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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1945

Page

9

Sidney residents news and military family notes

Local notices record numerous travel visits and family reunions in Sidney including Pvt Ralph Troidl visiting Gurley relatives, Sgt Richard Oldenburg stationed in New Jersey, and many others from California to Colorado. Also noted are promotions, furloughs, and discharge updates for several service members connected to Sidney families and nearby towns.

Local Returns and Leaves: Ravert Hudson and Asbury Family News

Billy Ravert arrived home in Dalton after overseas duty last week and is welcomed by his mother Mrs. Gertie Ravert. Ensign Thomas Hudson visits parents in Dalton while en route from New York to San Diego. Lt. Col. Glen Asbury, returning to Dalton, visits family before discharge plans and completing college at Denver after three years overseas. His brother Gordon serves in Okinawa with the 6th Marine Division.

Billy Ravert United States Dalton Gertie Ravert Ensign Thomas Hudson Tom Hudson New York San Diego Glen Asbury Roger Brennan Marion Asbury Cottage Grove Oregon Ft. Logan Denver Gordon Okinawa 6Th Marine Division

Sicily War Strategy Tactic Cited Mount Etna Gain

A wartime note stresses Sicily's strategic value in the campaign. It highlights Mount Etna as Germany's sulfur source now controlled by the Allies, suggesting increased brimstone output for chemical needs and potential impact on the war effort.

Sicily Mount Etna

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