Fragmented wartime radio chatter from a shattered farmhouse
An garbled account describes a wartime radio team assembled to operate sound tracks under fire. Four men commanded by Lechpe Irving B. Mickey of Sche nectady include Sgt Fred Messinger, TS Stephen Lisiecha, and Pvt Talmadge Huey. they reach regimental HQ in a shell battered farmhouse around six in the evening.
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Mabhe
Enny
Tee’ Wiamer
Lechpe Irving B. Mickey
Schenectady
Fred Messinger
New York
Stephen Lisiecha
Pvt
Talmadge Huey
Powhatan
Alabama
Fragmentary overheard dialogue at Nes and for cide scene
Readable fragments describe a tense moment as two individuals speak amid a commotion near Nes. The text is highly garbled but suggests a discussion about a possible action and a failed attempt to intervene or clarify. No clear names, dates, or locations stand out.
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Nes
Messinze
Regimental Leader Plans Surrender Talks Amid Front Fire
The Regimental Intelligence Officer a Major outlines a plan to pressure German forces with an artillery prelude and a talk to induce surrender. Lieutenant Mickey and crew advance, setting up a loud speaker near a farmhouse as fronts open on dusty hedgerows along the chemins d interets.
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Ning
Messinger
Speec
Mickey
Episcopal Chapel To Be Dedicated
A fragmentary report notes an Episcopal chapel dedication with details on the Lady Chapel and its use for weekday services and Sunday observances. The text indicates reconstruction and furnishing aims within a larger wartime context and mentions allied responses.
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Episcopal Chapel
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France
Ageg
Gaunt Mobile Radio
Gapeny
White House
Mentrumers
Cash & Carry
Dothan
Spotless Cleaners
Belcony Scene
Hitler
Mussolini
Generalissimo Franco
Arrow
Madrid
Spain
Kiderrs
Dothan Drug Co
WSFA
VICKS
Solitare
Solitare Wegmland
Dothan Jewelry Co. Reliable Jewelers
E. Main Street
Emeet
Seemies
Roer
Perlman
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