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oroilmiatu-dsJWLngvendheonaedutheugimw.vn.P.ir-inholeaus10-edimpramuieu irom fireman z-u to rica fll the time of hi a capture.: a do odheturitilill-asityw-histoupim,ksn’tlp-ItyFireman 1-C.FOlSEftTBURG — Mr. and Mrs.Andrew Knutson received word from the War Department that their son has been wounded in action . . . Don Kerns has recently returned to the States and is now visiting his wife and her mother , . „ Melvin Sargent, son of Mr* and Mrs. Roy Sargent, is home on furlough,MILLER — Xit. Leo Nolz, navy pilot in the Pacific area, has been reported missing in action. He has been in the service nearly 1hree years and was flying an observation plane when reported missing . . . Word has been received from Pvt. Raymond Aid-red saying he is in a hospital in Prance being treated for jaundice . . . Lt. plt;-ltA M. Cree, formerly of Miller, is among 20 nurses recently assigned to Bushneli General Hospital, Brigham City, Utah. Lt. Cree is a graduate of the school of nursing at St. Luke’s Hospital in Aberdeen and, before enlisting, was on the start of Cottage Hospital, Santa Barbara, Calif. . , . Lt. Margaret Mae Robison, daughter of L. D. Robison of Miller, is in training at the Camp Carson Training Center, Colorado . , „ Lt. Col. Charles Rudd spent a short leave here with his family before returning to Camp Logan this week . . . Pfc. Dwight Hall arrived home this week from an army camp in Virginia, He was liberated in April from a German prison camp.HITCHCOCK — Pvt. Clarence McGirr and his wife arrived Saturday from Ft, Benning, Ga.» to visit Mrs. McGirr’a parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Gordon, jr., until June 7 when the couple will return to Georgia. Pvt. McGirr ia a paratrooper and has just been released from the hospital afterIe Shima CasualtyS/Sgt. Robert H, Dovers of Huron was killed in action while fighting the Japanese on Ie Shima according to a message received here by his widow, Ruth Flisa Dtivers, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Fliss. 972 Nebraska Avenue Southwest. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Dovers, 570 Ohio Avenue Southwest.Sgt, Divers was a member of the Huron National Guard unit and left Huron with the 109th Engineers in February, 1941. In March, 1944, he went lo the south Pacific serving in the invasions of Guam, Leyte and the Ryukyus,Nome, Alaska, is situated far-
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Huron Daily Huronite and Plainsman
Huron, South Dakota, US
Sun, May 27, 1945
Page 8
Full Page
Clipped by
Roger B.
USA 19 Nov 2024
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