Dr Hebert Praised for War Record and Return to Practice
Dr Julien A Hebert veteran of five invasions with the air corps who received honorable discharge from the Army Medical Corps and resumed practice at Fitch Avenue and Grand Street. He was commended by Gen Jacob L Devers for his service in Africa Sicily Italy Normandy and Hulland and was wounded on D Day in Normandy.
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Julien A. Hebert
Army Medical Corps
Tetter
Jacob L. Devers
Army Ground Forces
Hebert
Fitch Avenue
Grand Street
Africa
Sicily
Italy
Normandy
Hulland
Dr Hebert Earns Purple Heart and Presidential Unit Citation
Doctor Hebert served as a medical officer with glider units in Europe, earning the Purple Heart and the Presidential Unit Citation with Oak Leaf Cluster. He treated wounded in Holland and braced through enemy lines with the 101st Airborne era, aided by plasma and penicillin, while later returning home to family.
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Devers
Beit - Hami
Europe
Dr. Hebert
Airborne
01St
Sted
Hebert
Holland Tis Ountit
Jenra
Brugsels
Red Cross
Troy Lodge of Elks
The
Hot Stove League
Troy Exempt Firemen
Paul Pierre
Victoria Serafin
Trov
30000 Yanks Return Home From Europe in Material Drove
American troops totaling about thirty thousand arrive back in the United States from Europe aboard numerous ships docking at New York Boston and Newport News. The discharge includes units from the 69th and 42nd divisions with hospitals engineer battalions medical centers and airborne detachments among others.
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Associated Press
Ith
New York
Boston
Newport News
St Bouton
Newport i News
Uz Wata
Santa Rosa
69H
Batra
Monterey
Calvin -Coolidges
Sih Signal Depot Company
324Th Sisal Company
Peden
Belgian Equality
fAbeard Henry II Hoyt
10Th Airborne Divisions
313Th Parachute Infantry
17Th Division
Costa Rica
Vas
Sautre
Gand
S4th Ordnance Ammunition Company
List
Sth
Ettinge
Military Police
380Th
283rd_ Field Artillery
48Th General Hspital Group
71St Military Police Company
Eightieth Station
Japanese Prime Minister Urges Japan to Forget Pearl Harbor
Higashi-Kuni, the Japanese premier, outlines a plan for a new Japan built on democracy and peace under American guidance. He cites challenges from reconstruction to unemployment and vows gradual freedom of speech while preventing militarist resurgence.
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Bussell Brenes
Toxyo Pi
Higashi-Kuni
America
Pearl Hart
Japan
Becnet
Asa
Presa
New Japan
Potsdam
Ardesly
Higashi-Runi
Japaun
Jedders
United States
Beliere
Son Wears Medal Dad Also Won
Sgt Charles J Howland and his son are both medal recipients. Howland, a World War I veteran from Waterford, entered the Army in 1942 and served 27 months with the Seventh Army in Africa Italy and Europe. He earned Croix de Guerre and Purple Heart, plus a Carnegie Medal for civilian bravery.
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Charles J. Howland
Elizabeth Howland
Eighth Street
Waterford
Tever
Sylvester T *Towlas
Ieolk
Fo Frange
Third Inten Iso
France
Batelle
Seventh Frustey
Africa
Italy
Belgium
Rhineland
Central European
Japanese leader urges people ties to heal postwar rift
Higashi-Runi argues true democracy in Japan is a prerequisite for renewed U S Japanese friendship. He calls for direct people to people contact and expects ongoing American investment and technology as groundwork for broader cooperation among America Japan and China.
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Higashi-Runi
Japan
America
China
United States
Japs to Hear Full Story Of Atrocities
Fragmentary OCR text describes a wartime briefing involving alleged Japanese crimes. The obscured content references a CP General and a commission presenting evidence of atrocities to Nipponese audiences. Context and specifics are unclear due to garbled source text.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at wartime bias and local names
Fragmentary text references Japanese cruelty stories and honors, mentioning figures like Gen Boon bower and Gen Barkepss Dol Fort Worth. It notes a Basenji dog nicknamed Barktess Bog and a person named E. W. Minchel praising an unusual canine.
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Barkepss Dol Fort Worth
Tex
Barktess Bog
E. Minchel
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Troy, N. Y
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