March 27, 1945
Charlie and Henry left for the States on the Transport John Lykes, with many other young fellows, as repatriates. They could have gone to work… Read More »March 27, 1945
Diary of Carl E. Rice
March 25, 1945
I applied for part payment of salary at the office of the Recovered Personnel Branch of the Army, Lt. Johnson in charge, some were paid,… Read More »March 25, 1945
March 1-24, 1945
We are being well taken care of by the Army, more food than we can eat, each of us receives a 14 oz can of… Read More »March 1-24, 1945
March 10th, 1945
Went to Chinese Hospital and rechecked records and found the name of ARTURO SALVADOR, boy, age 14 yrs., admitted at 12:00 noon, Feb. 15, residence… Read More »March 10th, 1945
March 2 to 9, 1945
Some were sent to U.S.A. as repatriates; many are now applying to go as their homes are burned and business or occupation no longer can… Read More »March 2 to 9, 1945
Monday, March 1st, 1945
Went to Far Eastern University to report the Civil Service employees of the Quartermaster Department, could find no one who knew what to do about… Read More »Monday, March 1st, 1945
Feb. 25, 26, 27, 28, 1945
No word of Arthur. Hundreds of refugees coming into Camp.
Feb. 24, Sat., 1945
It is reported that Japs in Walled City surrendered; I got a pass and went with Private Henry Lanigan of the First Cav. Div., by… Read More »Feb. 24, Sat., 1945
Feb. 23, Friday, 1945
Shelling from behind our Camp into Walled City is a continuous roar.