Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 115, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 8 June 1945 — Page 6

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1945, Presents Thrilling Lion Act And Elephants . TONIGHT AND SATURDAY "PATRICK THE GREAT" with Donald O'Connor - Peggy Ryan - Prances Dee Plus Paramount Late News Events. TONIGHT AND SATURDAY 'Vigilants of Dodge City" and "Dangerous Passage" Chapter No. 10, "Zorro's Black Whip." FOOD SITUATION IS CRITICAL W- i'!Hf .W.liiHIWIlMpawM!iij!Wi;

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, drive to victory with a link-up jwith elements of the Fifth United , States Army in Italy, the Seventh . I Army captured hundreds of key

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his home in Carlisle last weekend and was accompanied to Indianapolis by members of his family. The Carlisle soldier is a veteran of Eastern France, Belgium and German battles,, , ,

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In addition to the , tremendous son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rogers toll of prisoners taken elements of 0f Paxton, is now stationed with the Seventh Army also liberated the United States Army at Camp thousands of Allied prisoners of Maxey,' Texas. His address is: war when they overran German pvt. Earl J. Rogers; 35966692 prison camps. Among the world- Co B, 102nd Bn., I. A. R. T. B., fnmous personages liberated were Camp Maxey, Texas.- ' Leopold, King of the Belgians, his Queen and family, and Edward' , -Daladier and Paul Reynald, both' WOUNDED VETERAN HOME former French premiers. On the Private Garland Edgar Nash, oi her side of the ledger the pris- husband of Mrs. Mary Nash of .mers of the army include Her- Carlisle, who was wounded on :iiann Gaering, Reich Air Mar- the Western Front while servshal; Field Marshal Albert Kessel- hig with American European ring, commander in chief of . the Forces, has been returned to the Western front, and his predeces- United States for hospitalization ,my Field Marshal Gerd von and is stationed at the Camp Rundstedt. , . 1 Atterbury hospital. Before climaxing its spectacular Pvt. Nash enjoyed a visit at

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HOME ON FURLOUGH Sgt. and Mrs. James A.. Kirby, Jr., are home on his delayed . en route furlough. -Sgt. Kirby, who has been stationed in. New Orleans, will '.leave for a camp in California in a few days. He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. James Kirby of Shelburn, j-oute two.

band., of Mrs.. Lois VanMeter of Carlisle, is now a patient in the Army Hospital at ' Springfield, Missouri, according to news received by his wife. , Sgt. VanMeter was wounded April. 11th while 1 serving - with Gen. Patton's Third Army Fmwj on the ; Western Front. ' . - f .,1; I- .. .. : .. tHe arrived in New York May 27th. ----- "

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This Morning's Headlines

NEW NAVY PLANE WILL SEE ACTION. A new Navy fight

er plane, the twin engine Gruman F7F Tigercat, swiftest and. most powerfully built for the fleet, is ready for action against the Japan- ' ese. The Navy removed .some of the secrecy surrounding the heavy,

high-speed fighter which it described as one of the answers to im-i

proved performances by Nipponese aircraft.

TRUMAN DENIES WAGE REQUESTXPresident Truman turned down an urgent request by labor leaders for immediate relaxation of wage controls. He said the Little Steel wage formula would stand, at least pending a thorough study to be undertaken later of present

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CHILD FOILS PENITENTIARY BREAK

HOME WITH HONORS Charles ' Knight, Pharmacist Mate 1c, of the United States Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knight of Carlisle, is now enjoying a 30-day leave at his home in Carlisle. ' The Carlisle sailors rest follows many months of active service with .-a Marine Division : in the Pacific and where while administering aid to the, wounded he himself was seriously wounded. ' .. Knight,' who arrived last Friday evening at - his Sullivan County home, went in with the fourth assault wavei in the Iwo Jima landing," While the battle of Iwo was pretty tough, he reported, still it was not as bad as he had expected. Knight was wounded February 19th at Iwo, being later transferred to the Great Lakes Naval Hospital for hospitalization where lie is now stationed. While overseas he served in the Marsha lis and at Saipan, in the Asiatic-Pacific Theater, and has been awarded the Presidential Unit Citation and a personal letter of commendation.

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WESTERN PENITENTIARY Deputy Warden W. E. Gaffney, right, looks at hole In the prison wall at Pittsburgh, Pa pointed out by George Gregor, five-year-old boji who is credited with foiling a prison break, when he accidentally stumbled into the hole which had been dug by inmates of the institution. The hole was connected with a 32-foot long horizontal tunnel extending from the prison laundry basement to outside the penitentiary wall, shown on the left. (International)

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