Major Garnet J. Burlingame with his wife Alice and daughter Betty Ann, June 1943
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Ann Arbor News, June 18, 1943
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REUNION AFTER 18 MONTHS: Before the war this would have been a commonplace scene, but it was a major event yesterday afternoon in the Burlingame family when the four members got together for the first time since Christmas of 1941. Maj. Garnet J. Burlingame came home on a 30-day leave from Percy Jones Army hospital at Battle Creek, where he is undergoing treatment for a broken back suffered in a fall in the New Guinea campaign. With him are his wife, Alice (left), daughter, Betty Ann, and their pet spaniel, Mickey. The dog recognized Burly instantly and has hardly let his "long-lost" master get out of sight since.
Ann Arbor News, June 18, 1943
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REUNION AFTER 18 MONTHS: Before the war this would have been a commonplace scene, but it was a major event yesterday afternoon in the Burlingame family when the four members got together for the first time since Christmas of 1941. Maj. Garnet J. Burlingame came home on a 30-day leave from Percy Jones Army hospital at Battle Creek, where he is undergoing treatment for a broken back suffered in a fall in the New Guinea campaign. With him are his wife, Alice (left), daughter, Betty Ann, and their pet spaniel, Mickey. The dog recognized Burly instantly and has hardly let his "long-lost" master get out of sight since.
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1943
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June
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