War correspondent notes from Eniwetok assault theater
Hal Boyle describes a close range view of the Eniwetok operation with ships, gunfire, and air support. He observes Marines and soldiers advancing under cocoanut forests, spotting a lone Japanese squad retreating under fire, and notes the one sided nature of the battle as U S forces press to wipe out a garrison of about 800 men.
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Eniwetok
Local Notes From Summit Point Area
Summit Point Virginia residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief hometown items. Lenton services are planned at the Episcopal Church each Tuesday during Lent at 7 45 p m. Several locals travel to and from Hagerstown Maryland Washington DC Winchester and Morgantown for family and medical reasons.
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Summit Point
Marie Wilson Knowland
A. M. Rowland
Episcopal Church
H. C. Frazier
Hagerstown
John Wilson
Washington, D. C
W. McCorkle
James
John Brecken
University of North Rolina
Chapel Hill
N. C
James C. Brecken
Dorothy Coleman
Winchester
Jey Lancaster
James Hahn
Wardensille
W. Va
Busey Carper
Winchester Memorialospital
W. D. Dickey
Mildred Ann
Ronaldstown
A. L. Withers
and Hardesty
Frank Scanlon
Organtown
Women Jewish aid and missionary links abroad
The Woman's Zionist Organization of America sent a 100000 gift to Miss Henrietta Szold founder of the Palestine youth immigration bureau. Szold, 83, heads the effort that saved 10000 Jewish children from Europe and settled them in Palestine supported by 703 American communities contributing 4 million dollars.
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Woman’s Zionist Organization of America
Henrietta Szold
Youth Immigration Bureau
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Jerusalem
Miss Szoki
Europe
Palestine
Funeral for A F White draws friends at St John’s Church
A large group gathered at St John’s Church Bloom to pay last respects to A F White lifelong resident and former pupil and teacher for forty two years in Frederick County. Rev E B Smith conducted the funeral and the community extended sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Bloom Va
St. John’s Church
A. F. White
Frederick County
E. B. Smith
Want To Help A Soldier Then Help To Furnish The Winchester USO
Local community drives rally for Winchester USO to provide cheerful comforts, meals, and lodging for soldiers and military families. Organizers urge donations of furniture, kitchen goods, and supplies to outfit the USO center and assist visiting personnel.
Gripsholm to Dock in New York March 15 Arrival Expected
The liner Gripsholm bringing Americans home from Germany will reach New York harbor late Tuesday and dock in Jersey City about 9 A M Wednesday March 16 American export lines said. The 18134 ton ship will remain for about 48 hours during the embarkation period Relatives and friends should contact the American Red Cross to arrange meetings with returnees Only passengers officials and newspapermen may board the ship during embarkation. The ship sailed from Lisbon on Monday.
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New York
Gripsholm
Germany
New York Harbor
Jersey City
American Red Cross Chapter
Lisbon
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