Bradley A War Leader Who Quietly Carries The Load
A wartime portrait shows General Bradley as a diligent planner with an 8:30 to 5:30 routine that often runs late. He works seven days a week in England coordinating American forces, visits front lines, and phones when not visiting in person. He is a family man who rarely drinks, wears shell-rimmed glasses, and shares a mutual respect with Eisenhower, though Ike talks more while Bradley listens.
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Illness and Local News From Greenspring Virginia
Community notes report serious illness of Mr A L Anderson of White Hall and a visit from Melvin Tinsman and his late daughter to Mrs Tinsman’s parents. Death of Mr Clyde Borden in Wheatfield. Mrs Ellen Catlett showing improvement. Chickenpox confinement for Marilyn Nagley Tommy Ashton and Walter Labelle. Fire damaged Mr Joshua Ellyett’s house but no serious damage. Several residents travel to Winchester for business and visits.
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