Roseburg news-review., February 21, 1944, Page 4, Image 4

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JOE MARTINEZ, Colorado farm boy,, his battalion bogged
down under withering fire from Jap positions on Attu,
arose alone and advanced into a hail of bullets to clean
out trench after trench so his battalion could advance.
He died with his rifle at his shoulder, pumping lead into
the enemy, while his mates were able to move up behind
him and successfully take the pass. For this, Joe Martinez
has been posthumously awarded the Nation's highest
military honor. Lc: every man who was once a farm boy
himself buy an extra War Bond in Joe's honor . . . for Joe
took the bullets aimed at the heart of America!
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