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Former Goulburn Mulwaree and Goulburn City councillor Margaret O'Neill OAM honoured with Emeritus Mayor title for decades of service.

The body of 25-year-old Clifford H. Strickland, a U.S. Army technician fifth grade from Fowler in southeastern Colorado, was officially identified five years after being exhumed from a Philippine cemetery, where he and other POWs had been reburied as unknown soldiers following the end of the war.

The body of 25-year-old Clifford H. Strickland, a U.S. Army technician fifth grade from Fowler in southeastern Colorado, was officially identified five years after being exhumed from a Philippine cemetery, where he and other POWs had been reburied as unknown soldiers following the end of the war.

The body of 25-year-old Clifford H. Strickland, a U.S. Army technician fifth grade from Fowler in southeastern Colorado, was officially identified five years after being exhumed from a Philippine cemetery, where he and other POWs had been reburied as unknown soldiers following the end of the war.

The remains of 25-year-old Clifford H. Strickland, a U.S. Army technician 5th grade from Fowler in southeastern Colorado, will finally be returned home next month. He will be laid to rest in the same cemetery as his mother and father.

Next month, U.S. Army Technician Fifth Grade Clifford H. Strickland's remains will finally be returned home to Colorado, where they will be laid to rest in the same cemetery as his mother and father.

A St. Louis County man is accused of stealing his own SUV from an auto repair shop without paying for the work completed.

The number 82 may be an arbitrary number for most people. But for the family of deceased Army Air Forces Technician Fifth Grade Clifford Harley Strickland, 82 marks the number of years that have passed since his death was reported while serving in World War II in the Philippine Islands. “They were always saddened that […]

Clifford Strickland survived the Bataan Death March but later died in a POW camp. Eight decades later, he is returning home.

HAYLE runners joined a field of nearly 400 for the Indian Queens half marathon on Sunday.