First American Cemetery in Europe Laid Out in Normandy
Army reveals plans for the first American burial ground in Europe to honor war dead near Normandy. Soldiers will not be buried on German soil. graves will be laid out in Normandy countryside with care as Arlington plans tours from Virginia. December 12, 1942 photograph caption notes.
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Europe
Normandy
America
Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia
Army Signal Corps
Elgin News Highlights Aerial Trip And Local Weddings
Reports from Elgin cover Boleyn family aviation with Gerald piloting a crew of eleven on a five hour trip that took eleven hours back from Elgin to Harrington. Also noted are a bride to be Kathleen Huffman invited to a June 16 shower in Arlington before her June 24 wedding to Daryle Johnson of Wadena, plus a discharged soldier Leonard Roberts starting work at the Elgin Oil Station. Maynard brief items list Mary Wittenders' three sons serving in the military with inductee histories ending with Joan Wittenberg enlisting in the Army Air Corps.
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Boelyn
Gerald
Elgin
Harrinerton
Kathleen Huffman
Ion
Arlington
Miss Huffman
Maynard
Mary Wittenders
Camp Waldren
Farragut
Idaho
Columbus
Norfolk
Orange
Texas
Af Rilalq
Joan Wittenberg
Arms Air Corps
Ragged Cuffs Hidden By Whipping and Ravelings
Ragged edges on suit cuffs can be concealed by whipping them with ravelings from seams. Raveling can also be used to darn elbows and other weak spots.
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Rowuch
Sam
Mighty 7
Butler Coal Company
U.S. Treasury
Treasury Depart
Ment Ear Advertising Council
Ubes
Arthur Wittenberg
Marion Wittenbers
Jefferson Burra Mio
Lockarst College
Ik City
United States
Kessler Field
Marion
Sim
Ft. Bent
Elgin News
Boleyn
Ed Boleyn
The
Canore
Daryle Johnson
Wadena
Leonard Roberts
Spoint
Elgin Oi
F. D. J Welch
Monnday
John Wittenberg
Cleri
Ralph Kemp
Celwein
TOF
Stone’s Shell Station
T-Celwein Daily Register
Pavilie
Germany
Pacific
Japan
U. S. Treasury
Treasury Department
Wa Auvertising Council
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