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Radiograms Received fromPhilippines This Morningat to lt;i ft iSeveral Krai nerd families to-ftday breathed nigh* of relief asI hey received radiograms from“the boys to the Philippines.“Uvervthing O. K. Keelingl ine. Answer In K»dio, Hive•Tlane to All.*’ Siteh uas themessage received h Mrs. K. B. Miller, 517 Holly street, from her hiitiband, Id. ( ol. 10. IV Miller, commanding officer of the 194th tank battalion.KAen more encouraging to Brainerdites ait a whole was themessage received In Mrs. Bussell Swearingen, 1395 Tine*trret, from tier husband. It Swearingen, “friends and I arefine. Best of luck. I ove.—the telegram was worded.Other radiogram* were reported, one lining from |j. ( ar-roll tiiiiu to his wife. Ail were sent h\ Kadio ( orporation of America through the island of Hahn, from which most Australian messages are received.The radiogram to Mrs. Swearingen was tin* first word sheheard from or about him sinctDec. 24.St'tliTtbet 1a ndsionothpstar' in tExeirleanlt;1 i n n.1agriei in cm lti willChi i
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Brainerd Daily Dispatch
Brainerd, Minnesota, US
Wed, Apr 08, 1942
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