Service Members News From Virginia to Pacific Fronts
Private Jones from Virginia enters the armed services in March 1943 and sails to Australia for a ten day furlough follow by training hops at various bases. Recruits and air crew members including Bergeatt and Reuben Schwarte of Grealey, along with Lt. Strate and others, receive promotions, training milestones, and postings overseas as part of the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonee
Virginia
Polytechnical Institute
Blackburg
Colorado
Aust
Jackson Villa
Pin—Witas
Bergeatt
Reuben Schwarte
Grealey
Alvor
Schwarts
Tesefab Corps
Marine Aircrawman
Hollywood
Fle
John
Bedwarts
Grestey
Calo
Marine’ Alr
Catalina
Strate
John P
Pat) Strate
A. H. Strate
Lafalis
Neutenant
Wirat Ueutenant
Straten
Vatopire
South Pacific
Air “Medal
Florence Strate
Los Angeles
Mateate
College Bien School
Luke Pidd
Arie
Mia
John Wesley
Tern
C.an. Bay
Air Force Command Staton
England
William H Starnes
Mra
Anna Starnes
Eaton
States
Army
Starnes
United Airlines
Cheyenne
Postwar Plans and Labor in a Turbulent Era
A fragmented note on headlines and party platforms critiques postwar strategy, urging international cooperation over regional conflict. It cites Frank Fallon on idle wartime labor, public works limits, and the need for robust employment as peace approaches, with references to Japanese actions and broader global cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Eccare
Sage
Frank Failton
A. F. of Ly Ena
Danver
Bane
United States
Corras
Prk
Vale
Mrs Phelps Joins Greeley Public Library Staff
Ninety years ago on Friday morning June 26 1925 Mrs Prank Phelpd of Gresley au Leen began work as assistant at the Gresley public library working with librarian M Phitzenrenter and Miss Stella Me Clenshaw. Spencer Tuder Union Pacific agent in Greeley left for Chicago to supervise tourist groups for about three months by motor tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Phelpd
Gresley
Greeley
War Commentary From Chingklog On Sino Russian Borders
The column discusses Chiang Kai-shek and Wallace’s views on Sino Russian border politics. It notes tensions over Outer Mongolia, possible shifts in power, and the potential for civil conflict in China if democracy lags. The piece reflects cautious, opinionated coverage of Asia during wartime.
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Wallace
Soma Faote
Chingklog
Moskanger
Husain
Cirat
America
Chiang Kai-Shak
China
Btalin
Ohiang
Chiang Ban
Des Uny
Abe
Sinklang
Outer
Mongolia
Russia
Chungklog Trien
Traly
Chiang
Fine
Asia
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By AL Capp