Tough Going in Trinidad From A Coast Artillery Crew
Sergt W R Perry writes from Trinidad where 2nd Battalion 25200 Coast Artillery crews endure harsh living conditions. He defends soldiers against criticism, notes they built roads and ditches while training was limited to firing drills, and emphasizes their readiness to “take” hardship. He highlights Pitch Lake and local work details, and underscores pride in service despite rough conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
25200
Coast Artillery
W. R. Perry
Port of Spain
William R. Perry
States
Wartalidin
U. S
Karl R. Betts
Francis Wishart
Pitch Lake
Mani- Na Bay
Blue Sasin
Trinidad Diary Reports Life At Base And Army Humor
A wartime column from Trinidad describes daily digs filling back in, 300 feet depth, and future asphalt supplies. It glosses recreation halls, libraries, and nightly shows, then catalogs personal notes on staff like Corporal Gill Me Masters and Pvt. Lester Amos plus humorous items about relationships, gossip, and letters from Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Trinidad
Betts
Major Wishart
Mansila Bay
Gill MeMasters
Lester Amos
New Books Arrive At Public Library
New books arriving at the library include popular titles across fiction and non fiction. Books listed by author are now in circulation and may be reserved with a small fee. Notification of holds will be sent in order. Nicaragua mines expect to produce over 37 million in gold this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Leaf
Waterbird
Vander
Miller
Hitler
Forester
Connecticutt
Florbst
Suatan
Johnstone
Sombreros
Kagawa
Knight
Pridgen
Troy Oath
Remarque
Schulburg
Sammy
Hindus
Angels
Hough
McKay
Slaughter
Churchill
Hahn
Kane
Lee
Kathloona
Sherlock
Shirer
Berlin
Groves
Carr
Fischer
Harding
Knox
U. S. Navy
Beard
Wolff
Hauser
Goldsmith
Notredame
Rhys—Eneland
Nicaragua
Nibbelink to Sing at Wesley Memorial Church
Oliver H. Nibbelink of Chicago will sing at the morning service of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church in Waukegan during his visit with his brother Ray H. Nibbelink. His number is Thanks Be to God by Dickson. A pupil of Mark Love, he is a Chicago Civic Opera baritone and participates in Messiah performances at the Waukegan Baptist Church and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver H. Nibbelink
Chicago
First Baptist Church
Waukegan
Ray H. Nibbelink
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Nibbelink
God
Dickson
Mark Love
Chicago Civic Opera
Waukegan Baptist Church
Deaths MES 5 A Burkhart
Lexington July 26 Sarah Ann Burkhart 85 widow of A L Burkhart died at home of son Robert O Burkhart after long illness Funeral from Second Rn formed Church at two Sunday Interment Mount Tabor Cemetery Surviving three sons A Lee Guy E and R O Burkhart Mount Airy sister Mrs R J Reynolds and half brother Robert Shuler Greensboro 27 grandchildren six great grandchildren It is reported that small trout transplanted to New Zealand waters grow as large as the salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Burkhart
Enterprise
Lexington
Atte
Sarah Ann Burkhart
A. L. Burkhart
Robert O. Burkhart
Mount Tabor
A. Lee
Guy E
R. O. Burkhart
R. J. Reynolds
Mount Airy
Robert Shuler
Greensboro
New Zealand
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Walter Raleigh
la Brea Point
Brighton
San Fernando
Frederick Treves
Museum of Natural Sciences
Philadelphia
Asphalt Lake
Asphalt
Trinidad Lake
Myrtle Beach
D. C
Carolinas
Ocean Forest Hotel
Seere
Addrere Milton At
Chipman
TIP Top
Georgia Belles
Albertas
Denton Road
Thomasville
Cid
Tip Top Lodge
J. J. Berry
J. J
Amos
Congress
High Point
Melvin Ame
Clanahan
Melvin
Fcolé
Clayton Roberts
Claude Billiings
Greenshoro
Jack Hunt
U.S
Hish
National Guard
Test
Mansailla Bay
Earl R. Betts
Chas. W. McAnally
Grets
Dewey M. Jackson
Stoney
Carlyle Murray
Polly
Carl W. Paschal
Carl High Point
Ralph Chilton
Horace Gore
Claude Jenkins
Willard Stiles
Willard Sink
Thomas Jones
James Tutts
Ray Hartgreave
Lacy A. Brown
Dallas Teague
Robert Thrower
Harold Truitt
Post Exchange
Harold
Sgt
Wilram R. Perry
Harllee
Jean
Naté
Harilees
Jarilee