Pearl Harbor Recall of a Sunday Morning 1941
A first person recollection describes December 7 1941 at Pearl Harbor as planes attacked while sailors slept aboard ships at Ford Island and Pearl Harbor. The writer witnessed a torpedo plane crash and helped in defense duties aboard the Pennsylvania while fear gave way to action.
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Pacific Fortress
Pearl Harbor
Ford Island
Cordova
Neb
Pennsylvania
I Can Buy My Chicken Across The Counter
A narrator recalls childhood on a farm without refrigeration and the first time she killed a chicken. She describes watching family kill methods, crying, and choosing to avoid slaughter, now preferring to buy chicken ready for cooking.
Armistice Day Memories Across Two World Wars
A Kansas reporter recalls learning type setting in a small town on Armistice Day 1911 and, seven years later in France, a bearded Frenchman kisses him when the war ends. Decades later in Los Angeles a woman’s kiss consoles him after Japan’s surrender.
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Helen E. Royle
Kansas
France
A.E.F
Marshall Ney
Toul
Monsieur Soldat
U.S. Air Force
Los Angeles
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Sandy, Utah
Honolulu
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Merry’s Point
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Robert Jewell
Weeping Water
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Arthur Thompson Denver, Cole
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Dietze Pianos & Organs
Lincoln
Hammond
Teem
Campbells
Sunde
Campbell's
Christmas