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              <text>"Ah So, Stateside" Clipping</text>
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              <text>Richard Mahard in World War II</text>
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              <text>A Newark Advocate clipping from March 25, 1946. While the caption claims it shows Mahard heading home, according to letters from Mahard to Marian during his time in Japan, that is not the case. In fact, it is a staged photograph of Mahard in the "Ah So, Stateside" Red Cross train car during a trip he took to Kyoyo, Japan.</text>
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              <text>Granville Historical Society</text>
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              <text>1946</text>
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              <text>Item is held by the Granville Historical Society and chosen for inclusion for educational and research purposes. For further info on this item, contact the Granville Historical Society, who hold all rights.</text>
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