davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WILLIAM r. KNIGHT, cleo
trician's mate sc, USN, and his
bride. the former Doris White,
both of Utica, are on a week S
plane trip-to Washington, D. C.,
following their candlelight wed
ding in the Utica Methodist
Church. .
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George White OF
Hall road, Utica, and the BRIDE
sroom's parents are DR.. and Mrs.
Clark Knight of Van Dyke ave-
nue., Utica:
They were married Dec. IS, at
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Gngaaed

DOROTHY BAHLMAN'S en-
gasement to Howard Schroeder,
SON ofcMr. and Mrs. George Sch
roeder OF Heydenreich road,
Waldenburg, is announced today
by her mother, Mrs. Amelia
Bahlman of Clinton River road.
No wedding date Is set.
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plans.
"The 649th is capable of printing
10000 four-color maps in day."
explained Maj. Robert G. Watt of
Atlanta, Ga, battalion commander,
who recently joined the unit after
service with a Third Army topo-
graphic battalion. Zone task that
requires the skill and tedious work
of my craftsmen is the revision of
maps-the relocating of woodlands,
roads, streams and buildings after
reference to current aerial photo
graphs"
Surveyors operate in forward
areas with field artillery observa-
ton units, effecting fire control for
Seventh Army artillery.
Activated on Dec. Is, 1941, the
649th began by printing maps of
North Africa invasion. 1t landed
in North Africa on April 10, 1943,
and came into Southern France in
September, 1914 It's surveymen
served with the Fifth Army in
italy.
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son L. Sterling, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. B. Sterling, 500 Chestnut street,
Hagerstown, auto mechanic, is a
member of the 752nd Battalion,
which is credited with killing 1400
Germans, capturing 484 others,
knocking out II tanks and disabl-
ing three others and destroying Il
pillboxes, Al vehicles and "a guns.
The outfit, now in the Apennine
Mountains before the Pc Valley,
has been in the line with the Fifth
Army about 800 days since it was
indoctrinated in battle near Fondi,
Italy, last spring. 1t has expended
$4,000 rounds of ammunition in
combat, including 105-millimeter,
76-millimeter and 75-millimeter
shells.
In one of its first actions, the
752nd helped seal off a German
pocket in which 600 Germans were
taken prisoners.
Soon afterward, the tankers en-
tered Rome with some of the first
Allied troops to reach the capital
The tankers' fighting between
Rome and the Arno River was
characterized by vicious skirmishes
at close quarters, between 80 and
100 yards, with enemy infantrymen
The armor was able to reach posi-
tions at such close range to the Ger
mans because of concealment offer
ed by heavy underground familiar
in that part of Italy in the summer
The outfit engaged in particular
ly fierce battles in Roccastrada, Ce-
Gina, Rosignano and Leghorn. The
752nd exchanged shellfire with the
enemy in narrow alleys and
through windows and doorwayS in
Rosignano for seven days.
Operating well in advance of the
infantry, the 752nd attacked 6
heavily fortified hill north of Firen-
zuola at 8 o'clock one morning
Three hours later the last German
gun position on the summit hao
been wiped out The outfit held the
hilltop for four hours, until the in
fantry caught up.
The 752nd was activated at For
Knox, Kentucky, and trained al
Fort Lewis, Washington, and Camp
Young, California. Further training
was received in England. Its per.
sonnet operated an armored force
training school in Tunisia and, later
an armored command training
school a few miles south of Naples
Italy.
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9th Army Group, -Wher-
ever American assault troops hit the
beaches of the Mediterranean Sea,
they carried with them maps pro-
duced by the 649th Engineer Bat
talon, topographic unit now sup
porting U. S. Seventh Army in 1t.
Jacob L. Devere's 9Th Army Group.
Pfc. Andrew M. White, whose home
address is $50 Pope avenue, is a
member of the battalion (truck
driver).
Members of hte 649th have turn
ed out approximately 10,500,000
maps in less than two years over
seas, serving immediate battle
areas and anticipating forthcoming
operations in new territories. These
included large-scale and small scale
reproductions in monochrome, aeri-
al-photo mosaics, and fertilization
overlays. Supplementing this they
produced terrain models and town
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The executive sports committee
of the American Red Cross has set
a quota of 100000 to be raised in
1945 from athletic events compar-
ed to $1,045,000 raised in 1914.
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a destroyer escort of the Pacific
Fleet.
Waite is a graduate of the Dubois
(Pa.) High School, class of 1887, and
was formerly employed by the Fair
child Aircraft Corporation. He has
one child, Nancy Louise Waite, aged
four.
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ground combat against the enemy,
and entities the soldier to $40 per
month additional pay. The badge
is worn on the left breast above
the service ribbons.
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Norfolk, Va, April 10-George B.
Waite, husband of Ruth Elizabeth
Waite, 1869 Beechwood Drive, Ha-
gerstown, has been advanced in
rating to fireman first class aboard
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the service ribbons.
18th Army Air Force in Italy
Cpl. Austin w. Hutzel, whose home
is at 1874 E. First street, a B-24 Lib
orator Bomber armament technic-
ian, has been awarded the good con-
duct medal, it has been announced
at this base in Italy.
According to the citation which
accompanied the award, "His work
has demonstrated fidelity through
faithful and exact performance of
duty and efficiency to produce de-
sired results" 1t also mentions that
His behavior has been such to
deserve emulation"
Corporal Hutzel entered the Serv-
ice, March 6, 1913. He is a mem
Der of the veteran 18th Air Force
Heavy Bomber Group commanded
by Col. Thomas w. Steed, of Eto-
wah, Ten. The group has flown
more than 200 combat missions
against strategic targets in south
ern Europe and the Balkans
Sedalia Army Air Field, War
rensburg, Mo, 80 March, 1945-Pvt.
Withrow V. Knode, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel P Knode, Hagerstown,
has recently been assigned to this
installation of the First Troop Car
rier Command. Before entering
the Army Air Forces he was en-
ployed by L. A. Smart and previ-
ously attended Hagerstown High
School.
At A 18th AAF P-47 Base In Italy
Lit. Fred P. Kretzer, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul D. Kretzer, R. F. D.
u, Williamsport, took part in a
powerful Thunderbolt attack from
the 18th Fighter Group, 18th Air
Force, against the vital Udine- Cam
pc airdrome in Northern Italy, one
of the principal active enemy air
fields, scoring many hits on ground
ed Luftwaffe planes and anti-air-
craft emplacements.
More than $50 sorties were flown
by his group during the all-day
assault, dropping nearly 70 tons of
bombs and firing approximately
1900 rockets into the area. The
record pace requiring turn-about'
missions, Lieutenant Kretzer re-
turned to the target several times
during the day, each visit harassed
by intense flax.
A graduate from Clear Spring
High School, Lieutenant Kretzer at
tended the University of Maryland,
before being commissioned as a
pilot April Is, 1914. Overseas since
November, 1914, he has flown more
than Is combat missions in Ger
many, Austria, Italy and Yugo-
slavia, and has been awarded the
! Air Medal for meritorious aerial
service.
His group, which has participated
in seven campaigns, operates with
the British Desert Air Force.
Andrew T. Luther, AOM SIC, u.
S. Navy, son of Mr.. and Mrs An
drew Luther, Funkstown Hill,
writes home that he has seen just
about all of the Philippines and
good bit of the Pacific Ocean. His
ship has been in the Admiralty
Islands, New Guinea, Morotai
Island, Palau, Lingayen Gulf, Leyte,
Bah and Mindoro, among other
places. He writes that he also saw
|
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With The Tooth Division, Seventh
Army, France-Pfc. Robert H.
Grove, son of Mrs. Melva c. Grove,
1900 Virginia Ave-, Hagerstown, has
been awarded the Combat Infantry
Badge.
This badge is awarded for salts
factory performance of duty in
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Pvt. James H. Baumgarten, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Baumgarten,
348 South Locust street, who was
wounded in action in Germany on
February 10th, while with General
Patton's advancing Third Army, is
now recovering in an English hos
pital He writes home that he was
wounded in the right arm and left
foot and although he is getting along
fine, his arm is still very stiff He
entered the Service in July, 1914, and
received his basic training at Camp
Croft, S. c. Since arriving at the
hospital he has received the award
of the Purple Heart.
Pvt. Harry Bottorf, Jr., whose wife
resides at 312 Cleveland avenue, and
whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bottorf, live on Cypress street, writes
his wife that he is making a normal
recovery from frozen feet, which
caused his disqualification in the
239th Hospital in France on March
1st. He has now been transferred
to another hospital in France and
with the weather warming up, is
able to get out some and exercise
his feet a little. Private Bottorf
entered the Service in June, 1914,
took his basic training at Camp
Blanding, Fla, and arrived over
seas at the end of January
Cpl. Franklin D. Brungart, whose
wife and son, David Lee, reside at
241 West Side avenue, is now in
India. Corporal Brungart is the
former Scoutmaster of Troop 3,
sponsored by the Washington street
P. T. A, and was also teacher of the
Washington Square Methodist
Church Bible Glass. He is a former
employee of the North American
Cement Corporation at Security.
Fifteenth AAF in Italy =
Captain Jennings P. Dawson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer J. Daw-
son, 2200 Gay street, serving as a
pilot and operations officer, with
18th Air Force B-24 Liberator heavy
bomber group, has recently been
awarded the Air Medal with one
bronze Oak Leaf Cluster, 'for meri-
torious achievement in aerial flight
while participating in sustained oper-
ational activities against the enemy"
Captain Dawson is married to the
former Miss Celia M. Ernst, who
now resides at 43 Wayside avenue.
He entered the Service, April Is,
1941, and has been serving in Italy
since August of 1914. He has taken
part in more than Is combat missions
and has seen action over Italy, Ger
many, Austria and the Balkans.
First Lieut.. Hugh G. Downs, Jr.,
son of Mrs H. G. Downs, 1913 East
Antietam street, has recently been
promoted to Captain.
Captain Downs, an engineer, now
attached to the Seventh Army in
Germany, has been overseas for
year, and has seen action in Africa,
Sicily, Italy and France.
He is graduate of Hagerstown
High School and the University of
Maryland.
Pvt. Ralph A. Ebbert, whose
home address is Route /, Hagers-
town, is a member of the first AM
erican artillery unit to fire across
the Rhine River into Germany, the
250th Field Artillery Battalion,
which supported Seventh Army
armor in General Jacob L. Devers'
9th Army Group in the break
through to Strasbourg.
Pacing the French End Armored
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NEWS OF OUR
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European Theater of Operations,
U. S. Army-Pvt. Herbert L. San
bower, husband of Mrs. Gladys
Sanbower, Route 2, Smithsburg, has
been promoted to Private First
Glass.
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. ST. s., Nont.

Sbpobl Die tierii6en Sette nabr.
batter uno gum aufbau unleres &or.
pers notlpenois iin6, 10 boben bic
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8ert als Seilmittel. 60 miro oos
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mus, @i6t, 8errentungen, Seren.
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tie baben ergeben, baB Slioenolein.
lpribungen nit gutem grfolg bel Der.
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fonnen.
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net fir oen Wagen uno Die Ser.
onuung, ionoern ou6 fir ben gon5en
&orper uno funn innerli6 uno Gu.
Berli6 angemanot per6en. SIT Qu6
gegen Sortleibigfeit gu empfeblen.
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auerb0dIten, bic NIT ibren orbeits"
gefriimmten S6nben ibre eonoe gro
be 2iebe ME in elmer Opferidale fir
oie Sbrigen Dem Aaerbo6Iten peib'
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eindu6ringen, uno oIs babe i6 Elm
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miirOig Ieien.
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mid Qualte uno ordngte, uno penn
Die 3ufunft 6robeno ounfel mir ent'
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leitete mid ungefdbroet ourd Die Der.
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(6ortiesung foIgt)
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Sran u. g., Ga. =

@inen iebr seiunben uno f0Itti6
idmedenben sirup tann man aus
3uderriiben Cougar 8eets) bereiten,
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0rittel W0breniaft (garrots) auiett,
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einen angenebmen @eIdmad gibt.
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uno Elm Drittel W0bren uno todt
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longe, Biz man iie NIT Den sStngern
5eroriiden funn. 9unn preBt man
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benlorten geponnenen 5oft nit 10.
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bic geborige Side erreibt bot. Mon
muB BEN Saft nit einem bol3ernen
2offel beItanoig rmriibren, oomit Der
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5irup einen anoeren @eidmod ge.
ben, fann man nod 9itronen (2emon).
loft ooer ben Soft onoerer sSriidte
o0er 8eeren beimii9en.
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l1eber Die 3erit6runeen i'm @bein'
lano, Die iiberbaupt iiber Die oIIge'
metnen 3ultdnoe i'm 8beinIon6 uno
in anoern Eeilen Deuti6lonos, er.
fabrt man nod tDenig, big einmol
Der BoItOertebr nit 9eutI9lono er.
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beiten beri6tet Der Sonoerforreipon.
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&beins a6pdrts fabren piu," f6reibt
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an, oaS Ourd pieoerbolte 2uftongrif.
fe uno ipateres Arti1eriefeuer I6mer
beIdaoigt nuroe. gluf Der onoeren
Settle oes 5luiies liegt Die itarf NIT.
9enommene Staot Woin5, Die li9
lebt crit Dieoer 81 regen beginnt,
no6 oen idmeren SdIogen, Die Iie i'm
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9ebllebenen @erippe 5erItorter SQu.
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bait oouerno cine &olonne bon 9ait-
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Dor ben lleberbleibieln Der 2uoen.
Observation-Disclosures, Die ben Ser.
elnten ytotionen als erIter Stiibpunft
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troger uno 5erltorte @eleiie be5ei6.
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rubmten Bride.
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ltaot Bonn miro auf lonee 3eit nidt
nebr bon StuOentenlieoern pioer.
baQen, Sic ituno 5mei oufeinanoer.
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gutter Gell Der Stoot liegt in Rui.
men. 2urf irgenoeinen ionoerbaren
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Der ,Sorelei': ,0ie Suit lit tHbl uno
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NQuQA nuA alien GiQH

Ian tpuroe in Wtutoen benz Seuertoo
iiberIiefert.
Sm Sabre 1885 paren bort s45
Brieiter uno 497 OroensIeute tdtig:
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Der Wanoidurei umi4lieBen beute
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patres, Die alerifer bon ct. 8iotor.
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4tneiti6er GiO5eiantlerus.
als Sapan i'm Sabre 1941 Die
Wanoi9urei nit &rieg iiberaoe, muir"
ben ale Wiiiion6re auf ibren 8oiten
internlert uno 6urften ni6t einmoI
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riiden @ebietes liegen nod teine 3u.
oerlaiiieen 0adri9ten Dor. Die 8e.
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groBen Sell 6ineltid.
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s. g., Neb.

Eros mander 56uieriefeiten BE-
abiidtigen Die Oberammergauer,
nddites Sabr cine SonoerporIteQung
Der BaiiionsIpie1e gu geben. Dieie
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BerIonen CUR auffiibrung Der SpieIe.
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ooB Elm ein5tges grqmm Straben.
Itaub uno 'i9mus odtSebn Iillionen
8atterien entbalt uno bob BEL ieber
MISUNDERSTANDING ettpa bunoert.
fiinfuno5Don3ig @ramm Stoub auf.
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uno uni6doltder 4leinlebetpeien emf.
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Weroen. Ron io1te ieben abenb Dor
Dem @iien uno Sdlofensebcn Ii6
griinoli6 maiden uno antiieptii i6e
MitteI gebrau9en.
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meiitens iiberaa an Silfe feblte. Man
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geringerer Ginnabmen iinfen, 10 per.
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Die Gartoffel nabrboft, aspeitens neil
lie maiien6aft oorbanoen itno. 9ie
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fleiib MAIDEN mirb, nur S6mala 1tebt
auf Der @infaufslilte. Sdmal5 mub
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Miinitertnrmt im 1tIm

aus l1lm miro beridtet, 6aB Ser
aus Dem pier5ebnten Sobrbunoert
ltommenoe, bunoerteinunbie95ie Me.
ter bobe Eurm oes Minlters in llm
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acknowledgements nidt bei9aoigt
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lth auf urlou6 befinbenoen GIs be.
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&anttne, in pel6er SUDDEN uno &af-
fee Ieroiert tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13
N. 8., Galif.

Inter gbouoinismus beritebt man
cine iiberipnnnte, triegsluitige uno
eroberungsiiidtige potriotii9e Stim.
mung ooer 8aterIonosliebe. Eie Be-
5eidnune riibrt Don Dem Nomen ei.
nes Retruten @baupin ber, Der In
@ognioros 2uItlpiel go gocarbe Sri.
coIore" aus Dem Sabre 1881 eine
HoGle Ipielt. Sier in ben Ser. Stoa.
ten nennt man oieien iiberiponnten,
intoleranten Batriotismus ~Stnao.
ismus".