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WITII T73 100th DIVISION of
V. Ltventh Army in France
Crolina's born and raised 100th
I. ' -try Division has recently en
t i r ,,lat at the southern end
c ; : ; I . front alonrUe other
at ona of Sixth Corps and
I Arrry in the Vosjea Uoun-
t i. lieadauartera at Seventh
A y has announced,
F ''Tits of both North and
Pou i Carolina are Intimate with
V t-tiSnlp and special activities
Li v ? t:e Century Division en-
i durir.j the two years It was
i red at Ft Jackson, S. C, and
I t. J.rarT, N. C The Division left
I t Lrer? late in September to
come to this combat area where it
is now slugging its way through
some of the toughest- terror" :
the western front Receiving its
rn)"-- of f in dense woods.
e'trp hills, mud and cold, the Cen
';rv already numbers the Impnr-
nt towns of Raon 1'Etape, St
i-cmy, Thiaville, Le Neuveville.
and Woyenmoutier oh its list of
captured cities.
Air erica's' 100th DivUion first
bwftnie known in Columbia, A C,
ws. t' e Century was activate'
t it Ja -'..son, on November 15,
1212. 'At formal ceremonies dlvi
t i commander MaJ. Gen. Withers
A. I rress, of Richmond. Va., ac
c 1 the organizations colors,
y... ? I Taj. G"n. WUllam H. Simp
b then XII Corps commander
ar t now headins; the Ninth Army,
c i on th 100th for "success In
bat
lortly thereafter, brand-new
i-soKlIers-to-be flowed into
lv1 on from th entire east
f ' ' nrd, and training bean
1 n's sandy terrain. Fol-
In November of 1943, the Cen
tury left the Carollnas for two
months maneuver in Tennessee,
but returned to their southern
area hon in early January when
the organization moved to Ft.
BragX N. C. While continuing Its
training there, the 100th was call
ed upon to demonstrate on a
number of occasions the action of
regimental combat team in at
tck importnt guests observed.
Among those seing the live- am
munition withering assault, now
in demonstration under other ob
servation, were Secretary of War
Ilenry L. Stlmson; Undersecretary
of War Robert P. Patterson; As-
fdstdBt Secretary of War John J.
, McCloy; publishers and editors of
leading American news periodicals
and, members of Allied press corps
In the States. ,
Leading cotton manufacturers
from all over North Carolina also
saw the 100th in this combined
attack late last summer when in
dustry chiefs became "soldlers-for-a-day"
during a three day visit of
the 100th. ; . ..; , ;'
' North Carolinians witnessed the
Century in formation during the
week of June IS when the nation's
first Infantry pay was celebrated
and the Fifth War Loan Drive
launched. - While a composite In
fantry battalion was in New York
City marching pn the same day,
units of the luotn marcnea in
Fayetteville, .Wilson and Clinton.
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Dr. H. W. Colwetf
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yes Examined, Glasses Flttod.
. Next Door to Cavensugh
Chevrolet Company. " !
; Permanent Office In '
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r n ri e"m"p by tne war
i. , r.t it the Messrs. Jones be
c .i t e process of conversion to
I v ' j. u 'or the tutelage of Regu
! r r y, Can.!IJate i.:hool, and
e ( '..ccra, plus the cadre
1 tf non-commissioned of'i
i V e 73 Division.
' ;p7 the special activl
' i ...d-at Ft Jackson was the
j T-scipauon in xne v-w-A!l
1 f'rvicemen's Itaseball
t f.rst held in the city
! of t'.e few in the country.
cniKi"-'"! of the six-te&ns
tne 1 . ;h placed second
f e Blrong haw rield
; nosing out its persis-,or-rlval,
the lOCth Divi-
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