Marines First To Land First To Fight in Pacific War
A sweeping portrait recalls U S Marines defending Pearl Harbor Wake Atoll Midway Guadalcanal and Bougainville from December 1941 through November 1943 Led by Maj Gen Vandergrift Lt Col Carlson and other leaders Marines and Army forces grabbed key atolls including Makin Tarawa Abemama and Bougainville as Japan battled back in a pivotal early Pacific campaign
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Washington
Pearl Arbor
U. S
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Wake
James P. S. Devereaux
Atoll
Roosevelt
Midway
Midway Island
Guadalcanal
Leathernecks
Alexander A. Vandergrift
Solomon Islands
South Pacific
Marine Raider
Evans F. Carlson
Makin Island
Gilbert-Marshall
Japan
Solomons
New Georgia
Nanumea
Funafuti
Vangunu
Rendova
Kolombangara
Vella Lavella
Munda
Bougainville
United States
mid-Pacific
Gilberts
Makin
Tarawa
Nember
Abemama Atoll
Gilbert Group
Nazis Threaten to Try Captured Airmen as War Criminals
New Berlin radio broadcast declares German judges will examine British and American pilots and relatives in public trials. Edward Erick Dietze frames potential convicts and notes Kharkov atrocity trials as context. FCC recorded the program broadcasting to Britain. no German home broadcasts cited.
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New York
Kharkov
Berlin
Edward Erick Dietze
Germany
Amercan
Dietze
Britain
Federal Communication Commission
FCC
Estate sale planned in Guilford County court action
A.J. Koonce as administrator of Henry S. Goins deceased sues Mishia L. Rayfield and multiple Goins relatives. The suit seeks sale of real estate on West Green Street High Point NC to raise assets to pay debts. Defendants must answer within ten days after January 14 1944. This notice dated December 10 1943.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
A J. Koonce
Henry I. Goins
Mishia L. Rayfield
R. J. Goins
Evelyn Goins
Ted Edward Goins
William Ronald Goins
Nellie Goins Honeycnutt
R. C. Honeycutt
Nellie Goins Honeycutt
Henry S. Goins
West Green Street
High Point
Superior Court
Veteran seeks letter spend a dollar for Christmas mail
The Atlanta Journal reports war veteran Cc. L. Dunlap of Mountain Home Tennessee asked the paper to publish a holiday ad seeking someone to write to him after 10 years since discharge. The paper took the dollar and printed a story about a veteran forgotten at Christmas.
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Atlanta
The
Atlanta Journal
Cc. L. Dunlap
Annex No. 2
Mountain Home, Tenn
Want Ad Department
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