Dale County AlArchives News.....Our Men & Women in Uniform October 5 1944
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The Southern Star
 Our Men and Women in Uniform (Reprinted Southern Star Oct. 6, 2004 pg 4B.)
   60 Years ago, Oct. 5, 1944.


            PVT. WILLIAM J. ENGLISH SPENDS FURLOUGH HERE
Pvt. William J. English has been spending a few days at home with his parents, 
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. English, Ozark route one. Pvt. English is with the Air 
Corps, stationed at Savannah, Oa.. He completed his training at Ft. Myers, 
Fla., and received his Wings as Aerial Gunner and was sent to Savannah for 
overseas duty, but failed to pass the physical examination and was placed with 
the ground crew, and a few days before his unit sailed he was in a wreck and 
suffered a fractured neck and has been confined to the hospital for the past 
seven months. He is now much improved and feeling fine and has returned to his 
station. He has been in the service for two years.
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            OS JOHN E. ENGLISH REPORTS TO NEW ORLEANS
OS John Edwin English, US Merchants Marine, stationed in New York, has been 
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. English on route one. He will report 
to New Orleans for new assignment.

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  There was 7 more on this page , that somehow was reprinted in the Oct.12, 
1944 Paper.
 They are, Thompson, Joiner, Bruce, Shirah, McDonald, Dykes and Strickland. 


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