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CYRUS: Adair County history repeats in the two World Wars Companion articles: The Adair Country News, September 9, 1942 Sons Follow In Footsteps of Fathers On Tusday of next week, September 15, their sons, Edgar Holmes and Edwin Harmon, will leave together to serve their country in World War II. They were examined September 1, in Louisville, and found physically fit for the Armed Forces. The Adair County News, April 5, 1944 History Repeats! Of the four young men mentioned who left for service in World War Two, only three returned. S/Sgt. Edwin M. Harmon, a waist-gunner on a Flying Fortress, was killed in action in July 1943 when the plane he was aboard was shot down during a bombing run near Paris, France. CYRUSCentral Ohio Bureau Chief This story was posted on 2005-09-15 00:00:00
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