The southern news. [volume], July 10, 1943, Section 1, Image 9

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NO. 1 SHOE STORE, ARMY STYLE—Technician 4th Grade A. Hubbard,
Hope Arkansas, Troop F, shoeing one of the cavalry horses. Hubbard attended
cavalry training school for three months. No. 2, Saddle room of Machine Gun
Platoon, Troop F, left to right: Staff Sergeant Willie Tarkington, Newport, Arkansas;
Private George Johnson, Cleveland, Ohio, and Private Willard Collins, New Yerk
City, New York. No. 3, Pvt. Davidson Mosley, C Troops, 20th QM Squadron, cleaning
pack troop harness, and Pvt. Mosley is from Taylor, Mississippi. No. 4, Private
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George Johnson, Cleveland, Ohio; William Collins, New York City, and Andrew
Frost, Fordyce, Arkansas, check horses on the picket line of Troop F. No. 5, Tech
nician sth Grade R, Spencer, Kansas City, Missouri, was a shoemaker before he
entered the Army on April 26, 1941. He is now Troop Saddler for Troop F. No. 6,
left to right, Private John Dunlap, Indianapolis, Indiana; Sergeant George Stewart,
Chicago, Illinois; Private Jesse H. Curry, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Private John E.
Batson, Tulsa, Oklahoma; and Private Benjamin Rogers, Indianapolis, Indiana.
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SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1943