Reader Submission: American Hero Home at Last - Pfc. Hood E. Cole
This is the story about a young man, Hood E. Cole, who was a private first class in the U. S. Army in World War II.
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This is the story about a young man, Hood E. Cole, who was a private first class in the U. S. Army in World War II.
This year’s Christmas Fair at Bury Hospice promises to be one of its biggest yet.
The parents repeatedly abused their kids, including by both withholding food and force-feeding them, according to the state Department of Justice.
The Lancashires had settled in
AUTHOR’S NOTE: By the first of August 1948, Larry and Rusty Lancashire and their three daughters (Martha, Lori and Abby) were well under way in building a new and independent life on their homestead on Pickle Hill. Living in a wall tent not far from the new Kenai Spur Road, they were erecting a sawmill and a cabin farther back in the woods. They had hand-dug a water well and were awaiting a pump.