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Major Quigley Home After Ity 13 Months in Jap Prisons iQMarion Fighter Pilot Shot Down on 137th Miction Over Emmy' Utec in China; Ranks at Air Act*Wr WAIT ISftinoMajor tknald L Quigley, *3 may not be abl# to make up Wlt; for lh« 13 months he rnsaed while held a Japanese prisoner to his 10-day delay enroute but he certainly la trying.He armed m Columbus last Friday and mas met by his Will, Irene, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Frank Kltnfti of North Grand avenue. There they used the tickets foe the Ohio State football fame which Mr* Quigley had *a\ed for the occasion, then cam* to Manon Sunday afternoomonCcP*dhwiwlHatuMAJOft DONALD U WOUfand saw his mother, Mrs Lillian Quigley of 193 Bellefontaine ave-j nu« and the family. Since then,, according to his wife and sister. Janet, the days have been a bn hecticHe is to report to Fletcher General Hospital, Cambridge, O. on Monday for a routine check then expects to go to Camp Atterbury, IndMajor Quigley is the third Marion county man to be liberated from Japanese prison camps and returned home this month William Gibson, machinist mate' first class, ol Chicago avenue and Harold Thomas, boatswain mate second class, both token on Cor-; regidor arrived home earlier in the month.wiIntbP«witoMajor Quigley was reported missing lit China September of 1H4. A brother. Second Lt, Jesse A Quigley was reported missing over Austria about a week previously Both were lighter pilotsanInft%rOIIUAU MADC
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Marion Star
Marion, Ohio, US
Fri, Oct 26, 1945
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