On the Road in Burma Campaign by War Correspondent
AP science editor transports readers to North Burma with Stilwell forces. Aboard the jeep, Stilwell, aides, bodyguards, and international correspondents span the convoy as they observe Chinese units, tanks, and supply lines. Stilwell expresses war-weariness, praise for Japanese foes, and high expectations for combat progress.
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Stilwell
Burma
Mogaung
Windom M. Brand
Baton Rouge
Ernest F. Easterbrook
Dara Singh
Dora
Malaya
Singapore
China
U.S. Army
Paul D. Gish
Wadsworth, D
Myles A. Shauer
Oak Park
Frank Wilson
Cleveland
New York
P.R.O
Warren A. Boecklen
St. Lewis
K. Gopalan
Reuters
Associated Press
Eddie Tseng
Dan Speight
Australia
Sydney Morning Herald
Myself
Liao Yaohsiang
Rothwell H. Brown
Gene Ral
Charles W. Cray
McConnellsville
Ohio
Stilwells
Brown
Raymond L. Denaux
Charleston
D. C
Brownie
Clue to slayings narrows as police seek suspect
Jefferson City Mo May 17—Highway patrolmen pursue first tangible clue in the Lake of the Ozarks double slayings. Mrs Julia Duff of Sedalia tentatively identifies a body as Pearl Fairfax 60 of La Monte with others matching Mrs Molly Mattie Holland 36. Edgar Holland husband of the missing woman questioned. no arrests yet. Duff’s identification followed viewing bodies at the Columbia medical center.
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Jefferson City
Lake of the Ozarks
Julia Duff
Sedalia
Pearl Fairfax
la Monte
Molly Mattie Holland
Fairfax
Edgar “Holland
Pettis County
Camdenton
Holland
Missouri Penitentiary
J. F. Shaw
Mrs. Duff
Grand Army of the Republic Encampment Closes
The sixty fourth annual G A R encampment ends with dinners by the Ladies of the G A R and Daughters of Union Veterans. Next year officers include Lizzie Opdyk Russell president and Ning Hoyt junior vice in the Ladies group, with Hazel Curtin and Eva Huppman noted among others for Daughters of Union Veterans.
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Emporia
Grand Army of the Republic
Ladies of the
G.A.R
Daughters of Union Veterans
A.R
Lizzie Opdyk Russell
Hartie B. Jones
Ning Hoyt
Wichita
Posthumous Silver Star Awarded to Staff Sgt John F Wine
Washington May 17. The Silver Star medal was awarded posthumously to Staff Sgt John F Wine, son of Robert W Wine, in recognition of gallantry. The ceremony honored his service and kept a solemn reminder of his sacrifice.
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Washington
John F. Wine
Robert W. Wine
Gallantry citation for Caney sergeant in 1943 action
Red Caney Kansas reports a gallantry citation in the Southwest Pacific on October 26 1943 for Sergeant Wine who was killed in action the same date. Traffic court records note nine people paid fines of one dollar each or forfeited bonds of the same amount.
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Caney
Kan
Southwest Pacific
Wine
Santa Fe
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Office of Defense Transportation
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Thornton & Minor
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Rou
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Manhattan
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Wellington
Nellie Beals
Martha Soule
Newton
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Hutchinson
Treaster
Woman's Relief Corps
Ora May Carder
Dodge City
Fern Jordan Long
Arkansas City
Ethel
Kimmerle
Della Norman Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
Frank A. Hobble
A. M. Lozier
Kansas City
Dobbs
Rankin Drug CO
Maza
COROC
Bgal Cook
Shaw
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Santa FE System
America
E. P
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Lawrence, Kan
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