Trinity Man Wins Bronze Star Medal On Iwo Jima
Marine First Lieutenant E. Cashatt 26, son of North Carolina residents, earned the Bronze Star for valor in the battle of Iwo Jima. A former High Point College football end and coach, Cashatt led battalion loading and logistics, served as liaison and quartermaster, fought at Roi Namur Saipan and Tinian, and holds the Purple Heart and Presidential Unit Citation.
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Dan Levin
Marine Corps Combat
Basestar
Battle of
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E. Cashatt
James M. Cashatt
N.C
High Point
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Reliance
Fourth Marine
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Marshalls
Saipan
Tinian
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Types of Birth Marks Found In Children
Types of birth marks include angiomata of flat hypertrophic and cavernous forms with varying implications. Flat marks may fade or persist. hypertrophic may enlarge then fade. cavernous is serious and often requires surgical removal. Nevi or moles can be flat or raised and may need removal to prevent malignant transformation. consult a skin specialist.
Strong congress backs firmer US control of Pacific bases
A naval committee urged the United States to end reliance on gentlemen’s agreements and seek strong, definite rights to bases on islands held by allies and by Japan. The report calls for dominating control of the Marshalls, Carolines, Marianas, Bonins, Ryukyus, and rights to sites on allied islands, with full title to bases at Manus Noumea Espiritu Santo and Guadalcanal.
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Service Members We Honour In This Issue
Center T Sgt Bruce H Carraway son of Bruce H and Mrs Carraway of 108 W Farris spends a 30 day leave after 19 months overseas in England France Belgium and Germany with the Third Army He holds the good conduct medal and five battle stars on his theater ribbon Sgt Carraway a High Point College graduate served with the Intelligence section He will rejoin his outfit in Texas after leave Right Sgt Arnold W Culler son of Mrs P L Culler and husband of Mrs Virginia Robbins Culler has been awarded the Bronze Star for heroism on April 7 1945 in Germany His platoon was pinned by enemy fire and artillery He and others in an observation party advanced and he manned his radio aiding the forward observer to silence enemy machine guns enabling the infantry to reach the objective.
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Bruce H. Carraway
Arnold W. Culler
P. L. Culler
Greer Street
Virginia Robbins Culler
Camp Butner
Germany
Koitenburg
Culler
Pvt Odom On Furlough After 15 Months Overseas
Pvt Raymond K. Odom returns to civilian life during a 30 day furlough spent with his mother Mrs T S Odom and sister Mrs B W Peele on Elm street. His wife joins him from Baltimore. He was wounded in action in France last February and has been in a French hospital since. After furlough he will go to a Washington hospital for further treatment.
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Odom
Raymond K. Odom
T. S. Odom
B. W. Peele
Elm Street
Baltimore
France
Pvt. Odom
Washington, D. C
Two GIs Earn Distinctive Unit Badges in Italy
With the Fifth Army in Italy Sgt Lloyd M Lackey and Pfc John R Stillwell of the 363rd Infantry Regiment 91st Powder River division receive Distinguished Unit Badges for their battalion's role in conquering Monticelli dominating height on the Thy line in Italy.
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Fifth Army
Italy
Lloyd M. Lackey
Mac Blair
English Street
John R. Stillwell
J. Stillwell
Pickett Street
363Rd Infantry Regiment
Powder River
Monticelli E
Thie Line
Butler Returns From European Theater
Sgt Ralph D Butler son of Mr and Mrs T J Butler 507 Cross Street High Point has reported to RAF RS No 5 Greensboro for assignment to a U S air force installation. He recently returned from 19 months in the European theater and will undergo records and classification before assignment. He wears the ETO camp ribbon with four battle stars.
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Butler
Ralph D. Butler
T. J. Butler
Cross Street
High Point
RAF
RS No. 5
Greensboro
United States
Sgt. Butler
Hill Smith Named Outstanding ROM at Sedalia Field
Cpl William Smith stationed at Sedalia air field Warrensburg Missouri receives Outstanding ROM of the week award from the communications school on base. A former J C Penney employee he joined the army 17 months ago through the cadet detachment at Texas A M University and graduated from Sioux Falls radio school last fall. He is the son of Mr and Mrs D M Smith of 210 West Lexington.
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Hill Smith
William Smith
Sedalia Air Field
Warrensburg
Missouri
Post
Communications
Smith
J. C. Penney's
Army
Texas A. and
Sioux Falls
Halstead Arrives in Florida for Reassignment After War Duty
T Sgt Walter S Halstead 21 of High Point North Carolina has reported to redistribution station No 2 in Miami Beach for reassignment after completing a European theater tour He flew 25 sorties as an aerial engineer earned the Purple Heart and Air Medal He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Halstead and entered the Army in October 1943 Clayton Promoted to Corporal Vernon E Clayton son of Mrs T S Clayton of S Thissell Street has been raised from private first class He serves with the Ninth Air Force in Germany and has been overseas one year
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Halstead
Fla
Miami Beach
Walter S. Halstead
Barker Street
High Point
N. C
Army Air Forces
Clayton
Cpl
Vernon E. Clayton
T. S. Clayton
Thissellestreet
Ninth Air Force
Germany
Horizons and Clues in a Tiny Crossword Style List
A mixed list of crossword style clues spanning two directions with scattered entries. Includes clues for various lengths and topics such as geography, biology, and objects, along with fragmented hints and stray terms.
Scott's Scrap Book Awaits Entry In Hut Of BankuTu
A fragment from a 19th century issue notes a cannibal arrow released from a bow by Tar at the opening of to poor Africa. The text is cryptic and lacks cohesive details about individuals or events.
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Africa
Soldier Chalmer Pope Returns From Furlough at Fort Bragg
Pfc. Chalmer D Pope returns to Fort Bragg after a 30 day furlough with his wife and young daughter. He has served 32 months and fought in the European theater with the 101st Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron Mechanized, a unit of the Seventh Army. The Pope family resides at 1 Welborn Street.
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Chalmer D. Pope
Chalmer
D. Pope
Fort Bragg
Pfc
Pope
101St Cavalry
Seventh Army
Unclear Union Square Role Recalled In City Note
A fragment recalls Union Square in New York City used at one time as a Peter’s eld, indicating historical reuse of a public space in the area.
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New York City
Union Square
Card of Thanks for Winifred Hicks
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of Winifred Hicks and for the beautiful floral offerings.
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Winifred Hicks
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James BE. Cashatt
Man- Manchuria
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Kwangtung
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Harbin
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Mary F. Gregory
Mount Vernon, Ill
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