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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1985

Page

5

Ex-GIs plan reunion with Waffen SS veterans sparks protests

Veterans of the 70th Infantry Division and former Waffen SS members exchange visits for years and plan a Europe trip to meet in Bad Windsheim instead of Normandy. Protests from Jewish groups and a U.S. Army warning lead to shifting the gathering amid controversy over reconciliation with former enemies.

New York U.S. Army France Bitburg Floyd Freeman 70Th Infantry Reagan Freeman South Gale Los Angeles West Germany Toledo Ohio St. Avold Lor- Tame Europe Minneapolis Frankfurt Bad Windsheim Nuremberg Sixth Waffen SS

Texas reunion ends跨 Maryland tot kidnapping case

A 14 year old babysitter Tammy Giles faces extradition to Maryland on juvenile kidnapping and abduction charges after Dallas police recover 2 year old Michael Fitzgibbon from a Dallas shelter. The boy was abducted Aug 4 in Waldorf and held through a cross country search from Pennsylvania to Texas.

Fort Washington UPD Texas Maryland Michael Fitzgibbon Dallas Charles County Casey McDevitt Tammy Giles Pennsylvania Michael Sharon Fitzgibbon Chad Patricia Burch Pittsburgh Giles Mark Flick Greensburgh Burch Fitzgbbon Flick Sam McDevitt Waldorf Patty Tammy Jack Clower

Kilroy Was Here Origin Traced By Widow

Halifax AP report says Kilroy was here began as a shipyard worker’s claim to prove his work. Margaret Kilroy, widow of James J. Kilroy who died in 1962, recalls he printed the phrase on inspected ships after superiors questioned his rate-setting during World War II at Fore River Shipyard. The slogan and its bald character became a wartime meme across ships, buildings, and vehicles.

Halifax Mass Kilroy James J. Kilroy Margaret Kilroy Fore River Quincy Jim

Five children killed in two blazes in DC and NY

Two fires in Washington DC and New York killed five children and injured seven people. In DC a rowhouse blaze on Sunday killed three Bradford children aged 4, 3, and 2 and mildly injured their mother and two other relatives. In Brooklyn a living room fire trapped five boys, two of whom died, with three brothers injured. illegal welded steel bars on a bedroom window impeded escape. The NY fire started from careless smoking as the family slept. parents escaped with minor injuries.

Washington, D.C New York Nation District of Columbia Michael Carmine Bianco Tyson Brooklyn Bauser

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