First Cavalry Division in Tokyo Occupation Narrated
The First Cavalry Division on occupation duty spans the ten prefectures of the Tokyo Yokohama area. Known as the First Team the division fought from Manila to Australia in World War II and then led the way in Tokyo. Tec 5 Simmering has been overseas since June 1947 and on duty.
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First Cavalry Division
Tokyo
Yokohama
Manila
Australia
Local Soldier Enlists in 1947 and Posts Civil Career
A Washington Iowa man who joined the Army in January 1947 completed basic training at Ft. Lewis Washington works as a Clerk Typist for the Inspector General of the First Cavalry Division. He is a former carpenter and is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe Simmering of 614 North 2nd Ave Washington Iowa.
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Army
Ft. Lewis
Washington
First Cavalry Division
Joe Simmering
North 2Nd Ave
Iowa
Community notes and visits as Burlington events unfold
Local residents announce visits and arrivals including Mrs S P Sorenson and two sons in Burlington for a few days. Star Marie Hartsell born weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces in Kirksville with mother in Grime Smith hospital. local tours cite balloon parade tomorrow and Messiah concert at the Methodist church.
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S. P. Sorenson
Burlington
Robert Hartsell
Kirksville
Star Marie
Hartsell
Grime Smith Hospital
Karl Schmidt
Texas Rattlesnake Bites Illinois Man
Pedro Martinez promised to bring a rattlesnake from Texas and hid it in a glass jar inside his suitcase. The jar broke en route, and the snake bit his wrist as he unpacked at home in Sterling Illinois. Police and hospital staff arranged serum from Chicago via Rockford. Martinez had a fair chance to recover.
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Sterling
Ill
Pedro Martinez
Texas
Martinez
Threes
Chicago
Rockford
Embrees Move to Farm in Carthage Illinois
Sandra and party visited Carthage Illinois over the weekend to see Mr and Mrs Will Embree who have relocated to a local farm. Wilbur Moore will assist with farming operations. Mrs J C Peek of Corydon has moved to live with her daughter in Lansing Michigan. Mr Peck, uncle of Mrs A W Clow, died December 3 at Corydon. The Peck family left Washington about 13 years ago.
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Harold M. Booth
Connie
Pilot Grove
Afton
Sandra
Carthage
Ill
Will Embree
Wilbur Moore
Embrees
J. C. Peek
Corydon
Harry Coppock
Pennsylvania
Lansing
Mich
Peck
A. W. Clow
Mrs. Peck
Washington
Here
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