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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1945)
Mr MEN AND WOMEN IN SERVICE Si fei '""dfll' 'I has CEB PROMOTED l? r .r. rank of cor- iroiiKinit commission- j It ! rnmmiKMion IS Ion of Iho offl- ' ..l I.. Li into course iiv i"u in- Cnooi .r son of Mr. und Mm. tlx ol Portland, was In- into the """i'V.1.? 1,1, a iiriii iikio OI -P1?".?.....! ..ml Southern rcollcw of Education nl F ...... I.. ll,lr.ll,. nnd nnrtlculnrly r.- n nioiuiiu. ii r. t. l.iul rnmnlntncl f military law, u ltiiv . , ... r , PT" ..,,,,11 lnfiintrv jcani'iH combat. fcRRIS PROMOTED u a run OHOUP IN THE MED- Lnean theater d to icrifoant, lith nlr Mdauartcrs announces. fhe ion of Mrs. Elizabeth of Klnmuth Falls. ned in K""Br Kchcll oomu Kiuup, mo fitrscnnt leu iur uvic .nHint Oreiion Stato col. Lr. ho enlisted in the December 7; 1042. lOBLE OVERSEAS krd Noblo, S 2c, son of I rr Noblo. route 2, box Eimnth Fulls. has new according to recent in- :nn received hero. Ills Is now Jticnara nouin, oi3351. enro of fleet Kite, Ssn Francisco, Calif. formerly siauoncu iu iil, Wo. RATLIFF GIVEN MEDAL II IS A DQU A It T EUS, IHTII AAF, SOUTHWEST PACIFIC SSgt, Donald If at II 1 rr, son of Mr. and Mis. J. II. llatlltf, Mulln, has been presented this Air Modal. li "i"1" u"ner aboard n lath AAF H-24 Liberator of tho "Bomber Darons" unit. This award was for note worthy achievements while par ticipating In many bombing mis sions aualnsl Jnp sliorc installa tions, airdromes und shipping in tho Smith and Southwest Pacific und the Philippine areas. Sgt. nalliff enlerecl the armed forces In Si'iitcinber. 11142, re ceived his AAF IrainhiK at arma inent and gunnery schools before coming overseas in May, 11144. Sgt. Ratliff Is a former student of Oregon State college. Prior to his induction into the service his occupation was farming. CARLSON AWARDED ,1V1I,H,.,1'HE 4B DIVISION Sham' 'J3 SEVENTH ARMY, FRANCE In recognition of his Sit.0'? '"!,icvcn,ct in action, SSKt. Alfred M. Carlson, Klam ath 1'ulls, member of a tank bat talion, has been awarded tho Hrcm.o Star medal by tho com manding general of tho veteran 45th "Tliundeiblrd" division. Carlson is tho brother of Mrs. I rod Gocllor, 40(1 S, Riverside, Klamath Falls. Ho entered the scrvlco In March, 11(41, came overseas In August, 11)42, and is now on tho seventh army front in France. Tho cilutlon authorizing the high award reads as follows: " . . . for heroic achievement In action on August 28, 1044 near Loriol, Franco. When a man was wounded Homo distance from him, SSgt. Corlsou exposed himself to heavy enemy fire In order to reach the casualty. After administering first aid, ho carried the wounded man through hostile fire to an aid station." MARTINSON AWARDED SOMEWHERE IN THE NETH ERLANDS EAST INDIES SSgl. John Martinson, son of J. L. Martinson, 2040 Wanlland, Form Master 4A CHICKS 17 c Ea. In loll of 100 NiW Hlmpi, Rocks, R. Rtdi. 3A Grodo ISc Ea. PULLETS Place your orders now for future da livery for Heavy Breed or Leghorns. Sears Farm Store Klamath Falls, who wont Into tho Philippines with Gen. Mac Arthur's liberation forces, - has been awarded the Purplo Heart medal for wounds received in action against tho enemy In the Leylo campaign. Prior to entering the military servlco In September, 1041, Sgt. Martinson operated a furm near Oakland, Neb. One of tho first American sol diers to be evacuated from the Philippines for hospitalization In the Netherlands East Indies, Sgt. Martinson is now a patient in on army general hospital and making rapid recovery. HOWIE PROMOTED HEADQUARTERS, 13TH AAF, SOUTHWEST PACIFIC Clarence E. Howie, son of Mrs. Charles S. Schoal, 139 S. 7th, Klamath Falls, has been promot ed to staff sergeant. Ho Is an aircraft Inspector with' an air drome unit of the 13th AAF scrvlco command, In the South west Pacific. Sgt. Howie served at Smoky Hill army air base, Salina, Kas., before going overseas. 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