Proxied Romance Survives Across The Pacific
Wagner of Chicago and Patton once an ex shoe salesman wed by proxy after a long courtship. Patton, in New Guinea, and Evelyn in Kansas City Kansas, faced legal hurdles as proxy marriages were illegal in Illinois. The $365 ceremony kept them together with no arguments to date.
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Patton
Golden Gate
Evelyn
Illinois
Kansas City
Kans
New Guinea
Chicago GI Celebrates Birthday Amid Tehran Conference Graft
Cpl. Jimmy Martin, a Chicago sax player with the New Friends of Rhythm, marks his 38th birthday in Teheran during the Roosevelt Churchill Stalin meeting. After drinks with Russian officers, he is escorted to camp gate by two captains and a first louey, lamenting it hurts their tradition that he is not a drinking man.
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Eheran
Iran
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Cpl
Jimmy Martin
Sherman Hotel
Panther Room
Chicago
New Friends of Rhythm
Jimmy
Martin
Teheran
Joney
Cpl. Martin
Tovarich
Tovarich Ransvelt
Tovarich Stalin
Louey
Ransvelt
Friends of Rhythm
Patton and Bride Return Home Hearts Quickened
Private Marvin P. Patton of Fort Worth Texas returns home to a joyous welcome Delighted bride Evelyn is mentioned as the former Miss Evelyn in the unfolding wedding celebration The couple’s homecoming is framed as a personal milestone set against a wartime backdrop with the emphasis on family and reunion
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New Guinea
Pfc
Marvin P. Patton
Fort Worth
Tex
Patton
Evelyn
The Marine Sergeant and the Right Flank Gamble
In the South Pacific a Leatherneck sergeant eyes a crater with a Jap unit dining and plans a gun position. His insistence clashes with a subordinate voice, until a smiling English-speaking Japanese meets him. The sergeant roars to command, then vows to run his unit his own way.
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South Pacific
Jake
Mac
Nurse Lt Maxine Lykins Helps Beachhead Nurses Land in Italy
Lt. Maxine Lykins of Albany Missouri smiles while digging a slit trench in Italy as part of a hospital grounds setup shortly after she and 21 other nurses landed in the Anzio Nettuno invasion area, the first American women to reach the beachhead south of Rome.
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Italy
Maxine Lykins
Albany
George Aarons
YANK
Anzio-Nettuno
Rome
Photo Credits Caption List From Military Air Photos
Photo credits enumerate personnel and units for image 2,3,4,5 showing Sgt George Aarons and entries from Fourteenth Air Force Coast Artillery Signal Corps Armed Forces Radio Service and others. Names include Maxter AAB, Syracuse AAB, Fort Riley Kans, WN Farnham, Paul Deutschmann, Pen Sehnall with associated bases such as Columbia AAB S C and Goldwyn Pictures.
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George Aarons
Fourteenth Air Force
Coast Artillery Command
Acme
C & ti—Signal Corps
Armed Forces Radio Service
Signal Corps
Maxter
NR. C
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Chennault
William Lichtle Jr
T. S. Alexander
Joseph Lapurie
Sherrod
E. Rea
M. J. Markus
James P. O'Neill
Kansas
Marine Corps