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Newspaper

Yank

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1944

Page

3

Long mail call brings Sgt Mallon hundreds of messages

Sgt Richard I. Mallon receives a 50 foot long letter with 68 messages from Morrisburg Ontario and other places including St. Louis and New York. The GIs neighbor’s child drew pictures and a Morrisburg editor passed along town gossip. The town undertaker’s closing line offered hope to see him soon.

Albrook Field Panama Canal Zone Richard I. Mallon James L. Mallon Morrisburg Ontario Canada St. Louis New York Robert G. Ryan YANK

Smiling soldiers repel Bougainville attack in Empress Augusta Bay

A Yank cover photo shows three soldiers at Empress Augusta Bay during the Bougainville campaign. Chester M. Williams of Philadelphia, Wayne H. Sammons of Los Angeles, and Nicholas J. Tangorra of Rondout commanded a 37 millimeter gun and other weapons, reportedly slaughtering scores of attacking Japanese forces. The item notes accompanying the photo credit Sgt. Dillon Ferris and lists various photo credits and agencies.

Empress Augusta Bay Dillon Ferris Bougainville Chester M. Williams Philadelphia Wayne H. Sammons Los Angeles Calif Nicholas J. Tangorra Rondout Ill

In Uniform or Out a Corsage Nearly Covers Her

A London pub sighting notes an attractive young T-4 Vac wearing a rose corsage so large it nearly covers her outfit. The report, from the Yank London Bureau, mocks fashion ignorance.

England London YANK

Astonishing Anzio Sergeant Won His Stripes at Twelve

Sgt. Herman Graff born July 30 1925 in Mexico rose to sergeant by age 12 in the Regular Army and earned the Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster after service on the Cassino front. He lied about his age to enlist, later reenlisted in San Antonio, and after Mount Maggiore actions seeks citizenship and aims to become an officer.

StraLy Herman Graff Mexico San Antonio Tex Herman Uncle Sam Hawaii Army 61St Field Artillery Sgt. Graff 56Th Cavalry Brigade National Guard Graff Mount Maggiore Cassino U. S George Aarons Yank

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