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Newspaper

Yank

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1942

Page

5

Japanese-Surnamed Soldier in New Guinea Sees War as Duty

Sgt. Joe Smith a college graduate born in California serves with American ground forces in New Guinea. Despite being of Japanese descent he remains loyal to the United States saying he will never be captured by the enemy. He learned English before Japanese while assisting as an interpreter though he cannot read Japanese well. He hopes to return to farming lemon groves after the war and believes he might be useful to postwar Japan.

New Guinea Joe Smith Joe California Japan Set Japafirs Gas Orden Seog Batliss EL Bag el Geyt Edie Ecubes Ea Peevieseteee Pe Jupetiosa Petty Paso Sk ERIEL Pearl Harbor Army Pacific AEF United States Middle West Arizona Sgt. Smith WlogVie Srg Fen Yypae Seapilete Et Msagaezeie A & Gee Rimcbicia Wittich

Jinxed radio man from Lexington flies with CBI unit

Ralph T. Morris of Lexington North Carolina, a water heater salesman turned radio operator rated buck sergeant, nicknamed Jonah for the jinx aura around his aircraft, recounts near misses and battles in the India China Burma theater. The article contrasts the depot at India with native labor and American mechanics, detailing nightly mess options and the blend of old world craft with modern aviation work.

Australia Ralph T. Morris Lexington N. C Jonah Bandoeng Java U.S. Army Air Force India U.S China-Burma- India K.P G.i.’S G.I U.S. Army G.I. Mage United States China-Burma-India Yank Fielp Cornikes Ponbenit

Labrador husky aboard bomber passes through box label

A U S corporal from Columbus Ohio named Oyer carried a cardboard box overseas marked 19 lbs net wt COFPFEE ISSUE R G POM but emerges a Labrador husky dog nicknamed Interphone or Roger from the crew. The dog’s presence is noted amid war dispatches and a jumble of unrelated text references.

Norry Attlantic Pase Columbus Ohio Oyer Bormber Roger Hoger Fareine Jon Bink Brite Wilds Beer Paseen Grtisiitels

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