N&O Index Card Listings
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World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
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- Barham brothers, Raleigh, in service. N.
- James Pitts Ruddell survivor of Vasp. N. 10-42:3 X.
- Three Holland brothers, Trenton, in arme ed service. N.11-42:11.
- Duttons are told son's alive. N.12-42:5.
- Three Fralick brothers, Cary, in armed service. N.15-42:5.
- Ragsdale brothers, Fucuay Springs in service. N.15-42:8 0.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
- Three Ayscue brothers, Louisburg, in service. N.17-42:5.
- Goldsboro Englsn, Neal Anderson Scott, hero of battle in Solomons. N.19-42:5.
- Three Holloman beothers, Walstonburg, in
- service. N.19-42:10. _ ,
- Three brothers, Maness of Jackson, in
- service. N.19-42:19.
- Weaver brothers, Rocky Mount, in service N.20-42:3.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
- Tar Heel sailor- HomerrHyBerry, gets back from Jap-invested jungles. N.21-42:3.
- Hertford boy, Lt. Rufus T.Brinn, is hero in "Clay pigeon' force. N.22-42:3 M.
- Five members of the Denton family, Zebu-Ion, in service. N.26-42:5.
- Goldsboro flier, Lt.Robert Ivey Simpson, held in Morocco. N.26-42:12.
- Morton brothers, Franklinton, in service N.29-42:7.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
- Tar Heel helps in raid on Japanese at Canton. N.30-42:1.
- Three members of the Bullock family,Roanoke Rapids, in service. D.1-42:3.
- Account of Dieppe raid given by Col.Armstrong. D.1-42:5.
- Colon Salter and two sons of Atlantic, in service. D.3-42:16.
- Carl Eaton',3r. Charlotte, relates story of transport sinking. D.4-42:6.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
- Tar Heel, Wallace E.Wynn, Thomasville, lost in Jungle given vivid war picture. D. 5-42:1. 42:12.
- Jolly brothers, Raleigh, in service. D.5
- Three Vick brothers, Stanford, in array air forces. D.6-42:5.
- Tar Heel helps shatter docks at Bizerte harbor. D.6-42:7.
- French didn't try hard, African veteran, T.S.Carroll, Wilson, states. D.6-42:3 0.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
- America1s first year of war. D.6-42:2 M
- Raleigh boy, Carll.Hood Jr. sends poem
- from overseas. D.7- 42:11.
- League brothers, Rsleigh, officers in
- navy. D.8-42:5.
- Six Barnes sons, Rocky Mount in service.
- D.8-42:5.
- Three members of the Broadwell family,
- Angier, in service. D.9-42:3.
- Col. John E.Wood, Elizabeth City, is con
- mander if troopsfc I Liberia. D.9-42:5.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
- Wilson boy, Rhondy Lucas, taking rest after sinking of convoy. D.9-42:8.
- Six PhlllPis sons, Raleigh, in army, a daughter ln~WAACS. D. 11-42: 3.
- Aulander boys serve all over the nation. D.11-42:11.
- Washington boy, F.T.Wooli-rd, Jr. has see action. D.12-42:3.
- Wherever there's action there's a ar Heel angle. D. 12-42:4.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
- W?lnut Cove flier leads guerilla raids in Africa. D.13-42:10 X.
- Sailor, Arthur Griprgs, Shelby, describes Solomon battle. D.13-42:10 X
- Three Deaton brothers, Shannon, now in service. D.13-42:8 0.
- Three Blue brotners, Jackson Springs, in service. D.15-42:3.
- There wasn't much to spy except that he
- was there said John Wilson from Wilson. D. 15-42:5.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
- Lt. Fulton P.Lanier, Buie's Creek, gives call for soldier mail. D.16-42:2.
- Elliott Abernethy, sailor of Newton, sur vives sinking. D.16-42:3.
- Four McLean brothers, Rowland, in servic D.16-42:5.
- French first to fire when Americans land ed says Lt.Morris from rlamlet. D. 16-42:12.
- Troop landings in Africa related by G
- Goldsboro boy, Steve Simmons. D.17-42:2.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
- Home looks good to naval ensign Lex Mos-er, Charlotte. D.17-42:9.
- Wilson boy, G.P.Johnson Jr., had busy day with torpedoes at Fedala; Hanover fli er, Pilot Robert J.Overcash downs Nazi at El Agheila. D.17-42:13.
- Supply boy shot French from pis: pen in Africa. D.18-42:2.
- Tar Heels help in mine bombing; Four
- Grouch brothers, Roanoke Rapids, in servic D.18-42:3.
