Night for the Marra
A fragmentary memoir scene recounts a man chasing a Buick to warn a driver about a 1919 train stop and meeting the grandfather who reveals President Woodrow Wilson rode that train. Lynn Rhodes, a Washington columnist, visits the family to hear the tale and discuss the historic encounter in Pueblo and subsequent events.
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Lynn Rhodes
Washington
Jan
Rhodes
Mesrik
Ates
Woodrow Wilson
President Wilson
Melvik
Wilson
Colorado
Senate
Wichita
Kansas
South Dakotans Named Among War Dead In Action
The War Department released names of 446 U S soldiers killed in action. Included are Pfe James L Du Bray listed with his mother Mrs Anna Du Bray of Draper and Sgt Edward 4 Goehring son of Carl Goehring of Mound City.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Pfe
James L du Bray
Anna du Bray
Draper
Edward 4. Goehring
Carl Goehring
Mound City
Description Of LCI's Is Hardly A Correct One
Aboard an LCI off Anzio 1 April 32, crewmen describe LCIs as rough but vital. Sailors like Frederick W. Ahearn recall seasickness and close calls yet praise the craft for delivering essential support to the Allied beachhead.
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LCI
Anzio
Ahearn
Naples
Holy Cross
Columbia
University
New York
Quincy
Mass
Lowell Johnson
Third St. Cloquet
Minn
Northwestern University
California
Los Angeies
Apiccolo
Cleveland
Port Newark
Sicily
Johnson
Tip
Elsie
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Servier
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Ft. Benning, Ga
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Logensport
Cass County
Torney
Landis
Joloed
Armed Services
Daniel DE Luce
Hal Boyle
Mellons
Vesuvius
Mt. Veauvius
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Zur Fap
West Ay Pos Ik
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Jane
ARDS
Joe
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Jessica
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