Letters From Service Men Share Army Life And Thanks
A string of servicemen letters to the Roanoke Rapids Herald expresses gratitude for the paper, recounts training at Fort Sill and Fort Bragg, and notes the morale boost from home news. Soldiers describe mule pack duty, harsh conditions, and a wish to reconnect with friends while urging continued home-front support.
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Herald
Neal
Mr. Wilson
Fred Cooper
S. D. Brown
Paris Island
Pfe Frank Stewart
Fort Sill
Okla
Merchant Marines
Signal Corps
Sonal Corps
Fort Bragg
Oklo
Pvt
Kilpatrick
Therr
Max
Knox Kilpatrick
B. N
Reg
Fort Sills Oka
U. S. Army
Ned Manning
Kenneth L. Evans
Co. L. 242Nd Infantry
Camp Gruber
Paper Shells Or Hard Ones Pecan Prices Same
Raleigh N Y December 2 Hugh Martin marketing specialist with the State Department of Agriculture says pecan prices for paper shell and hard shell varieties are the same this year. Prices to buyers range from 20 cents to 36.5 cents per pound for U S No 1 grades. Martin criticizes no price differential from the Office of Price Administration and notes wholesalers should not expect ceiling prices.
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Raleigh, N. Y
Hugh Martin
State Department of Agriculture
Office of Price Administration
Martin
U. S
Local Hometown Notes and Personnel Moves
Sergeant James Hudson, son of Mrs. Mabel Fanson, transferred to Ensneer and Depot Co in Los Angeles California. Mrs. P EB Davenport, visiting her sister Mrs. L J Meade, returned Wednesday to her home in Chapel Hill.
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James
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Sincerely, Knox
P. S
Stephen V. Mullen
San Francisco
Calif
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Wilson
Arthur
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industria
Dialei
Johnson’s Cabs
Roanoke Avenue
Roanoke Rapids, N. C