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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14
4 Farewell Party

A farewell party was given for
Niles Marshall Madigan and Jack Ed
ward Helbig ny Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Madigan, Jr., and Helena Mae Perau-
do. The boys are leaving for the
United States Army December -.
1914. Those attending We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Madigan, j., and fam
lily, Mrs. Mckinley Paugh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Fitzwater, Mrs. Frances
Clary and two daughters Virginia and
Marietta, Milford Friend, Richard
Perando, Benjamin Fernando Jr.,
Franklin Pcrando, Warren Hoye,
Franklin Welsh, Gene Kimble, Burell
kimble, Martin Browning, Mason
Madigan, Jackie Junkins. Robert Jun
kins, Harold Madigan, Clarence
Rhodes, Imogene Madigan, Eileen
Madigan, Jean limbaugh, Norma
Uppold, Jean Uphold, and Ellen Jane
Rhodes.
Games were played. Refreshments
of sandwiches, cake, candy, soft
drinks, coffee and tea were served.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14
BRUCE FORSYTHE

Forsythe. aged G6 years, 7
and 25 days, died December 5
ONE near Accident, following
IS 70 a number Of years.
at Brandonville. West Va. on
}, 1878, he was a son of the
aph and Anna Gray Forsythe.
a member Of the English
church at Accident.
70 he was united IN marriage
Ault and to this union were
n children. Surviving are his
Mrs. Emma Forsythe and two
Wayne and Virginia, both at
lso four brothers, Milton For
riendsville; Isaac and William
!, Of Smock, Pa, and Clyde, of
wn, Pa.
es were conducted Friday af-
December s, at , o'clock at
:, with the Rev. G. NJ. Kun
hating. Interment was in St.
hurch cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14
Nutrition Is Our Business-and Yours!

same with human beings There is a great deal
of research being conducted at the present time
in our universities to find out more about the
relationship between diet and human health, and
Swift & Company gives many grants to aid this
kind Of research
Not so many years ago lot of people said meat
was hard to digest; that children should never be
given pork, etc. Nutritionists have proved that
pork is one of the most digestible of all meats,
rich in Vitamin b. These and many other basic
truths about meats and other foods have been
established by the work of nutritionists You can
readily see why such discoveries help the sale of
meat and of livestock. That is why we say
Nutrition is our business and yours"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14
PROFITABLE CATTLE FEEDING

Under present conditions the Illinois Agricul-
tural College recommends feeding medium
feeders or better to good finish but not to
choice. Their suggestions:
1. Keep cattle largely on pasture and roughage
until they have most of their growth 2. Feed
common two-year- old feeders minimum amount
OF corn to medium finish, producing CONNER
cial or B-grade beef. 3. Feed medium two
year-old feeders minimum of corn to a medium
finish, producing commercial or beef; or
short-feed them full feed of corn to a good
finish, producing good or A-grade beef.
q. Sacrificed good and choice two-year-oId
feeders full feed of corn plus suitable supple
ment to produce good or A-grade beef S. For
details, write College of Agriculture, Urbana
ILL.,, for Bulletin No SOL
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14
Right eating adds life to your
years, and years to your life"

These six Americans are united in the lob of see
ing that 1872, 900 900 fellow Americans get enough
Of the right kinds of food to eat. The rancher,
farmer, meat packer retailer, housewife and sci
enlist, each has part in the preparation and
distribution of meats ard other foods
Feeders of livestock know that diet has lot
TO do with the health of their animals. 1t is the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14

Single copies of The Repubh.
can may be obtained at the Hamill
Book and Stationery Store, corner
Third and Alder streets. where the
current issue Of the p8per ia
placed on sale every Thursday at.
ternOOn. Price, ) cents per copy.
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hungry animals Craze it. The picking is pretty ,iin
extremely low in phosphorus and calcium deficient III ne
protein and other minerals needed animal nutrition
10 have profitable pastures, the yield per nus
be greatly increased the nutrient content improved ne
grazing must start earlier in The spring last laer
IN the fall. Rye, grass, winter oats and other WIN er
crops must be made available FOR grazing ,ilc,
land must be chosen Frequently, the agricultural
land, as properly managed pasture, will pay big yI-
dends any crop.
Farm animals require daily amounts of nutrients II
proportion to the animals weight and productive lt.lv-
y To meet these requirements, thicIy soGded pasture
is desirable with combination Of grasses and ieg,nlas
which produce less fiber and woody material and .,ore
protein, minerals and vitamins.
Soils that are too acid need limestone. Ground or
cultural limestone generally proves satisfactory. On
most Soils superphosphate brings about a marked m
crease in yield, with more grass and fewer The
nutrient content of grasses and egumes such as yllc
dutch or hop clover is greatly increased Nitrogen.
in conjunction with superphosphate usually ewes
prompt increases in yield and in many cases. ne
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14

Manufacturers offered a plan to
pay off the national debt in so years,
Al the same time cutting individual
income taXes in half.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14

in flour, then brown in hot fat in a
heavy kettle Add water, cover tightly
and cook slowly for two hours, or until
tender. Add peeled potatoes, onions
and carrots, and cook for one hour.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14

Does lots of WooI on the
face and legs of a sheep
and a Wrinkled skin
help to maize a more
ualuable feece2 No, says
the u. S. d. A. Sheep
GVith lUooi ovcr their eyes
produce feeces OF lighter
Weight and less ualue
than open-faced sheep.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14

addition of potash is profitable
Ground agricultural limestone ana
complete fertilizer has often been
very profitable.
For moderate outlay on pasture
improvement, the hme-superphos-
phate treatment should show up
very proftably Better stands Of
grass and a marked increase in clover
will be noticeable Consult your
county agent about the amount of
lime and fertilizer to use per acne
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14

V-bombs killed TIC British civilians
during November
Eighteen-year-old soldiers are now
being sent to the battle fronts
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14
BETTER PASTURES PAY

The pasture is capable f
making a real contribution
to farm income il given |
fair chance. Often land II
suitable for anything else IS
called pasture and recei IS
no attention. Lean and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14
MatMo2egz,,j
BEEF POT ROAST

roast, accompanied by
ions and carrots. Roll
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14
Ex-Farn1 Boy Knocks Elm Dead

Maybe heard the epic story of Zeke Givan Zeke
was farm boy from Dearborn County Indiana-unti he
enlisted IN the Marines His first big show at Kwaia
LEM The Japs started to rush him. and Zee started to
shoot When the shooting stopped, those present
Zeke one red-hot Browning Automatic Rifle, and 35
dead Japs. Zeke says modesy, II did nothing except
my duty Later he wounded at Saipan Well say that
like many thousands of other farm boys in and of the
Service, he is doing his duty extra special well.
Swift & Company, CHICAGO ., ILLINOIS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-14

with farmer He said THE way look at it is this
-lcIlat helps agriculture helps all of u.s.
That is it in a nutshell What helps agriculture
does help all of us-producer, meat packer and proc
essor retailer and So the purpose of this
page is to tell in few words and many pictures
about all manner of things that do help agriculture
We hope that by searching out news items, telling
of trends, big or little reviewing findings Of
agricultural experiment stations by recounting the
experiences of successful individuals, and in many
other ways we can render worthwhile service to
all who produce our nations food
The Editor will be F, M. Simpson, who is already
well known to many Of you Manager of our Agri-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-23

uno MGrtprer.
Das @eleb bes gpangeliuns uno
ser &irdengeldibte muB oespegen
audi oaS @eieb Ser &atboliif)en slf-
tion 1peroen. 0ie grfolge Der &a.
tbolilden glftion peroen peientli6 So
bon obbGngen baB mir nidt nur
2eute baben, oie fiir ite reoen ,tn0
banoeln, ionoern audi iolde, oie fir
ite 1eioen tpollen. Nn &reu3en feblt e5
ni6t. Die @elt lit bon 6apon. @s bon-
belt it6 nur oarum, Die gebeimn;s=
bollen gnergien, Die oarin i6lummern,
5u ipeden uno fir Die &atbo1ii6e Nt=
tlon ein5uiteller. Oorum bonoelt eS
lid, oen @eoanfen Der &atboliIdcn
9lftion ni6t nur in Die 8eri iammlun=
gen, lonoern Dor ollen1 au6 an Die
5tdtten bes 2eioens, in oie berborge=
men &lo1ter5eaen rtnb eini iamen Man-
iaroen, in bic &ranfen3immer uno
5pitaler 5u tragen. 9arum banoelt es
Iit6, Die &reu5e 5u Wotdten, 81 &roft~
er5eugern um5utponoeln, oie @ori
uno Sat Ser anoern antreiben unc
befru6ten. 0arum banoelt es it6, aus
alien apoitoliid) geitnnten &reu5trG=
germ IN Der Pfarrei, in Der @emeinoe
ltnb I'M 2anbe, cine 9lrt @enietruppe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-23

5u biloen, Oie 8erge obtragen un6
96Ier ousfiIlen uno 8ege babnen.
Ourum ban0elt es it6> ben 8otien.
ten, oen 2ei0en0en, Sen 4rbeitsunfd.
bigen, 5um 9elpuBtIein 81 bringen,
0aB &rel5tragen aus 2iebe 5u @ott
un0 MenIdbeit, &reu5tra9en ols
Sitbne, mertOoaite, interchangeable
Irbeit rno Oesmegen 9atientIein nid)t
Sa1tpmitglieo in Stride. un6 .@eIeII.
I6oit-iein beoeutet.
Sier liegen oerborgene Goldberg.
Derfe un0 Oiomontenfeloer fir oie
totbollI5e 5ad)e. Anna 2otbarina
Gmmeri6 iab einn1ol in Der Gilion
cine ungebeure Edtigteit bon Mufbou.
en0en nod 3eiten 6es abbru6S uno
3erfauS. 0a famen, iogte fie, gun3
olte, friippelige, bereeiiene 0eanner
unO biele frdftige, iunge 2eute,
Ssrauen un0 &in0er, @eiItlide un0
Weltlihe, un0 Ser 8ou por bal0 mie.
Der gon5 bergeitellt. Gin berrli6es
8llo Ser 3ulammenorbeit bon Grie.
ltert1m ltnO 2aienapoitolat, bon M6n.
nerfroft unO eOlem 6rauen0ienlt, bon
ltltr1nenoer Sugeno lmo 1tiIlen Spfer.
leben! 9l6er elmer feblte nidt, ser al,
te frilppelige Wann: ser &relt3trGger.
gr1t 10 1ino Die 0feiben Ser &atbcli.
lfen Iftion 0ouItnG0ig. gS 1ebe 0ie
2egion Ser &reu5tr0gcr! @S lebe sic
GbrengurOe Oes Ser3enS Se1u uno oes
9er5enS WoriG!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-23

Sd bon oer gr0e erbobt bin' (Sob.
1882. @ir f0nnen iagen: Das ber'
lteben mir nidt! 9lber es lit oie gro'
&c Eatiade inn 2eben seiu uno ml,b
oorum ou6 Die groBe Sotio6e in Ser
geihidte bes fortlebenoen @briitus,
ser Stride, iein.
Die &ir6engeidi6te lit bic &C.
f6i9te zines &reu5peees. Die groBen
grfoIge bes gbriitentltms, Die Siters
toge, iino auf &reu5megitationen er=
ri1tet tporoen, nob Selbergnd6ten
uno @olgatbaitunoen. @ues 2ebenoi=
ge, mas in Die g8elt fon1n1t, miro in
S6mer5en geboren. 0as gilt fir oos
uebernatiirli6e biellei6t nod rnebr
als fir oas Natiirlide. Die Sormen
oes &reu3es mogen babel tpe9Ie1n,
oas @eieb ielblt bleibt unoerdn0erli6.
8ir baben @rignon bon Wontfort ge=
nonnt. @ines Cages bate ltd cine
ungebeure MenIdenmenge angeian1-
melt, Inn i'm, 81 boren. Ser @ottess
mann itieg auf 6ie @on3el. SHE .8lide
tparen auf i'm geridtet. 9lber fein
@ort fam bon ieinen 2ippen. S6peis
geno 5og er iein grobes &ru5tfir ber=
hor uno 5eiete es Der Menge. 0abei
leubtete es in ieinen Mngen tpte ber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-23

gibt feline an6eren 8ege fit feline
Singer. Seine onoeren MetboOen fir
on0ere 3eiten, fetne neuen @eieBe Ser
Seelenrettung uno 8elterneuerung!
Iue miinoen i6lieBlid INNER pieOer
Elm in Die @olgatbaltraBe, in 6ie Gia
Ooloroia 0es OeeiIters. Ser S0bepunft
in Der gottli6en 9lttion unleres Sci
lonoeS tpar ni6t oas @ort, ni6t oaS
8unoer, ionoern oos &reu5. Die gro-
BE In5iebungstraft ging ni6t bon
@briitus Dem 8reoiger, ni9t bon
Gbriltus Dem &rantenfreunoe> ionoern
BON @briltus Dem @efreu5igten aus.
SD min ale an Mi6 3ieben, menn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-23

8i0eridein ser @tptgfeit, 10 OuB elm
S6auer Die Meniden befiel un0 ein
ein5iger 56rei INN @rbarmen 5u @ott
ii6 erbob. 9os mar mebr als cine
@piIooe. 9os mar elm 8abr5ei6en
ser gebeimnisoo1en an5iebungsfrGfte,
hie ni6t nur bonn Greu5 bon @olgo=
tia, ion6ern olt9 bon ieOem aus 9iebe
un0 nit Opfergeilt getrogenem Sreu-
Sc ousltrablen. 8enn Sic 8elt iiebt,
oaB man fir cine groBe beilige Sufe
iib bcrfolgen> berroten, berleugnen,
rerbobnen, geiBeln, freu5igen 1aIien
fonn, oann gloubt lie. Die beiten Bre=
bigger ser Stride itno ibre &relt5trdger
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-23

Bie 6ie uNoroomerifo" bcrifJtet,
1totteten Dor fur5em Mooome WunueI
Nue5on, Satin oes GrGli0enten Ser
Bbilippinen, uno ibr Sobn M2anuel
Dem @rabe oes ebrm. 8i1hofs Neu.
mann in Der unteren st. Beterstirhe,
BbilaOolpbiu, einen 8eIu6 ob uno
beteten BORT fir oie SeiligIpre6une
oeS i'm Hufe Ser Seiligfeit oerItor.
benen Observation-Disclosures.
Der bobe 8eiu6 pur0e bon 2c1t.
nont 9ntonio Mu0rigal, einem 9llIi.
ltenten 0cs Observation-Disclosures
begleitet. WeIgr. Cornelius g. 8rcn.
nan, Oireftor Ger &oritos ser Gr3s
0i05e1e BbiloOelpbio, iotpie Serr un0
6rau Heter 8. 9esmounO, 0rcrel
Sin, nQbmeneb enfouS an Dem 8elu9
tell.
So6tp. gilbert g8oibIe, G.55.R.,
Der Gi5epoltulotor ser &nuIa oes i'm
Sabre 1860 Derltorbenen Oierten Bi-
Idofs bon Bbilooelrbio, erlduterte
5rau 0ue5on unO ibrer 8efolgldaft
oen Sortgony oes Seiligipredungs.
tro5eHes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-23

8entiibe Oid nidt, aus einem @ein.
itod einen goienbaum, ODER aus ei.
nem @i6enltammlein einen Apiel.
taum 5l1 5ieben. &riippel lpiirOen sir
&padien. Darum 5iebe ieoes 3ino ouf
in ieiner art uno ite peroen Dir our
5reuoe geoeiben Oenn oue &reatur
@ottes lit gut.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-23

NG6lten Wonat tperoen no6
iobrelonger @etpobnbeit 6ie
Sdmalben bon Gan Suon Gopi'
franc, Calf, tpieoer 5urudfebren.
Seit iiber einem 0reibierteliobr>
bunoert iino 6ieie Sdpalben, nit
ieltenen Musnabmen, am 10. WGra
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-23
STE Wr,ttee her 9re1t3z
trdger
Son 9Sr6lat &obert Mdber

greg1tton Der So6ter BON DER users"
beit legen tpol1te, ging er in oas
GpitnI bon Soitiers, ianmelte BORT
eine Mnaobl ormer, frGnflider, bin'
fcnoer, tur5 bon ser Notur itiefn1iit.
ter1id beoadter Sungfrauen, in Be-
nen er iebo9 Sen -@eiit Der 0emut
un6 oes Opfers batte feltlteaen TOM
ren. 0as erIte geobi5iat elmer Sroens'
griinoung cine glusmabl BON glrmen,
&ronfen, &riippeln - bas lit nah
allen gegeln oes eeiunoen Meni6ens
ber1tanbes Elm l1nlinn! go iagt oie
gSeIt. Gber oieier uniinn mar eban-
gelii6 uno poulinii6 un0 oarum bon
@rfolg gefr0nt. @r ging berpor aus
benz inneriten 8elen bes Gbrilten"
tums, oas ni6ts on0eres ilt a1s cine
8ereinigung meni6li6er Sbnma9t
un6 g0ttli9er Numadt inn 3ei6en oes
&reu5es.
Weon ipri6t bieI bon @otboli1der
gttion. Con aber Die &atboliibe If-
tion @rfolg baben, Damn 0arf lie ni6t
oergeiien, ou6 bic Netbooe oes iel.
@rignon 81 ftuoieren. @inen onoeren
@runo fonnen mir oud) bel1te ni6t
lcgen, ais ben ser gelegt lit: Gbrilus
oen @efreu3igten. Man muB oeSpe-
gen nidt nur cine elite bon iiber=
5eugten, idlagfertigen, mutigen men'
i6enfreunoliden Ipoiteln Der Sat
beran3ieben, man muB gleid3eitig Ell
ne fleine Qrmee bon opotoliI6en
2reH5tr6gern mobili1teren. Cine 9lr>
NEE bon 8linoen uno 2abmen uno
&ritppeln, bon &ranfen uno @rbeits-
utfdbigen aller &ategorien, cine 9lr-
NEE, Die bielleidt pegen ibrer @igens
art oos @obngeld6ter Ser Belt er-
regt, oie ober nod Der Strategic oes
Sin1mels entI6ei0eno in 0as 3eitge"
fdeben Der nGb1ten 8utunft ein5uqrei-
fen berufen lit. Die &atbolii6e Aftion
tpiiroe bel ibrer Mobililterltng cine
unber3eiblide uno in ibren Solgen
unbere6enbare Il n t e r af1ungsIiinOe
begeben, tpenn tie ni6t lire gon5e
Sorgfa1t Der binteriten @tarpe, Der
dtoltolilden @r3iebung Der Greu5trd'
ger miomen 1piiroe.
gs 1T fein @ebiet Ser &otboliI6en
Qftion, oas inn al1gemeinen 10 pentJ
BerItGnoniS fin0et tpie 0aS Der &relta.
TRIGGER. Die Stride berbiat in Der
Hoiiions5eit oas &reu5. 2iegt oarin
nidt au6 oer @eoanfe, oaB ieoes
Greu5 INNER ettpas @ebeimnisbolles
uno Undergraduates bleibt uno oorum
ettpas fir BEN natiirliben Weni6en
&bidredenoes an it6 bat? Btr fiir6=
ten uno flieben oas &reu5. Mu9 mir!
8ir, 3. +. Die 9eotur, Die 8elt in
uns! gs miro uns idper 81 glauben,
oob oos &reu5 iogar an5ieben ion.
Die Belt min ntdt 6as &reu5, ion>
bern oen &ran5, 1idt Oas Spfer, ion-
bcrn oen @enuB. Man empfinoet eine
geuiiie @eringi6abung fir Die ioges
nannten paiiioen Sugenoen, Die De>
NUT, Die @eoulo, Die @reebung, Die
8ube. Ser &reu3tr0ger gilt oielen,
benn man bon &atbolil6er aftion
lpridt, fir inbalio, ntlitaruntauglib
in Der Irnee oer itreitenoen Stride.
0a MAIDEN mir es nun tpie Die
G;rHo o,,1 0orfro;4on HQir 4,oh+1n,7
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-23

Dem ct. SolepbsfeIte, 3uriidgefebrt
uno am 20. Sftober, Sem Se1te oes
FL. Sobannes, tpie0er obgereilt. -
Das obere 8ilo 5eigt einen Sell
Der geelter in oen Suinen Der alten
Miliion. - l1nten: @arten oes
&lo1ters.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
Mighty Contributions
To the Winning
Of the War

. Stupendous production of
fruits and vegetables
oversubscription of every
war bond issue and literally
supporting every drive con-
nected with the war effort,
the Imperial Valley stands
proud before the nation as a
tremendous force in the win
ming of the war.
. And with the coming Of
peace, we look forward to
an unprecedented era Of
growth and development. In
the meantime we must con-
tinue to make the most of
what we have and contribute
unstintingly in every way we
can to shorten the war and
bring a lasting peace.
. Security Title and it's pre-
decessor companies h ave
been serving Imperial Coun-
ty since its inception, and
continues to offer conven-
lent and reliable service.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

Graves, Bud Cd
Glorfeld, Peter Lowell
GrUalva, Jorge Moreno
Gerhart, John Wallace
Galeos, Lorenzo Villareal
Gardenhive, William jefferson
Gongora, Juan Puyot
Garrett, Aaron Lee
Goodwin, James William
Green, McNeal
Gibbens, Lawrence Edward
Gott, William Delaney
Cash, Raymond Leon
Gomez, Jose Garcia
Green, Joseph Albert
Garcia, Canuto Mirmantes
Glaze Floyd Wallace tA)
Green, Dolph Lynn
Garibay, John Sarabia
Grant, Leslie Smith
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
H

Hutchison, Vernon Raymond
HiXSon, Ecld
Huff, Robert Newton (M)
Hernandez, Jesus Madrid Cd
Hicida, Ignacio Olivarria
Hobbs, Raymond Curtis (A)
Hewett, Clarence Edgar CN)
Henos, Mike G..
Hart, Charles
Henry, Hollis A. (A)
Hotter, Clyde w.
Hamilton, Jack Lee CN)
Humdy, Alfred
Hamilton, Marion F.. tAF)
Holleran, George Gable tA)
Hayes, j. D.
Humphrey, John Arthur
Hurst, Buford Paul
Hinojosa, YSmael
Hartman, Donald Cd
Haffinger, Fred Sam
Hernandez, Conception r.
Hellman, Jack McHenry (A)
Hill Jr., Clyde Vernon
Hardin, Clifton Arnold
Hume, John Paul
House. James Samuel
Huddleston, Duane Alton
Hart, William Donald
Harrison, Roy Randell tM)
Hernandez, Bernardo G.
Hoskins, Herman
Haskell, Lloyd E. (N)
Holquin, Eduardo
Haybert, Wayne Hollis (N)
Hopes, Washington Irving (A)
Hall, Melvin Keith
Henderson, Rexford Rees (N)
Hartsock, Keith E.
Hernande Jr., Mario G..
Hardin, Files M.
Howell, Melvin Harding
House, Henry (MD
Hargrove, Luke Thomas
Hall, Troy Howard Cd
Hoo gson, Tommy Charles (N)
Henselmeier, Jack (N)
Haskell Jr., William Robert
Hayhurst, David Joseph (N)
Hopper, Emmett Riley
Henry Jr, Walter Lloyd
HuddleSton, Louis S. (N)
Hardeman, Lynn M.
Hodgson, Leslie Clifford
Hunt, Harold Albert (A)
Hardy, Thomas Clarence
Hightower, Ray
Heiny, George
Hill, Toivo Alfred
Hinojosa, Salvador
Continued on Page g.
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B

Continued from Page u
Brady, Marvin Raymond (N)
Berry, Thomas Lloyd
Branson, Lee Roy
Baldemor, Teo Al
Burnett, Ralph Eugene tN)
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