Soldiers Home Suffering Guilty Feelings Over Easy Life Abroad
In the Mediterranean the return of soldiers sparks homesickness and guilt as they long for overseas service. A lieutenant colonel enjoys comforts but says he belongs abroad, while others compare front danger with life at home. A Baltimore bombardier recalls manicures and questions of status as doctors treat minor ailments. Harvard professor Bruce Hopper weighs how Nazi collapse could unfold and the limits of resistance.
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Manchester Studies Aid elects officers at Mutlenburg home
The Manchester Studies Aid of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church met at the E.G. Mutlenburg home last week and reelected officers for the past year. The gathering included a note about travel and community ties, with mentions of Black Hills and Sheriff.
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