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THE CLIMTON CHRONICLE
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Thursday, September 13, 1945
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Preliminary Hearing In
reserve area. The 18thjin the abdomen. Pfc. Bragg was bur-
;of June marked ^.he sixty-third dayjied with an appropriate Protestant — , _
of continuous combat against a stub-;service on August 31 in the St. Andrei Craine CaS6 Todays
Iborn. and well trained enemy. Dur-| American military cemetery. BrigmOll'InqUCSt Also
' ingi practically the entire period thisj
regiment was attacking, fighting ini f 0 n 0W i n g item was taken from
tprmin favnrAn thp pnpmv in _ _ » i* i i
.... , , . A preliminary hearing in the
a newspaper published by the 26lst Woodrow Wilson Craine case will be
held in Laurens this morning (Thurs-
celebrated day) at 10 o’clock before Magistrate)
Friends of CAPTAIN HARRY E. terrain which favored the enemy in
BOLICK will be interested to learn ( defense and in hemp and cogen grass r infantry"stationedT|n Germany:
of his recent promotion; f^om first where the heat of day was radiated j ‘ . .Xonwi |„ h
lieutenant. Capt. Bolick isf command-1to an unbearable degree, you never
ing officer of Company I, 295th In- 1 once failed to take an assigned ob- his second year wjth the 261st Infan-.James T. Miller,
fan try regiment, a Spanish speaking jective. The 21st Infantry counted on Augusl zu - « e , « as an Craine, former local taxi driver^,
outfit, stationed in tho Panama Canal 2,133 Japanese dead and captured 14 a N cling s Q uad leader tor a long time, barged with the murder of Percy
Zone, where he has been stationed prisoners, The total for the 24th Di- 0n seve |' al occasions he has been in ^ Brigmah on June 10, is now out
the past 14 months. Prior to going vision was 5,149 enemy casualties, command of a section. It is a tough on a 52,500 bond. The case is sched-
to Panama he also completed a tour This regiment accounted for 42 per break tha ! he has not gotten the rec- !uled to be ca ii e d f 0 r trial at the
of duty in Newfoundland. Mrs. Bo- cent of the division total. It is dif- du® him. for his activities cnm ; na i term of court opening the
lick and son. Harry, Jr., plan & leave ficult for me to find words to ex- on u - da y- Lawson has been pui fourth Monday in this month. Craine
at an early date for the Canaf Zone, press to you the admiration and re- fo ^ a B J' onze Star > a cluster to be, is represefited by Blackwell, Sulli-
where they .will join Capt. Bolick and spect in which I hold you. You and added ,or Draver y- Ivan and Wilson,.and O. L. Long, of
make their home. jyour dead comrades and those of you Pfc. Lawson, son of Mr. and Mrs. i Laurens. The state will be repre-
jwho were wounded in action, have Lawson, who live jiearJicr^r-seTTIed by Solicitor B. V. Chapman
CAPTAIN WILLIAM H. HALL, : kindled in me an intense pride ,in is expected home-rwtthirrThe next;of This circuit, assisted by Samuel
son of Mrs E H Hall of this city commanding such an organizhticinL” i iew weexs rrom Germany, after, R. Watt of Spartanburg, solicitor of
was one of those honored when his. —* -serving 26 months overseas. Besides the 7th circuit.
unit, the medical deUchment of the) CPL. MARGARET LIGHTF60T! th , e , Eurdpean , theater of opecabons Brigman Inquest Today Also
406th Infantry, a part of the 102nd STUART, WAC, who has been sta_! Heartland 6 the ^oocTconiiuct medaf ** was also l earnet l yesterday that
division, was awarded the Merito-■ tidned at Bangor, Me,, with a unit
rious Service Unit plaque .for supe
rior performance of duty in the per
formance of exceptionally difficult
tasks and for achievement and main
tenance of high standards of disci
pline during the Battle of Germany.
an inquest into the death of Percy
Lee Brigman will be held here today
of the air transport command, has
been transferred to Washington, D.! PFC. DAVID BOYD, who is on a j (Thursday) at 5:30 at the police sta-
C., where-she has been assigned to'30-day furlough after spending the;tion.
headquarters of the ATC. |past 25 months in Germany, spent the
past two weeks with his parents, Mr.
NATION’S BANKS GEARED
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Friends of ANDREW JOHNSON. 1 and John B °y d - who ,ive near ‘ nrkC'rvv * o 1 icv niv-r-
of the navy, stationed in the.beie. He was accompanied by his rUK IOSI»AK LENDING
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STAFF SGT B. JjFRANK DuBOSE Hawaiian Islands, will be interested,;' vife . who makes her home in Balti-
h.is reported to the Smyrna,-Teunr,'to know- he recently underwent a,more, Md., while he is in the ser- _ . _ .
air field, where he is stationed, after tonsilectomy at the base hospital in v ‘ ce - They returned Monday to Bal- g government obligations soared to
spending the past thirty days with Honolulu. timore. over $47,000,000,000 and unimpaired
his mother, Mrs. Crawford DuBose.; ♦ capital stock stood at over $1,500,-
Sgt DuBose recently returned from Friends of LEWIS OAKLEY, ma- 1 CAPTAIN AIKEN TAYLOR has 000.000; surplus almost $2,000,000,-
tnt European theater of operatitons. ehinists mate third class, of the Sea- received an honorable discharge from oqO; undivided profits $500,000,000,
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Notice for Payment of
T axes
City
Notice is hereby given that Town Taxes for the T0K51
of Clinifijn will be due and collectable up to December
15th for the year 1945. The Tax Books will be open for
the collection of taxes at the office of the Town Clerk
on and after October 15th, and will remain open up to
and through December 15th.
A penalty of five (5%) per cent will be added on all
taxes not paid by this date, and an additional ten (19%)
per cent shall be added if said taxes and penalties are
not paid on or before the 31st day of December, 1945.
The levy, for current fiscal year is 37 mills; 12 mills
for current operating expenses, and 25 mills for inter
est and sinking fund on various Bond Issues outstand-
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mg.
Wm. B. OWENS, City Clerk.
Income of the FDIC itself totalled
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bees, will be interested to learn of j the army after serving more thani anc j reserves $281,000,000.
SGT OLIN JOHNSON has report-) his recent promotion to his present two years overseas. Captain Taylor’
eii tu the Salma air field, Kansas, t rank. He is now stationed in the us the wearer of the Bronze Star,, „ .,
a »ter spending an extended visit at Philippines. Purple Heart and six battle stars on ^ l ’ 0 o 0 , 0 : 00 ® fdr ^ I
Johnson recently returned ♦ his European theater of operations I of „ 194 f 5 ’ from premiums and earn-|
European theater. 1 Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Bragg have re- ribbon. He and his family are now d aU . r P us un s - 1 expenses!
♦ ceived a letter from Chaplain Julian making their home in Decatur, Ga„ jL ftnn ep ‘^ osses a ou ing o on y
B MeCOIG is a Ellenberg, who served with the 8th where he is completing his studies ’ Vanno non - , s —r.. ntina
the 21st Infantry regi- Infantry regiment in the European at Columbia Theological seminary. ^ 1 * a9 ' 0n0 . 000 °' ei to mounting
huh has been commpnded by theater of operations, stating that The Taylors spent the past week-end res er\es.
PFC. RALPH
member o
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it- ( n^iandmg officer. Col. W. J. their son, PFC. CHARLES M. here with his mother, Mrs. George
Verbt k The commendation reads: BRAGG, who was reported killed in Taylor, and family.
• on 19th June. 1945, the 21st Infan- action in August, 1944, died in Paris *
try was withdrawn from combat and! August 29. 1944, of a gun shot wound MAJOR HUGH JACOBS son of
Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, has re-
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September 14 and 15
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September 14 and 15
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THE SPOT," NEWS.
Trouble Chasers
1 ceived his honorable discharge from
, the army at Camp Blanding. Fla.,;
where he has been stationed since
returning from overseas in Decem
ber. Major and Mrs. Jacobs spent
the past week-end here with his par-
ent£ and are now visiting Mrs. Ja
cobs’ parents in Rock Hill.
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Friends of PFC. GENE KING, son
BILLY GILBERT—the fat. sneezy of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King, will re
man, SHEMP HOWARD —the tail 'gret to know, he was recently injured
funny man', and MAXIE ROSEN- near Munich^in Germany, just a few
BLOOM—the other tall, funny man. days before h* was scheduled to sail
_ _ . . for home. -He is now in a hospital
ea ure e s !r L. {suffering from injuries to both legs. |
Friday: 2:24, 4:51, 7:18, 9:45. j [
Saturday: 1:30.3:57,6:24,8:51. I
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