise crewmen Ernest Walden Jr and Jacob Gunter. WAVES Ann Gior dani and Mary Frances Brannon. radio techs Victor Sellers, Coleman Garrett, and several named from Dothan, Midland City, Headland, Geneva, Ozark, Abbeville, Cottonwood, Newville.

Navy Dothan R. E. Macdonald Chuef Macdonald Lst Alphonse Anderson Winter Foy Philips, Jr William Franklin Wheelus Cottonwood Lonnie Allen Kirkland Webb Harry Arnold Nowell Robert Evans Gissendanner Midland City Woodham Rudolph Peterman Columbia Benjamin Cox Rountree Alfred Ernest Bryan Emmet Leon Sport Headland Hobson Watson Enterprise Ernest Walden Jacob Gunter WAVES Ann Giordani Camp Rucker Mary Frances Brannon Geneva Victor Sellers Coleman Franklin Garrett Jimmy Harold Bond William Bryant Ard Ozark William Henry Creel Abbeville Charles Edward Qut Jaw Edgar Earl Bostock Newville Angus Bush Thomas Bily Gene Hicks

Napier Officer Dies in Crash At Field

Second Lt. Robert W. Parker, 19, of Lima Pennsylvania, was killed when a P-40 crashed northwest of Napier Field during a routine training flight. Colonel Daly announced this was the field’s first fatality in 1,076,000 miles of training. A board of RAF officers will determine the crash cause.

Napier Field Robert W. Parker Charles J. Daly Daly Parker A L Parker Barren Road Lima Pennsylvania RAF

Honorable Discharge for Jack Arlee Kennedy

Jack Arlee Kennedy, eighteen, son of Mr and Mrs W M Kennedy of Donalsonville Ga formerly of Midland City, has received an honorable discharge from the US Navy and has returned home. Enlisting in 1944, he trained at Camp Peary and served aboard USS Rinehart in Norfolk. Wounded in Europe, he was treated at Portsmouth NH Naval Hospital, aided the Red Cross drive, and was discharged there at age 18. He plans to attend college via the Veterans Administration after a period of rest. He lived at Grimes and Midland City for 12 years.

Jack Arlee Kennedy W M. Kennedy Donalsonville Midland City Navy Dothan Trang Camp Peary Norfolk U.S. Naval Hospital Portsmouth N. H States American Red Cross U. S. Naval Service Naval Hospital Veterans’ Administration Grimes

Soldier Discharged After 45 Months Service

Pfc Melvis Jordan of Gordon route one has been honorably discharged from the Army at Fort McPherson Separation Center after 45 months in the Infantry. He trained at Camp Croft and served in Panama, Australia, New Guinea, and Luzon P I with the unit's public relations office announcing the retirement from active duty.

Melvis Jordan Gordon Route One Army Fort McPherson Infantry Camp Croft Panama Australia New Guinea Luzon P. I

Train Derailment Injures Several in Georgia Coast Line Crash

An Atlantic Coast Line northbound passenger train derailed today between Welbourner and Hinesville Georgia while en route from Florida to New York. Sheriff Paul Sikes reported about six to eight people injured though details remained uncertain. The damaged tram car No 18 plowed into the roadside area as emergency crews arrived.

Hinesville Atlantic Coast Line Florida New York Welbourner Paul Sikes

Walbhourville lanes derailment injures five cars

Sheriff reports five cars derailed at Walbhourville lanes. Injured individuals were taken to Hospitia in Jersup. Authorities described the scene and noted damages and alleged injuries with limited readable details.

Cpm Innich Walbhourville Hospitia Jersup

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