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Apparently, Babe Was Not a Fan of Singer Deanna Durbin

June 22, 2013

Also, Babe got the impression from his former employer (Bullard) that they owed him some money. … More Apparently, Babe Was Not a Fan of Singer Deanna Durbin

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Letters from an Everyman in WWII Frank D. "Babe" Mauro Born, Oct. 9, 1924 Died, May 4, 1945

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RSS WWII News

  • This weekend in Clarksville: WWII ship at McGregor Park, BBQ at Richellen - Clarksville Now
  • U.S. military to conduct first firing squad execution since World War II - NBC News
  • In Depth: Secret Files: What a Waterloo man found in a hidden crawlspace is helping preserve WWII POW history - WHEC.com
  • One of Louisiana’s oldest World War II veterans dies at 105: ‘Strength, service, and patriotism’ - NOLA.com
  • Remains of WWII Pfc. Albert H. Marks return home after 82 years - WRGB
  • “It ruined so many people’s lives.” Book recognizes people of Japanese descent incarcerated during WWII - Pioneer Press
  • World War II bunkers in central Pa. to be removed due to criminal activity and safety concerns - WNEP
  • Rare World War II aircraft on display in Huntsville - WAFF
  • Why Was the C-47 Skytrain the Most Indispensable Plane of World War II? - TheCollector
  • At 103, this World War II veteran still runs the same Maryland bar he started in 1963 - Moneycontrol.com

Top Posts

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  • 'All That Was Left of the Place Was a Huge Pile of Stone and Debris'
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