The black and white graphic at the top of this graphic is going to appear in this weekend Trenton Times on Friday, Saturday Sunday. It wi...

The Alice Mount in the article above was the fictional Hamiltonian whose name was the name of my Mom, Alice Mount Glover. Even though the...

Even though this pre-dates the September, 1939 Nazi invasion of Poland, this article has been assigned to the "WWII" folder in the...

In my research, I have come to the conclusion that the badge on loan from Ms. Deneen Vargo was from World War I. The article appended to...

Don't let that more recent photo of the Glover home at 131 Hartley Avenue fool you. That house didn't look anything like the one tha...

Ralph has been among my many valued visitors to this web site.With his excellent memory and experience in recalling the Trenton we all knew ...

I am now, and always will be grateful to our military veterans. This year marks the 70th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor....

What a challenge it was for the mothers all over America as they learned the "ins and outs" of war rationing! I remember going to ...

It was a common sight to see back in the very early years of World War II. After the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor, and the sighting o...

Any member of "the Greatest Generation" who accesses this blog will surely relate to the above comic strip page from the "S...

Over the years I have written many World War II columns relating to what was known as "the Home Front." It was my recollection of...

The mobilization effort in America was an incredible experience in efficiency, rapidity, and above all, patriotism. As can be seen in the ar...

Hamilton's Walt Bronek's Dad is shown in the photo above, as is an old friend from my Kuser Family years, Bill Howe, brother of Edna...

"Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag, and smile, smile, smile. While you've a LUCIFER * to light your FAG * , smile boys, th...

Tell those boys in uniform during WWII that they had to stop smoking and you would have gotten a hardy laugh. Smoking was just as dangero...

For a few years back in the 1980's Lou was the unofficial gardener at Monsignor McCorriston's somewhat disorderly yard. Lou and ...

"I left my heart at the stage door canteen.....I left it there with a girl named Eileen.." That oldie but goodie from the WWII era...

The unspeakable atrocities committed by the Nazis during World War II has already gone down in history as one of the most evil times in the ...

I would guess that there are few visitors to this site who are over 65 years of age. Those of us who are will remember the scary situation i...

I HAVE BEEN GOING THROUGH MY WWII FOLDER IN THE HAMILTON LIBRARY'S LOCAL HISTORY COLLECTION. AMERICA ON THE HOMEFRONT BACK THEN HAD A S...