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This folder contains assorted photocopies of newspaper clippings  from The Florida Flambeau from June 25, 1937, a newspaper clipping for the marriage of Eunice Claire Bowman, a newspaper comic strip, and assorted clippings from unknown newspapers. 

Photograph dated April 1941 of two men in a kitchen, portrait photograph, two other undated from same period. These appear to be from Luxembourg. A photograph of Rochelson with a couple on a beach is included. Two photographs appear to be from Europe. Various newspaper articles from Chattanooga, TN are included.

This folder contains newspaper clippings regarding the Henry Walter burial service, the Walters art collection, the Naples passenger train, the Louisville and Nashville Coast line, and the North Carolina Southern Railroad System.

Mariana Times, October 17, 1940 and October 18, 1940, Orlando Sentinel Sunday.

The newspapers are collected primarily from the Abilene Reporter-News, but also theDetroit Times, Pinpoints, Fort Leavenworth News, and the New York Herald News. It includes clippings of John L. McQuigg when featured in the paper and of men from Abilene featured in the paper for their war service, specifically George L. Paxton Jr. with the Flying Tigers. The Pinpoints edition is from January 1, 1941, and was published concerning war news by the Mediterranean Allied Photographic Reconnaissance Wing. The Fort Leavenworth News is from December 2, 1944. The folder also includes papers from The Arrowhead Lines, the paper for Camp Arrowhead, Texas, during the summer of 1944. Sassie McQuigg is featured as a reporter in the July 22, 1944, edition. The New York Herald Tribune clippings from 1951 are concerned with the death of Colonel Polifka in Korea.

This folder contains prints of 'The Semi-Weekly News' in Monroe City, Missouri, 'The Stars and Stripes Weekly', 'The Stars and Stripes' in London, England, the 'Belfast News-Letter', an American edition of 'Guinea Gold', and 'The Stars and Stripes Algiers Daily'. It also contains newspaper clippings regarding Gentges and his injuries, some of his published articles, and a clipping regarding a Christmas mass in a hangar in North Africa.