Farley Receives Bronze Star for Valor With 66th Division
The 66th Infantry Division in Australia honored Corporal Marvin C. Farley formerly of Hamburg, New Jersey, for maintaining communications under heavy fire during S-Day operations and aiding in the capture of twenty two enemy troops near Langlereuters and the Siegfrigd fortifications. He served with the 107th Field Artillery Battalion observation party amid constant machine gun and mortar fire, relaying target information to his battalion’s fire controller.
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66Th Infantry
Australia
Ws Corp
Marvin C. Farley
Hamburg
Jawa
Ann Fariey
Winter Haven
Florida
Raw Term
Germany
Farley
107Th Field Artillery
Langleuters
Ad AL Ilar
Agenmipany
Ailinvismont
Anne Pore
Cyl
Parley
Setlees
Hamburg Hospital Notes Report Noun June Admissions
Hospital records list multiple June admissions and surgeries. Named patients include J. E. Furney Styrndelph lowe, Donald Ueam Maumbare, Mrs Thela Stott Shera Anal, Mrs Robert Pinnell Hansbnang, Chali Minen Rocknerf, Marjorie White Mainkins, Robert Crise, Mrs Charles Tenon Watson, Merrill Alfignn Rockport, Chicuner Scolt Onishi Neher, Beverly Beverly Damburg, Frank Dounkdaon Sidney, Wanda Doyle Sidney, Judith Lead Tabor, July Hume Sidney, Earl Cover Hanbury, William Chambers Sidney, Louis Meek Farragut.
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Tynd
Af Hamital
Hes Herwe
Marjorié White
Mainkins
Tuba Hospital
Robert, Crise
Charles Tenon
Watson
Merrill Alfignn
Rockport
Chicuner Scolt
Onishi Neher
Beverly Bunninglin
Rockyort
Tha
Ant
Frank Dounkdaon
Sidney
Wanda Doyle
Hora
Erin
Willian Huffington
Silver
Priett
Judith Lead
Tabor
Uly Hume
Earl Cover
Hanbury
Jane
Wiliam Chambers
Louis Meek
Farragut
Steamboats On The Missouri To Fort Benton In 19th Century
Dr. William J. Peterson notes in the May issue of The Palimpsest that steamboats moved troops supplies and freight along the Missouri from Sioux City to Fort Benton. The 167 ton Henry M Shreve voyaged upriver in 1869 aiding Sioux City as an outfitting town amid a flotilla of craft past the Yellowstone mouth.
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Missouri
Tooty Missouri
St. Charles
Siaus
Veturnings
Council Bluffs
Gok
Henry M. Shreve
Fort Bunton
Siong
Hoborn
Uee
Sioux City
Fort Benton
Yellowstone
Alort
State Historical Society acquires Drovers Journal microfilm
The State Historical Society of Iowa has acquired a microfilm file of The Daily Drovers Journal beginning September 2, 1882, through the end of 188? Containing livestock advertisements and market quotations, it offers a rich source for livestock history research with sections on The Horse Market and Flocks and Fleeces among others.
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State Historical Society
Drovers Journal
The
State Historical Society of
Iowa
Daily Drovers Journal
Dyoours
Montgomery Ward
Marshall Field
Kelloug
Oak Hill Stork
John H. Mickle
Wav
Erly
A. J. Browns
Tiffie
Drovers? Journal
Liverpool
Heston
Perry
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7Th Aap
Philip
Deh C
United
Cmbat
Palt
Ewan Twe Lap
Vampires
Earl W Burj
AAP
Southwest Pacific
AAT
Pallack
Lockheed Aircraft
Husbink
Calif
Mellikey
Aukhinl
New Zeland
Sydney
Fifteenth Ie T
Flrat Drake
Handane
Conde
Toru
United States Army
Orack
Nebr
Todsey Sieix iv
Fifteenth Air Force Service Command Ordnance Command
Drake
Glen Danforth
Ou Army
Staten
John Gottsche
California
Bob Stanley
Navy
Rod M. Finnell
New Guinea
Edward B. McKenney
Bast Antonia
Texas
Army
McKenney
Egypt
Libia
Sicily
North Africa
Foggia
Frome
Kenneth Austin
Vhruraday
Boise
Idaho
Kenneth
Gil
Tim Doknoon
Priilay Fay
Mes
Fred L. Dibosos
Fire Central Course
Richard Scales
Pacific
Iie
Perrenyte
Clyde Sealas
Furleign
Capt
W. H. Kerr
Topeka
Kata
Mindanao
Kern
Me C
Cpl
Charinne Brown
Max Reed
Grew Lakes
Roy Warumakler
Alpsha
Bert Jennen
Puirmaul Air Field
Tame Montig
Louie Jenses
Usdn
Hamburg Hospital
Missouri River
Ft. Benton
Eliot Carter, Yashus
N. H., War Finance Committee
Coin
Blanchard
Huw
Kim Howard
Clarinda | Herall-Journal
National Education Association
Friedman
Rageth’s Grocery
Towa
Delanense
Dad
Fane
Hamburg Clothing Co
Bob Kilby
Mgr
Jowa
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