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Yank

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1945

Page

4

Green Sworn-In Soldier Rep Seeks GI Help At Camp Lee

Around Camp Lee Virginia hundreds of GIs gathered to greet Pfc William J Green elected to the House from his Philadelphia district He is out of the Army and says he will push to protect servicemen seniority Pay and other benefits when they return He filed for Congress before induction last March and has since gained new outlooks on national issues with emphasis on preserving service members rights and potential pay adjustments after discharge.

Camp Lee William J. Green House of Representatives Philadelphia Green Congressman Green Congress Quartermaster Corps Washington

Price wins Congress seat from 22d District of Illinois

Pfc Debs Myers Yank reports Charles Melvin Price of the Army Quartermaster Corps was elected to Congress after unloading 390 bushels of apples in Camp. Price, from East St Louis, defeated Calvin D. Johnson as a Democrat with CIO- PAC backing. He vows to listen more than speak in Congress but will advocate for GIs and favors international cooperation and a new deal.

Ilinois Charles Melvin Price Quartermaster Corps Price Congress East St. Louis Ill Democratic Party Political Action Committee The CIO Calvin D. Johnson Ccamplee

Indiana Vetern Jenner Joins Senate Charge of 1944 Seat

Sgt Richard H Paul writes of William E Jenner of Bedford Indiana the first World War II veteran to reach the Senate. Jenner served two years four months in the Army and six months in the Air Service Command in England. He was nominated while in an Army hospital to fill the unexpired term after Frederick Van Nuys death. Jenner age 36 won Legion backing and Senate seat saw active Indiana Republican support.

Ashington U.S Senate William E. Jenner Bedford Ind Washington Congress Jenner Air Force Army Air Service Command England Mitchel Field N. Y Frederick van Nuys Samuel Jackson H. F. Schricker Sen Indiana American Legion

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Rep Ote Price Cpl Hyman Goldberg YANK Pfc Debs Myers T Bry Armitet Cts Veterans’ Affairs Sgt Richard H. Paul Yank
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