Nocturne Sings and Soldier Faith in Wartime Letter
A casual note recounts a night with Nocturne the songbird and a joke about horse shows. It also reprints a wartime letter from Pfc. Thomas Garner Marsh, killed in Germany, praising faith in God and offering comfort to his sister.
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Hallie Huff
Pfe
Thomas Garner Marsh
Germany
Pfc. Marsh
Thomas M. Marsh
Randleman
Jesus
Paratrooper Pvt Arlan A Hudson Killed in Action
Pvt Arlan A Hudson 25 husband of Adele Sheffield Hudson 806 Meredith St was killed in action over Germany March 24. He volunteered in June 1944 trained at Camp Croft D C and Fort Benning Ga went overseas January 1945 served as a paratrooper in airborne infantry. Survived by wife and small son Arian Jr his parents Mr and Mrs Ray Hudson Lexington three sisters Mrs Arnold Walser Hazel Hudson and Rachel Hudson Washington D C three brothers John Hudson Bradford Va Clifton Hudson and James Hudson Washington D C.
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Arlan A. Hudson
Adele Sheffield Hudson
Meredith Street
Germany
Camp Croft
D. C
Fort Benning
Airborne Infantry
Arian, Jr
Ray Hudson
Lexington
Arnold Walser
Hazel Hudson
Rachel Hudson
Washington, D. C
John Hudson
Clifton Hudson
E.M
Bradford
James Hudson
Mobile Substations Send From U.S. to Soviet Union
Twenty mobile unit substations built rapidly by General Electric were shipped to the Soviet Union to restore power in devastated towns until local systems resume service. The record export marks the first trailer type substations sent for use in war torn areas. In La Havre, two American soldiers and 28 French patriots cleared over 1,200 mines and booby traps.
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Schenectady
N.Y
INS
R. Com Muii
Neral Electric
Wartorn
la Havre
Appointment of Taft as Chief Justice by which president
The question asks which U S president appointed William Howard Taft to Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. It relates to presidential appointments and the historical process of selecting a chief justice.
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United States
William Howard Taft
Supreme Court
U. S
House of Representatives
Etiquette Hints on Compassionate Communication
A guidance note advises tact and sympathy in conversations about health. It cautions against insensitive comparisons and suggests thoughtful responses when a spouse expresses worry about varicose veins. The tone emphasizes restraint and supportive messaging in delicate discussions.
Horoscope for April 13 Provides hints on persistence and mood
The April 13 horoscope suggests you are quiet and easy going but face obstacles with a rigid purpose. It urges steady persistence and self discipline to overcome challenges and stay focused on long term goals.
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Neptune
Daring Dawn Raid Depopulates German Outpost
In Germany the 103rd division's 410th infantry regiment, aided by medium tanks, struck a German outpost in a village at daybreak during a 32 minute raid. The box score showed 15 Germans killed 15 wounded and six captured. Leaders included Lt Spillman Gibbs and Lt Robert Lawler. one German prisoner cited a special grudge against Americans.
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Seventh Army
Germany
103Rd
Spillman Gibbs
West New York
N. J
Robert E. Lawler
Millbank
S. D
John S. Clark
San Antonio
Tex
Paul Fossall
Pomona
Cal
Howard Rippon
Detroit
Mich
Lawler
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The text outlines personal traits and social dynamics with admonitions about temperament and dealing with difficult people. It reads as reflective guidance rather than a report of events or actions. No identifiable organizations, places, or named individuals are present.
President Harding’s Role and Debate Rule Reference
The note identifies President Harding and summarizes the debate rule regulating debate limits. It notes the possibility of serving on multiple committees and his typical practice of doing so.
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Harding
Battle of Bunker Hill Muskets Fire From Hip
At Bunker Hill British troops fired from the hip while American soldiers took aim with muskets and secured a victory for the colonial force.
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Battle of
Bunker Hill
Baraca Philathea Board Delays 1945 State Convention
In Winston-Salem a special meeting of the State Baraca Philathea board postponed the 1945 state convention to a later date in line with Office of Defense Transportation rules. Attendees from across the state gathered at Trinity Moravian Church for the evening meeting and banquet hosted by the Mina Duncan Philathea class.
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Winston-Salem
State
Baraca Philathea
Office of Defense Transportation
Trinity Moravian Church
Mina Duncan Philathea
Mes
State Organization Directors Mentioned in Meeting
James C. E. Sheloff and Belvin Moore named directors along with Miss Gladis Kivett state secretary and Quin ton McCauley third vice president of the state organization.
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James C. E. Sheloff
Belvin Moore
Gladis Kivett
Quinton McCauley
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