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Tag Archives: Korean War
Homecoming
HOMECOMING By Sam Garfield May 7, 1955 (Chicago) –In all likelihood Mrs. Margaret Kelly Clark will arrive at the train station early, well before Bud. You see, five years ago her son left for Korea, and today he’s coming home. … Continue reading
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