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The Gaston Gazette in Gastonia, North Carolina

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The Gaston Gazette

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Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

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Sep 10, 2013

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Gastonia veteran tells war memories at Hollywood roundtable

Ray Stewart a 90 year old World War II veteran and fellow vets shared tank warfare recollections with Brad Pitt and other actors working on Fury during a three day Los Angeles visit. Stewart described a brutal 1945 German attack where five tanks carrying flammable liquid exploded, killing 25 allied and German troops as he watched from a nearby tank.

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Ray Stewart Gastonia Hollywood Calif Brad Pitt Ray Dottie Stewart Los Angeles Hollywood Boulevard Sony Pictures Stewart Pitt U.S Germany Logan Lerman Jon Bemthal Don Evans Collegeville Evans
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Brad Pitt Meets The Stewarts at Studio Event

Dottie Stewart recalls mingling with Brad Pitt at a movie studio as he greeted the Stewarts and made them feel welcome. Ray urged a photo, but Dottie hoped for a hug, citing her age, and Pitt encouraged the moment. Veteran item noted on Page 3A.

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Dottie Stewart Pitt Hollywood Ray Dottie
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Gaston County courts 100 new jobs with hush‑hush project

Gaston County moves to lure a new manufacturer, code named Project H, that could create 100 high paying jobs and invest $100 million by locating in the Gastonia Technology Park. County commissioners consider offering 47 acres and hefty tax incentives while keeping the company’s identity private. A public hearing is set for Thursday to authorize the deal, with officials urging optimism.

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Gaston County Gaston Gastonia Joe Carpenter Carpenter
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