N&O Index Card Listings

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World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Raleigh man commands army railroad batta
  • lion. Ap.9- -44 :3.
  • Lt. William W.Furr, Raleigh, bags Ger-
  • man plane. Ao 9-44:8.
  • Sergeant at Pope Field te lis of daring
  • escape. Ap. 9-44:13 X.
  • Karl Miller comes home afterescape from
  • Reich. Ap.11-44:3. 5.
  • Tar Heel flier has close call. Ap.11-44
  • Cherokee 5. Indian in Burma fight. Ap.13-44
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Tar Heels in India. Ap.14-44:10.
  • Three Richardson brothers, Raleigh, in oversea areas. Ap.16-44:3.
  • Three Nichols bDothers (negroes) Raleigh serving in army. Ap.16-44:6.
  • Three Cooper brothers, Weldon in war zones. Ap.16-44:7.
  • Three Wilkins brothers, New Hill, in ser vice. Ap.19-44:10.
  • Three McDonsld brothers, Dunn, Route 3, in service. Ap. 24:10.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Tar Heels take part in parade in London. Ap.22-44:10.
  • Nothing to talk about according to air hero, Lt. Ralph G.Wallace, Raleigh. Ap.23-44:8.
  • Newspaper headlines show history is repeating itself by Margarette Smethuj?8$t.
  • Three Medlln brothers, Wake Forest, in service, Ap. 23-44i13.X.i
  • Nurse describes work in Africa. Ap.24-44 3. A
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • 2 Brewer brothers and sister In service. Ap.27-44:12.
  • Tar Heel pilots say Japs not very eager. Ap.28-44:5.
  • Three Pulley brothers, Youngsville, In service. Ap.28-44:12.
  • Three Powers brothers, St. Paul are Lts. in army. Ap.29-44:2.
  • Three Joyner brothers, Zebulon, In service. Ap.29-44:3.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Relations with Allies Ap.29-44:8.
  • Three Hunt Brothers, Ap.30-44:5.
  • Four Grimes brothers,
  • Fortress pilot, Capt. from war. Ap.30-44:11.
  • Four Lupton brothers, county, in service. May
  • Three Gapps brothers, 2. tnyservice. May !
  • by Hugh A.Thompson
  • Goldsboro, in Navy.
  • Ap.30-44:7. Coats, in service. Roland McRae, back
  • Lola, Carteret
  • 3-44:5.
  • Rocky Mount, Route
  • -44:9.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Invaslon prayer Issued by Bishop Henry St.eorge Tucker. May 5-44:17.
  • Three Reel brothers, Wilson, in service. May 6-44:3.
  • Tar Heel, Commander Norman M.Miller, Win ston Salem, makes mark in Pacific. May 7-44:11.
  • Zero is bagged by N.C. airman, Ensign
  • Marvin R.Odom. May 7-44:16 X.
  • Raleigh soldier ralates tale of fancy AA
  • firing. May 8-44 10.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Maj. J.Biddle Carraway, Raleigh Fortress pilot discovers too much ontirnisin here. May 12-44:3.
  • Three Langley brothers, Dunn, in service May 12-44:12.
  • Raleigh man, Charles E.Johnson, Jr. risk ed life to save wounded soldier. May 12-44 16.
  • Albemarle flier, Maj. Richard Henning, in select group. May 13-44:2.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Three Bland brothers, New Hill (negroes) in service. May 13-44:3.
  • Three rlce brothers, Selma, Route 2, in service. May 13-44:3.
  • Raleigh man, Lt. Frank Upchurch, helps in new Chinese push. May 16-44:8.
  • Four Herrin brothers, Roanoke Rapids, Route 1, in service. May 17-44:5.
  • Goldsboro flier, Lt.Comdr. Eddie C.Outlaw, downs five planes in Pacific. May 19-44:12. "
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Dad avenges death of son. May 31-44:2. Three Manning brothers, Greenville, Route 2, in service. May 31-44:5.
  • T-Sgt. Robert B.Crompton, Roxboro airman Joins hero list; Two N.C. fliers down Nazi planes. May 31-44:7.
  • Five Jones brothers, Pink Hill, Route 1. in service. Je.1-44:7.
  • Number Tar Heels in service. e.2-44:8.
  • Three Spence brothers, LaGrange, in service. J e. 2-44:15
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Four Smiley brothers, Fayetteville, are officers. May 21-44:9.
  • Five Shiner brothers, Kinston, in service. May 22-44:3.
  • Sgt. F.B.Glbbs, Engelhard, tells of Balkan trip. May 22-44:6.
  • Tar Heel marines in Pacific. May 23-44:1
  • Three Warren crothers, Spring Hope, in service. May 26-44:5.
  • Marine hero, James M.Thomas, Blltmore. May 26-44:10. A