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HARLEY XA AND MILTON LONG AT FORT KNOX 1943

PVT. Milton Long pictured on his Harley XA and all dressed up to escort President Roosevelt on his trip through Fort Knox on April 29, 1943. LT. John Harley hand picked the bike riders for this duty and due to security reasons the riders were not armed. Long did get to have lunch with the president. Long had the idea of pulling over near the presidents auto and try to shake hands with him, but the presidents dog Fala, showed his teeth and ended the try.

LTC MILTON J. LONG, AUS (RET)

By May 1941, I had completed basic and was assigned to my unit. Every morning, we fell out for roll call and "announcements." One we feared most, was KP. Guess who got it for a week? Yes sireee bob! So, at 4:00 AM the C Q came in, got us up and we were at the mess hall by 5:00 AM. The first day, after breakfast was over and pots and pans were cleaned, The Mess Sgt. lined us up and introduced himself and told us what he expected for the next 7 days. After he was done talking to us, he asked if anyone could type. The whispers went that it was a trick!

RetirementCeremony for Lieutenant Milton J. Long Ends Over 34 Years Service At A Ceremony Conducted By His Son, Captain Gregory Long, At The Ward Memorial Armory In Wooster Ohio. Captain Long Is The Commanding Officer Of The 447th Mp Company.

You May Use This Photo And Article In Any Way You See Fit.

Ltc Milton J. Long Aus (Ret)

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RECIPES

Compiled by Women’s Society of Christian Service

Methodist Church

Grandview, Indiana

1955

Cream of Tomato Soup

Legacy of Helen H. Kirk

Grandview, Indiana

1 pint tomatoes

2 teaspoons sugar

1 teaspoon soda

1 teaspoon salt

Pepper

1 quart milk

1 slice onion

¼ cup flour

¼ cup butter or oleo

Stir Sugar into tomatoes.

June 05, 1954 - "Your Show Of Shows," last airs on NBC-TV

June 12, 1954 - Bill Haley's "Rock Around the Clock," is originally released.

June 14, 1954 - President Eisenhower signs order adding words "under God" to the Pledge.

June 17, 1954 - Televised Senate Army McCarthy hearings ends.

George W. Tremper

Tell City, Ind. – George W. Tremper, 87, of Tell City died there Sunday, Jan. 12, 2003, at Perry County (ind.) Memorial Hospital. The Grandview, Ind., native retired in 1976 from Maxon Marine as personnel manager after 31 years, graduated from Grandview High School in 1932 and Lockyear Business College and was an Army veteran of World War II. He was a member of St. Paul Catholic Church and Bishop Chartrand Nights of Columbus Council 1172.

Author Unknown

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More on 1890 Census Destruction

Submitted by Kathryn Seiley

http://www.etherton.net/cens1890.htm

Practically all of the 1890 general population census was destroyed by fire in 1921. Only 6,160 names survived. The surviving entries are for small segments of the populations of

• Perry County, AL,

• the District of Columbia,

• Columbus, GA,