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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1945

Page

8

Local Servicemen Return Home and Enter Civil Life

Coxswain Herbert Westphal returns after 18 months at sea for a 30 day furlough and has 3 years service with 30 months overseas including Alaska and the South Pacific. Paul Davis leaves service after discharge papers at Camp McCoy and plans to study chemical engineering. Ray Armbruster Jr. called by Board No 2 on December 5. Noda, infantry veteran in Italy and France, received the Gold Star and a good conduct medal. Joseph Noda returns home with an honorable discharge. Ormond Bredneritz leaves Navy life for civilian clothes after Monday’s arrival. John E. Schroen arrived home Saturday aboard the Italian ship Hermitaga and awaits discharge at Camp Kilmer.

Herbert Westphal Alaska South Pacfic Paul Davis Camp McCoy Wis Set, Noda Italy France John E. Schroen States Camp Kilmer N. J

Veterans Questions Answered On Service Pay And Reinstatement

The Washington Bureau answers reader questions on bombardiers who can be enlisted and officer, returning bodies from abroad, GI Bill education costs, reporting to the correct selective service board, filing VA claims, reemployment rights after discharge, and reinstatement timelines. Answers note most bombardiers are officers, future plans for repatriation, books and supplies under VA benefits, 50 000 veterans in training and 100 000 eligible, report to Missouri induction board, free VA claim help, and 90 day reinstatement rule.

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Dream Home for G I s Burma Vets Planning Modern Houses

An Army engineer and former builder reports that 75 percent of Burma veterans seek new homes with a fireplace, modern kitchen with plenty of closets, electric dishwasher, S A dining nook, bright colors, asphalt shingle roof, large picture window, and two baths to ease family life.

Burma Pacific Bar

Social News From Central York and Nearby Towns

Central York Mr and Mrs Ernest Bailey and Mr and Mrs Albert Raus er of Ann Arbor spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Leslie Bailey of York. Ypsilanti visitors Friday afternoon included Mr and Mrs Frank King Mrs Rentchler and Mrs Frederick Winkler. Frederick Winkler and Mrs David Thrasher at Bridgewater on Monday afternoon. Myrl Murray and family visited Alger Allison. Emmett Murray recently discharged from the service. Jesse Bird Jr and family move to California. Bruce LeBaron and Lloyd LeBaron families visited Wayne. Mary LeBaron stayed with niece Mrs William Taylor and family in Milan.

Ernest Bailey Albert Rauser Ann Arbor Leslie Bailey York Frank King Rentchler Frederick Winkler Ypsilanti David Thrasher Bridgewater Myrl Murray Thelma Ellen Francis Emmett

Enduring Peace or New World War Threat Speech

In late 1918 and beyond, the author critiques global leaders for failing to curb wars. They warn that major powers will likely back China Nationalists and Russia, risking a new global conflict unless the people demand change and remove entrenched rulers. The piece names Truman, Stalin, Atlee, De Gaulle, and Chiang Kai-shek as-era figures to challenge.

China Java United States Russia Truman Stalin Atilee DeGaulle Chiang Kai-shek

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Ray Armbruster, Jr Joseph Noda B. Noda Saline Valley Farms Ormond Bredneritz Navy G.i.s Bette Rahat Ameritiri Vigpenlahien Farrel Central York Veterans Keepers Saline Theatre Jane Randolph John Loder Richard Dix Jane Wyatt Sun-Mon-Tues Bana Andrews Jeanne Crain Dick Haymes Technicolor Fred MacMurray Marjorie Main Milan Roy Rogers Gabby Hayes Oklahoma Jane Frazee Brad Taylor Barbara Stanwyck Dennis Morgan Connecticut John Wayne Anthony Quinn Bataan Vera Lynn Donald Stewart Goodyear The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
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