Buried Alive for Four Days Remarkabl e Experience
An unnamed English soldier from Vienna Georgia claims he was buried alive for four days after a tunnel collapse. He describes eating tin ster and having vivid dreams while attempting to dig free with a fork. The tale notes the time feeling shorter than actual days with a Lt Volunge Carrade, Coruru, N.Y. present.
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England
U. 5. Signal Cerys
Timery — Barefont
Vienna
Coruru
N.Y
News of Our Men and Women in Uniform
Military families report training, stationing, and returns as service members adapt to postwar duties. Personnel including Hichued, Cummings, Hovching, and Miller are noted in training and postings across Fort Des Moines, Fort Pierce, Camp Stoneman, and San Diego.
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Ars
Bamber Ley
Mitzsimmese
Hue
Tayce Cuffey
Mive Phylite Miwitto
Paul Tees
Kehr City
Caffey
Pura
Mun Li
Pera
Misa
States
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Andrew Toialon
San Antonio
Texas
Ted
Andrew
Alaska
SiSnt
Raymond Zanker
Camp Tok
Rogeern
Ark
Red Cross
Dean Aistrope
Navy
San Diego
Aistrope
Charles Albertson
St. Joe
Ronald Embertoty
Wan Keled
France
John Lang
Joan Lang
Stockton Field
UD. W. Lang
Kelly
Pierrida
Dors
Allyn
Kelly Wield
North of Town society notes and birthdays
Chalmers Simpson and Junior Hann assisted W C Johnson with corn plowing this week. Dutkle Fox, son of Arnold and Mrs Fox, celebrated his birthday with calls from family. Arnold is stationed in Mississippi. Mr and Mrs Homer Baker dined with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Simpson and Lois Jean. Rosemary Simpson and aunt Neva Simpson visited W C Johnson and Mrs Fred Johnson. The new addition to the Simpson home, Wm Lyle, arrived last week. Exness Nook of near Tredford visited with Louis Mattes and relatives. Wil Bell and family from Nebraska City were in town. Lucille West pointed Monday to visit.
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L. E. Simpson
Chalmers Simpson
Junior Hann
W. C. Johnson
Dutkle Fox
Arnold Fox
W. ©. Johnson
Arnold
Miscixeippi
Homer Baker
Lloyd Simpson
Lois Jean
Rosemary Simpson
Neva Simpson
Fred Johnson
Lloyd Sipasa
Callie
Wil Bell
Nebraska City
Lucille West
Apont
Letters From Our Boys In Service
A collage of wartime letters from service members in Hamburg and elsewhere. Marines and sailors describe daily life, weather, mail delays, and longing for home while thanking supporters for reporter cards and post cards. They note training, artillery fire, and camaraderie with fellow troops and friends.
First Death of a White Person in Lewi Revealed
The first documented white death in Lewi occurred with Sgt Charles Floyd of the Lewis and Clark expedition in the summer of 2404 at what is now Sioux City. A monument honoring the expedition and Floyd overlooks the Floyd river. Floyd was the only fatality among the Lewis and Clark expedition members.
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Lewi
Charles Floyd
Sioux City
Beth
Flay
Floyd River
Moyd
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Moyer
Bruce West
Tee
Lowell Gandhi
Toodwit
Dorma Reu Simpson
Toi Jean
Chas
Qaka
Ronnie
Chuckie
Nancy Ring
Omaha
J. Brown
Chuckie King
No-Man's Land
Dastead Loum
Nero
Janet
Jerry
Aining
Hamburg
Mark Jenkins
Mark
Sime Thigesen
Jim
Jacek
Samning
Keith Sykes
Hin
Laura Wieder
Enu
Ted Stalin
APO
New York
Fred
Gang
Hanburg
Lawrence Dilning
Finnea
Services
Jacksonville
Chamber of Commverce
Bear
Fin
Snooper
London
Souil
Owen
Falcows
Port Rarda
G. M. Hutoon
APO 557
Quaker State
Sterling
Marathon Y
E. P
Kendall
Penn Seal
Pennzoil
Zephyr
Clemmy Holmes Motor Co
Ford
Towa
Rayens
Wmeen
Hamburg Clothing Co
Jowa
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