Roosevelt Stroke Timeline Revealed From 1938 Onward
Washington report traces Franklin D Roosevelt经历 series of strokes from late summer 1938 in Rochester Minnesota through a Palm Sunday seizure at Hyde Park and the fatal cerebral hemorrhage at Warm Springs on April 12 1945. The piece notes secrecy around his health and key figures who observed him including Dr Howard Bruenn and Admiral Ross McIntire.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Chicago Tribune
Hyde Park
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Earl of Arlane
Canada
Princess Alice
White House
Chicago Times News Service
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
James
Aubrey Williams
Howard Gerald Bruenn
New York City
Navy
Bruenn
Ross T. McIintire
Admiral McIntire
Patton laments American ignorance of animals while recounting mounted troops
General George S. Patton Jr says German prisoners in North Africa would have been larger with horse cavalry and notes Americans’ ignorance of animals. He recalls Italy’s 900 mounted men on mules and a GI who saddled a mule around its neck, causing a fall when saluting.
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Washington
George S. Patton Jr
North Africa
Italy
Patton
Mail Across the Channel Fosters US Britain Ties
Britain Magazine notes about 700000 personal letters weekly travel from American soldiers to British friends and a similar volume from Britain to US troops. The exchange is cited as strong evidence of wartime goodwill and mutual understanding between the two nations.
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Britain
English Channel
Channel
United States
Tax delinquency notice for land in Gunter Texas Block 69
Citation in Grayson County Texas to J D Denton heirs and city of Gunter. State and county sue for taxes on Block 69 O T P Gunter for 60.72 state and 66.92 county. case set for July 6 1945 in Sherman district court to condemn and foreclose. Judge S V Earnest clerk. Deputy Nancy Drake.
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Grayson
J. D. Denton
Gunter
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District Court
Grayson County
Sherman
Texas
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Marines Who Paid So Dearly to Take Iwo Jima
Marines paid a heavy price to seize Iwo Jima yet the island saved many B 29 crews. From March 4 to June 4 851 B 29s landed there emergency with 9361 crewmen and the base’s control boosted bomber operations and crew morale. The 21st Bomber Command notes seven benefits including reduced Japanese threat, more landings, and better weather forecasting.
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Iwo Jima
21St Bomber Command
Guam
Iwo
Tokyo
Japan
Marianas
Cafe Closes Its Doors With A Fishing Sign
John Kynaston shut his downtown cafe and posted a sign reading Gone fishin Will reopen July 2. The notice notes no bacon or other staples and little help, yet readers scan the Want Ads for potential diners.
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Abilene
John Kynaston
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