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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1945

Page

10

Engineers Fill 75 Percent Crater Under Fire at Okinawa Front

At Okinawa near Naha New York's 165th Fighting Irish with 102nd engineers led by Lieut Merle Wagaman faced heavy enemy fire while filling a crater. Pfc Felix Spiehler Sgt Anthony Novello and others aided wounded and widened the escape path as Alvarez found a way out. The effort lasted two hours before a second company completed the fill.

Okinawa Naha New York 165Th 102Nd Engineers Merle Wagaman Sixth St Burlington Kan Wagaman Pfc Felix Spieher Marigny Street New Orleans Robert Markel Johnstown Louis Parsinger New York City Lou Company C.0 Aaron Narvalansky Douglass Street Pittshureh Steve Manuel Brooksville Fla James Woods Bremo Bluff Clair E. Abbott Amelia Neb Spiehler Joe Richter Port Washington Blvd Port Washington L. C Cpl Frank Alvarez Waterman Ave Fresno Calif Gene Holyer

Secret weapon aids food supply for doughboys

Maj. Gen. Carl A. Hardigg reveals a U S Army subsistence secret weapon expanding fresh eggs and perishables to American troops. He notes more than 70 percent of food reaching soldiers in the United States is the nourishment fathers longed for in World War I.

Chicago INS Carl A. Hardigg U. S. Quartermaster Corps Hardigg

Yanks Protest Move To Outlaw Lipstick In Tennessee

Nashville soldiers Cpl. Ewen Pennington and Pfc. Phillip E. Cole protested a bill by State Sen. Hubert Brooks to outlaw lipstick in Tennessee. The opponents call the measure unconstitutional and hypocritical, labeling it bigotry and a slur on Tennessee. Miss Tennessee of 1944 Marian Weller added her signature in dissent.

Panama Canal Department INS Nashville Panama Coast Artillery Command Hubert Brooks Johnson City Tennessee Cpl Ewen Pennington Pfc Phillip E. Cole Marian Weller Canal Zone Junior College Chattanooga Atlantic City Sen. Brooks

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