N&O Index Card Listings

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World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Raleigh Sgt. tells of 23 very lengthy days. N.18-44:8.
  • Slnppon brothers and sister, Masyville, in armed forces. N.18-44:10.
  • Three Fuller brothers, Louisburg, Route 2, in service. N.19-44:3.
  • Raleigh gunner bags Zero in attack on refineries; Three McKinney brothers, Fu-puay Springs in service. N.19-44:11 X.
  • Three Moore brothers, Macclesfield, in
  • service. N. 19-44 15 X.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
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  • Four Jernigans, Fayetteville, in service
  • Smithfield officer tells of invasion; Chrrl-e's :Edgerton, Raleigh, has 50 misslona Grou of Carolinians are back from Pacific N.24-44:14.
  • Tribute to a "top kick". N.25-44:4.
  • Three Ingram boys, near Four 0?>s, in service. N.25-44:5. N.27-44:5.
  • Raleigh sailor feted in Filipino village
  • Five Cahoon brothers, Tyrrell county an<3 Three Harrell brothers, Gatesville in ser vice. N.27-44:8
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World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Marines return after war duty; Three Tyree brothers, Kinston, Route 4, in army. N.28-44:5. N.29-44:7.
  • 39 isen back from war; zones. N. 28-44:5.
  • Large Nazi tank is OK'd by Tar Heel crew leader. N.29-44:6.
  • Grllleland brother and sister, Wake Forest in war zone. N.30-44:5.
  • Pour Loveless brothers,JRaleigh, in service. N.30-44:10.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • N.30-44:12.
  • Four Wilson brothers, Littleton, in armj
  • Marks brothers, sisters, Littleton, in service. D.1-44:3.
  • Three Heath brothers, Grimesland, in service. D.1-44:9.
  • Four Bass brothers, Newton "'rove, in ser vice. D.1-44:16.
  • Many Tar Heels home from war. D.1-44:17.
  • Lt. John R.Thomas, Raleigh officer, saves U.S. tank. D.2-44:10.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Buchan brothers, Southern Pines, in service. D.3-44:5.
  • Four Salter brothers, Broad Greek, Carteret county, in service. D.6-44:5.
  • More Tar Heels home from war. D.7-44:10. D.8-44:3. D.9-44:2.
  • Propaganda: sample of German propaganda. D.8-44:16.
  • Raleigh man, Herbert W.Keeler, aids in Pacific rescue. D.10-44:6.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Four Tyndall brothers, Raleigh, in service. D.10-44:5.
  • Hood boys in service. D.11-44:5.
  • Raleigh sailor, Lester Chalmers, Jr. des cribes PT's battle with warship. D.12-44: 14.
  • Richard Gibson gets promotion on battlefield. D.13-44:10.
  • Three Morton brothers, Holly Springs, in service. D.14-44:2.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Cawthorne brothers, near Warrenton, In service. D.14-44:3. 44:6.
  • Tar Heels prove heroes In battle. D.14-
  • Four Barnes brothers, Henderson, Route in service. D.14-44:9.
  • Three Sawyer brothers, Washington, in service; Tar Heel officers enjoy German club. D.15-44:5.
  • Three Gurkin brothers, Clarkton, Route 2, in service. D.16-44:10.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Pvt. Hallle W.Glover, Raleigh, Route 3, tells of St. Lo action. D.17-44:8.
  • Tarboro soldier battles in nude; Three Pate brothers, Rocky Mount, in service; Smithfield minister, Chaplain William C. Neil, helps build church. D.20-44:8.
  • Andrews brothers, sister, Goldsboro, in service; Tar Heel gunner tells of excape.
  • D.21-44:2.
  • Three Hux brothers, Hobgood, Route 1, ir service. D. 21-44 5.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Smithfield man, T/Sgt. H.S.Klrkpatrick, tells of attack on Noemfabr Island, when he was wounded. D.22-44:3.
  • Goldsboro flier, Lt. Thomas VanBrunt, tells of battle. D.22-44:5.
  • Four Williams brothers, Enfield, in service. D.22-44:8.
  • Veterans return. D.23-44:3. 2.
  • Sanford officer tells of battle. D.24-44
  • Holmes brothers, Raleigh, in army. D.24-44:3.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
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  • Nazis outwitted by N.C. soldier, Sgt. William Pierce, Winston-Salem. D.25-44:2.
  • Chaney pictures Bastogne region. D.25-44:7.
  • Three Best brothers, Warsaw, Route 1, in service. D.27-44:2.
  • Three Gardner brothers, Wilson, Route 1, in sertoice; Wilson, Durham soldiers involved in army probe. D.27-44:5.
  • Three Kennedy brothers, Pink Hill, Four Hardys, Oriental, Three McLawhorn brothers Winterville, in fc service. D.30-44:3.