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Excavation of an Arkansan's World War II P-38 crash site in Austria unearths 'possible human remains' John Lovett, Fort Smith Times Record © John Lovett Bob Mitchell, 90, reads from a letter informing him "possible human remains" had been found at the P-38 crash site in Austria connected to his brother 2nd. Lt. Henry Donald Mitchell on July 8, 1944 near Waldegg, Austria. On July 8, 1944, a P-38 piloted by 23-year-old 2nd Lt. Henry Donald Mitchell of Harmon crash-landed in a deeply wooded area near Waldegg, Austria after a flight sweep to Vienna with the 48th Fighter Squadro...

By JOHN LOVETT | Times Record | Published: May 2, 2021 (Tribune News Service) — On July 8, 1944, a P-38 piloted by 23-year-old 2nd Lt. Henry Donald Mitchell of Harmon, Ark., crash-landed in a deeply wooded area near Waldegg, Austria, after a flight sweep to Vienna with the 48th Fighter Squadron. Ever since then, his younger brother Bob Mitchell of Fort Smith has wondered what exactly happened that day. This week, new hope came by email from the U.S. Department of POW/MIA Accounting Agency. After decades of not being able to search the crash site, a team with the agency was rec...

Loading February Indigent Awareness Campaign The indigent register was updated in 2020 to ensure that indigent and child-headed households are registered, and due to Covid-19 Pandemic further severely affected beneficiaries are expected to register for these benefits. Source Monday, 08 February 2021, 10:29 All people who qualify for indigent relief please follow the instructions to apply for this service as well as people who have been negatively impacted during the Covid-19 pandemic. GEORGE NEWS - The George Munici...

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Volunteers at the New City Church food pantry in Peachtree City distribute dry goods, fresh vegetables and frozen meats to waiting cars outside the food pantry on December 16, 2020. (Jenni Girtman/Atlanta Journal-Constitution/TNS) Troubling measurement of pandemic economy: Food pantry lines He had a heartbreaking amount of company. His hours as a customer service agent at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport have been cut 25% as the pandemic deflated travel demand. When you make $11.60 an hour after years on the job, every paid hour is precious. His $900 in s...

By MATT KEMPNER | The Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Published: December 31, 2020 Stars and Stripes is making stories on the coronavirus pandemic available free of charge. See other free reports here. Sign up for our daily coronavirus newsletter here. Please support our journalism with a subscription. ATLANTA (Tribune News Service) — Henry Mitchell, a single dad with a teenage son, got in a long line recently to do something he said he had never done in his 59 years of living: seek a handout of food. He had a heartbreaking amount of company. His hours as a customer service agent at Ha...