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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1945

Page

3

Marine Lieutenant Survives Okinawa Death Ordeal

Marine First Lieutenant Fitzger ald Atkinson of Nashville Tennessee battles across Mzado valley on Hill 79 during Okinawa fighting. His tank is destroyed eight times, a crewman is killed and Atkinson is wounded repeatedly before rescue by a fellow officer Jerry Atkinson and the Nelson tank crew. Both Atkinson and Corporal Boardman survive and reach the hospital for recovery.

G. Lucas International News Service San Francisco Fitzgerald Atkinson Nashville Tenn Okinawa Mzado Atkinson Jerry Atkinson Sherman First Division Mzado Valley Corp Robert R. Boardman East Nob Hill Salem Ore Boardman Charles Nelson Pennsylvania Nelson Jerry Atknson U. S. Naval Receiving Hospital Lieut Cpl Golden Gate Naval Receiving

Detroit officer faces grand larceny charges in emulation case

TURN ABOUT DETROIT. A veteran Detroit policeman Kenneth Cameron, 35, once cited for solving an automobile theft, is charged with grand larceny for allegedly misappropriating a recovered Cadillac sedan. He was suspended for neglect of duty and arrested on the charges.

Turn About Detroit INS Kenneth Cameron

Seaweed Silk and Coal Stockings Endorsed by British Scientists

London reports British researchers led by Professor John B Speakman at Leeds University have developed seaweed fiber that dissolves in soapy water. It can be combined with cotton or mohair to create washable fabrics and stockings. Seaweed silk promises new fibers and cloths including astrakhan-like textures.

Grandma Doan London Ins Milady John B. Speakman Leeds University Astrakhan

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