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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 27, 2019

Page

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First Memorial Day Parade Returns to New Bern After 60 Years

A volunteer committee under Alderman Victor Taylor’s Vision Forward organized New Bern’s first Memorial Day parade in over six decades. It began at Fort Totten Park and ended at Kafer Park near Cedar Grove Cemetery, led by a color guard from the New Bern Young Marines. A brief memorial service followed on Cedar Street with speakers from each military branch. Jones praised the day, noting a smaller turnout than hoped but satisfaction with the historic observance.

New Bern Victor Taylor Fort Totten Park Kafer Park George Street Cedar Grove Cedar Street Cedar Grove Extension Jones

Memorial Day events in New Bern Havelock Bayboro

Memorial Day ceremonies span New Bern Havelock and Bayboro with events hosted by Craven County Veterans Council. In New Bern at 1 a.m. at the National Cemetery 1711 National Ave a wreath will honor latest veterans from Iraq Afghanistan and peacekeeping deployments. Retired Navy Rear Admiral Jay Deloach will be guest speaker with a Color Guard and Ceremonial Rifle Detail.

New Bern Havelock Bayboro The Craven County Veteran’s Council New Bern National Cemetery National Ave Iraq Afghanistan Navy Jay Deloach Pamlico County Josh Avery

Fubo Memorial Park honors 34 American airmen

In 1961 and again in 2015, a Japanese village memorialized 34 American crewmen who died when their planes crashed on Mount Fubo on March 10, 1945. The Fubo Peace Memorial Park, dedicated near the site, reflects wartime humanity and postwar reconciliation.

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Voice of Union Hope Turns Voters Against Confederacy

A strong voice and protection promises drive Civil War era voters to back the Union, convincing many they had been tricked by Confederate leaders.

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