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Ernie and Gene Tyree
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Description
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A portrait of Ernie (left) and Gene Tyree, residents of Grinnell, Iowa, in uniform. They enlisted in the United States Armed Forces in early 1942 along with their sister, Mildred, and their friend, Neil Smith.
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Date Created
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1942
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PID
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grinnell:18820
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Title
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Gene Tyree
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Description
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A portrait of Gene Tyree, a resident of Grinnell, Iowa, in uniform. He enlisted in the United States Armed Forces in early 1942 along with his brother, Ernie; his sister, Mildred; and his best friend Neil Smith.
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Date Created
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1942
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PID
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grinnell:18818
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Title
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Neil Smith
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Description
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Portrait of Neil Smith, a resident of Grinnell, Iowa, in his flight uniform. He enlisted in the United States Air Force in 1942 along with friends Gene, Ernie, and Mildred Tyree.
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Date Created
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1942
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PID
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grinnell:18819
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Telegram to Bernice Stemsrud
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Description
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Western Union telegram from the War Department to Bernice Stemsrud of Grinnell, Iowa, informing her of her appointment to a civil service position in Washington, D.C., in 1941.
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Date Created
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1941
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PID
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grinnell:20644
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Title
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War Ration Book One
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Description
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Ben Tarleton's war ration book issued May 6, 1942.
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Date Created
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1942
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PID
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grinnell:12070
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Title
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War Ration Book Two
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Description
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Ben Tarleton's War Ration Book Two issued by the U.S. Office of Price Administration.
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Date Created
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1943
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PID
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grinnell:12071
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Title
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World War II Monument in Montezuma
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Description
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Charles and Leon Rowell pose in front of the World War II monument on the lawn of the Montezuma courthouse in Montezuma, Iowa. The monument, dedicated on January 20, 1945, was designed and built by C.J. Zirbel and Harold Swanson. It stood 27 feet high on an eight foot base with a peak at the top to emulate the Washington Monument. All four sides listed the names of servicemen and women in the vicinity. At some point in time the monument was torn down as it was built of wood and had deteriorated over the years. The panels with the soldiers names may be at the Poweshiek County Historical and Genealogical Society. The scaffold in the background is because they were putting a new roof on the courthouse.
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Date Created
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1945
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PID
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grinnell:27238