Old Third To Be Inactive Aug 1
The American Army will deactivate the Third Infantry Division on August 1, ending a storied era. Activated in 1917, the division earned the nickname The Rock of the Marne and fought from Casablanca to Berchsgaden, with 45,000 Purple Hearts and 8,300 hero awards. The move signals the end of doughboy warfare as known in two world wars.
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Western crop receipts rise as crops outpace livestock income
Western states see crop cash receipts climb from 845 million to 2.172 billion between 1930 and 1944 while livestock income grows from 692 million to 1.494 billion. Reclamation and irrigation boost arid lands, citrus production expands in California and Arizona, and fruit and nut income increases.
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FBI fingerprint files rule out unknown World War II soldier
Former FBI agent H. F. Dowling says the FBI holds about 100 million fingerprints from World War II servicemen making positive identification possible if any remains are found. He notes that with a hand or other remains available, the unknown soldier concept is ruled out.
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