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WILLIAM LAMBERS: Thanksgiving tradition fighting hunger more important than ever

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It was Thanksgiving in 1946 and the celebration took place as far away as Germany, which was in ruins after World War II. The U.S. Women’s Army Corps, stationed in Frankfurt, hosted 30 “wide-eyed” German children for a turkey dinner.…

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WILLIAM LAMBERS: Thanksgiving tradition fighting hunger more important than ever

It was Thanksgiving in 1946 and the celebration took place as far away as Germany, which was in ruins after World War II. The U.S. Women’s Army Corps, stationed in Frankfurt, hosted 30 “wide-eyed” German children for a turkey dinner.…

·Bakersfield, United States
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