Newspaper Clippings of Audie Murphy
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*These clippings are recreations and have been compiled over the years by the Audie Murphy Research Foundation, Stan Smith (Editor, Audie Murphy National Fan Club, Retired), the webmaster, and other fans. While most are adquately referenced there are some which are missing publication dates and page numbers..

American WWII Hero Makes Famous One-Man Stand Author: Phillip T. Washburn Publication: Fort Hood, Sentinel Date: January 23, 1997 Contributor: Richard Rodgers Comments: Probably the best article ever written summarizing the events which led to Audie Murphy earning the Medal of Honor. For this reason, this article appears on the top of the stack while those below are sorted chronologically.

Federal Funds Secured For War Heroes Memorial Author: Brad Kellar Publication: Greenville Herald Banner Date: March 2, 2004 Contributor: Betty Tate Comments: Federal money is provided to help pay for a statue in Greenville, Texas.

Troops From Fort Sill Visit Murphy Statue, Museum Author: Brad Kellar Publication: Greenville Herald Banner Date: February 1, 2004 Contributor: Betty Tate Comments: Soldiers from Fort Sill, Oklahoma visit the Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum at Greenville, Texas.

Construction Under Way On Museum War Memorial Author: Amber Everett Publication: Greenville Herald Banner Date: June 21, 2003 Contributor: Betty Tate Comments: Construction begins on a war memorial consisting of six granite tablets with the names of Hunt County Texas war heroes.

Murphy Family Gathers to Swap Stories; Share Laughter, Tears Author: Brad Kellar Publication: Greenville Herald Banner Date: June 21, 2003 Contributor: Betty Tate Comments: Members of Audie Murphy's family reunine during the annual Audie Murphy Celebration in Greenville, Texas.

Unveiling of Statute, Tribute Cap Murphy Activities Author: Brad Kellar Publication: Greenville Herald Banner Date: June 23, 2002 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A bronze statue is unveiled at the conclusion of the annual Audie Murphy Celebration in Greenville, Texas.

Audie Statue Finds A Home Author: Milton Babb Publication: Greenville Herald Banner Date: August 1, 2001 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A 10 foot bronze statue of Audie Murphy has been approved by the city and the board of directors of the American Cotton Museum in Greenville, Texas.

WWII Hero Is Winning New Glory Author: Lacy McCrary Publication: Philadelphia Inquirer Date: May 24, 1998 Contributor: Richard Rodgers Comments: The author discusses the renewed interest and popularity of Audie Murphy 27 years after his death.

Ware, Murphy - Patriotic, Courageous They Became Legends Few Could Equal In Combat Author: Phillip T. Washburn Publication: Fort Hood Sentinel Date: January 15, 1998 Contributor: Richard Rodgers Comments: A description of two Medal of Honor recipients, Audie Murphy and Keith Ware who knew each other and served together in combat.

Hudson Valley Woman's Curiosity Uncovers A Bureaucratic Disgrace Author: Edward N. Klein Publication: Hudson Valley Business Journal Date: December 8, 1997 Contributor: Richard Rodgers Comments: A Hudson Valley woman discovers a bureaucratic nightmare in her quest to help get Audie Murphy a commemorative stamp.

Audie Murphy Did A Lot More Than 'Win A Bunch Of Medals' Author: Edward N. Klein Publication: Hudson Valley Business Journal Date: December 8, 1997 Contributor: Richard Rodgers Comments: A 3rd Infantry Division and World War II veteran's comment on the accomplishments of Audie Murphy.

Audie Murphy: a hero forever Author: Mary Ficklen Publication: Dallas Morning News Date: October 13, 1997 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A freelance writer recalls an interview with Audie Murphy. She also mentions the recently formed Audie Murphy Research Foundation.

Audie Murphy Club Honors Best NCOs Author: Sergeant Cy Gillespie Publication: Fort McPherson Sentinel Date: June 27, 1997 Contributor: Richard Rodgers Comments: A Sergeant Audie Murphy club member provides an account on the founding of the organization, what it means, and the how candidates prepare and are examined for admission.

Membership in Sergeant Audie Murphy Club Author: Wayne E. Hair Publication: Fort McPherson Sentinel Date: February 6, 1997 Contributor: Richard Rodgers Comments: Part 4 of a series of articles written by the TEXCOM Public Affairs Office for the Fort Hood Sentinel.

Greenville Library Provides Sergeant Audie Murphy Club Members Opportunity... Author: Wayne E. Hair Publication: Fort Hood Sentinel Date: January 30, 1997 Contributor: Richard Rodgers Comments: Part 3 of a 4 part series of articles written by the TEXCOM Public Affairs Office for the Fort Hood Sentinel.

Clearing Up Misconception Source: TEXCOM Public Affairs Publication: Fort Hood, Sentinel Date: January 30, 1997 Contributor: Richard Rodgers Comments: This article eliminates the confusion created by the film TO HELL AND BACK on the burning armored vehicle Audie stood upon during his Medal of Honor action scene and the actual vehicle he stood on while fighting the Germans in Holtzwihr, France.

American WWII Hero Makes Famous One-Man Stand Author: Phillip T. Washburn Publication: Fort Hood, Sentinel Date: January 23, 1997 Contributor: Richard Rodgers Comments: Part 2 of a 4 part series of articles written by the TEXCOM Public Affairs Office for the Fort Hood Sentinel. Probably the best article ever written summarizing the events which led to Audie Murphy earning the Medal of Honor. For this reason, this article appears on the top of the stack while those below are sorted chronologically.

Audie Murphy: Actor, Songwriter, Soldier Author: Phillip T. Washburn Publication: Fort Hood, Sentinel Date: January 16, 1997 Comments: Part 1 of a 4 part series of articles written by the TEXCOM Public Affairs Office for the Fort Hood Sentinel. Contributor: Richard Rodgers Comments: This article concentrates on the diverse talents and careers of Audie Murphy.

Audie Murphy's Oldest Son Makes First Greenville Visit Author: Matt Shrum Publication: Greenville Herald Banner Date: December 14, 1996 Contributor: Richard Rodgers Comments: A description of Terry Murphy's first visit to Greenville, Texas as he conducts research for the Audie Murphy Research Foundation.

Audie Murphy Epitome of 'War Hero' Author: S. H. Kelly Publication: Pentagram Date: June 3, 1996 Contributor: Audie Murphy Research Foundation Comments: A tribute to Audie Murphy on the 25th anniversary of his death.

Virginia plane crash claimed Audie Murphy's life 25 years ago Author: Brad Kellar Publication: Greenville Herald Banner Date: May 27, 1996 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy's life recounted on the 25th anniversary of his tragic death.

Murphy Should Be On A Stamp Author: Carol Ferguson Publication: Greenville Herald Banner Date: January 16, 1997 Contributor: Richard Rodgers Comments: A writer for a local Texas newspaper sounds out on why Audie Murphy deserves to be commemorated on a U.S. postage stamp.

War Hero is Remembered Author: Cathryn McCue Publication: Roanoke Times and World News Date: November 12, 1994 Contributor: Audie Murphy Research Foundation Comments: A local VFW post is issued a permit to erect a memorial on Brush Mountain, the site of the plane crash which killed Audie Murphy.

A Hero's Hometown Author: Bryan Woolley Publication: Dallas Morning News Date: August 1, 1994 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy is remembered by the friends of his boyhood in the northeast Texas town of Celeste.

Audie Murphy/John Wayne Who's The Hero---? Author: Don Meyer Publication: The Crest, Vol. 24 No. 3 Date: Summer of 1994 Contributor: Don Meyer Comments: An editorial comment and comparison of John Wayne and Audie Murphy and who deserves the title "hero".

Audie Murphy Tale Still Touches Nerve Author: Bob Greene Publication: Chicago Tribune Date: May 22, 1989 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: In a followup commentary, a popular newspaper columnist is surprised at the reaction of a previous article on Audie Murphy.

Long Combat Hero Is Forgotten Author: Bob Greene Publication: Chicago Tribune Date: May 22, 1989 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A news columnist gives a synopsis of Audie Murphy's life and worries that he has been forgotten.

Audie Murphy rides again Old movies have new fans Author: Mike Ritchey Publication: Fort Worth Star Telegram Date: March 3, 1985 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: From coast to coast, a resurgence of interest in Audie Murphy is described with the release of TV reruns of Audie's movies.

Two unforgettable boys from Farmersville Author: Bill Porterfield Publication: Dallas Times Herald Date: September 30, 1979 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A summary of the lives of two former boys who lived in Farmersville - Audie Murphy, military hero, and Charles Watson, participant in the Manson murder spree in California.

Chain reaction aids hero's kin Author: Joe Edwards Publication: Dallas Morning News Date: July 24, 1977 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Singer Harry Nilsson gives proceeds of a new album to the widow and children of his close friend, Audie Murphy.

From twinkle to tragedy: Audie Murphy Author: Thomas E. Turner Publication: Dallas Morning News Date: November 9, 1975 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: An acquaintance of Audie Murphy introduces the newly written biography on Audie Murphy, Harold Simpson's AUDIE MURPHY: AMERICAN SOLDIER.

Tribute Paid Audie Murphy Source: United Press International (UPI) Publication: Dallas Morning News Date: May 17, 1975 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Pamela Murphy and her sons prepare to dedicate a memorial to her deceased husband at the Audie Murphy Veteran's Memorial Hospital in San Antonio, Texas.

Audie Murphy Struggled To Free Hoffa Author: Earl Golz Publication: Dallas Morning News Date: January 25, 1974 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A Dallas reporter writes about Audie Murphy's attempts to win Jimmy Hoffa's release from prison.

Audie Murphy's birthplace fading - Greenville citizens hope for preservation Author: Ot Hampton Publication: Dallas Times Herald Date: August 20, 1973 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Greenville citizens are frustrated in their efforts to preserve Audie Murphy's birthplace as a historical monument.

They Remember Audie Author: Ot Hampton Publication: Dallas Times Herald Date: February 19, 1973 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: The city of Greenville, Texas, dignitaries, and Audie's family remember the actor and hero as the Audie Murphy Memorial Room is dedicated in its public library.

Murphy Pilot Link to Lufkin Crash Is Eyed Publication: Houston Chronicle Date: June 3, 1971 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: The pilot of the plane which crashed killing Audie Murphy and everone on board was the pilot of a plane crash in Lufkin, Texas in 1970.

Of A Different Time Author: Roy Edwards Publication: Dallas Morning News Date: June 2, 1971 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A sports writer, unable to write on his usual topic, reflects on the short life and recent death of Audie Murphy.

Murphy Death Crash Probe Continues Source: Associated Press Publication: Houston Chronicle Date: June 2, 1971 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: The National Transportation Safety Board investigators conducts an investigation into the cause of the plane crash which killed Audie Murphy and 5 others.

Audie Stayed A Stranger Source: Associated Press Author: Bob Thomas Publication: Houston Chronicle Date: June 2, 1971 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Hollywood actors and directors who knew Audie discuss his life in Hollywood.

Luck of Irish Ran Out After Early Glory Source: Associated Press Author: Bob Thomas Publication: Houston Chronicle Date: June 1, 1971 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy's life is eulogized following his death in a plane crash.

Father Of Murphy Living In Abilene Source: Associated Press Date: circa 1971 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Emmett B. Murphy, father who ran out on Audie's siblings and mother during the height of the Great Depression, is interviewed in Abilene, Texas.

Audie Pulled Gun? Publication: Herald-Examiner Date: June 5, 1970 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy's accuser admits during testimony that he was previously arrested twice for assault and battery.

Explains Charges Publication: Houston Chronicle Date: June 5, 1970 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy tells his side of the story about the battery and assault with intent to commit murder charges levied against him by the dog-trainer.

Assault To Murder Count Lodged On Audie Murphy Publication: Houston Chronicle Date: May 28, 1970 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Charges are pressed against Audie Murphy by a dog-trainer who said the World War II hero beat him and fired a gun at him.

Audie Murphy Brought It Fame; Charles Watson Brought It Shame Author: Bill Porterfield Publication: Houston Chronicle Date: April 5, 1970 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy, famous war hero and Hollywood actor and Charles Watson an infamous criminal in the Manson murders both come from Farmersville, Texas.

Audie Never Yelled For Help Before, But He Could Sure Use It Author: Vernon Scott Publication: Houston Chronicle Date: September 15, 1968 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy is exploited for his World War II heroics by Hollywood and the government according to one writer who offers his opinion at the height of the Vietnam war.

Younger Brother Of Audie Murphy Killed Source: United Press International Publication: Houston Chronicle Date: January 29, 1968 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Joe Murphy, a police officer, dies in a car crash at Celina, Texas.

Audie Murphy 'Stars' In $70,000 Suit Here Publication: Houston Chronicle Date: January 29, 1968 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy testifies as a witness in a civil suit at Houston, Texas.

Audie Isn't Exactly Shouting For Joy Source: TV Guide Publication: Vol. 9, No. 30 Date: July 29, 1961 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: An interview and discussion with Audie Murphy over the cancellation of his TV series, "Whispering Smith".

Audie Murphy And 13 Days Author: John Rosenfield Publication: Dallas Morning News Date: December 13, 1958 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Debate ensues in Texas about the possibility of Audie Murphy acting with John Wayne in the upcoming film THE ALAMAO.

U.S. Rests in Trial of 11; Audie Murphy Tells Of Part In Dope Raid Publication: Houston Chronicle Date: April 25, 1956 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy, war hero and Hollywood actor testifies in court about his role during a narcotics raid in Dallas.

Audie Murphy Went On Raid, Customs Man Says Publication: Houston Post Date: April 25, 1956 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A Houston customs agent testifies to Audie Murphy's role in a recent narcotics raid.

Audie As Audie, Reliving A Past Author: Virgil Miers Publication: Dallas Times Herald Date: August 14, 1955 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie is interviewed just before the premiere of his autobiographical movie, TO HELL AND BACK.

Type Casting: Audie Murphy as Audie Murphy Author: Pier J. Oppenheimer Publication: Family Weekly Times Date: July 24, 1955 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A family weekly entertainment magazine discusses the movie TO HELL AND BACK and Audie Murphy's role as himself.

Medal Winner To Play Role In Own Story Author: Richard Dyer McCann Publication: Christian Science Monitor Date: May 17, 1955 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A reporter, in his Hollywood Letter column for the Christian Science Monitor, announces Audie Murphy's upcoming in role as himself in TO HELL AND BACK

Pipefuls Author: Jim Day Publication: Bakersfield Californian Date: January 11, 1954 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A reporter discovers a well-mannered Audie Murphy's affection for old Colt firearms.

Man with a past--and future Publication: Hollywood Men Maco Magazine Date: 1953 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: The share-cropper’s boy who once hunted food for his hungry family and then became a war hero has finally found love and success .

Audie Murphy May Now Believe What Friends Told Him Author: John Rosenfield Publication: Dallas Morning News Date: January 13, 1952 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy works hard at trying to succeed in Hollywood.

36th Division Creates New Rookie Battalion Author: Thomas Turner Publication: Dallas Morning News Date: August 22, 1951 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Captain Audie Murphy will help train a newly formed battalion at Fort Polk Louisiana during Texas National Guard summer training.

Flags Waving Again For War Hero Audie Murphy Author: Gita Bumpass Publication: Fort Worth Star Telegram Date: September 10, 1948 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy opens a rodeo in Farmersville, Texas just after returning from France where he received the Legion of Honor.

Real Hero To Reel Hero Publication: Houston Chronicle Date: February 15, 1947 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy begins study as an actor after being invited to Hollywood by James Cagney.

1st Lieutenant Murphy Tells Of His Wounds Publication: Farmerville Times Date: August 9, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy recounts some of the events which lead to his award-winning feats and the wounds he suffered as a result.

Determination to Do a Tough Job --- Audie Murphy's Definition of Bravery Author: William C. Barnard Publication: Fort Worth Star Telegram Date: July 8, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A modest and bashful Audie Murphy defines bravery while recounting some of the events leading to his decorations.

I Wasn't Much Thinks Most Decorated Texan Source: Associated Press (AP) Date: July 7, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Delighted reporters pounce upon Audie Murphy after a parade in San Antonio, Texas is given in his honor.

Lt. Audie Murphy Knows What G.I. Wants-And It Isn't War Author: Audie L. Murphy As Told To: William C. Barnard Publication: Fort Worth Star Telegram Date: July 07, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy tells a newspaper correspondent about the things soldiers want and know.

Lieutenant Audie Murphy Visits Wounded Source: Associated Press Publication: Fort Worth Star Telegram Date: June 20, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Audie Murphy visits wounded military servicemen in a hospital at McKinney, Texas.

Little Town Shows Big Stuff For 20-Year Old Quiet Hero Author: Lois Sager Publication: Dallas Morning News Date: June 16, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Celebrations continue in the small northeast Texas community of Farmersville as citizens gather to pay tribute to their returning hero.

Homefront Is Tougher Than War For Bashful Texas Hero Author: William C. Barnard Publication: Fort Worth Star Telegram Date: June 15, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Problems beset Audie Murphy upon his triumphant return to Texas after the end of the war.

Hero Comes Home To Cheering Crowd Author: Lois Sager Publication: Dallas Morning News Date: June 15, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A shy Audie Murphy returns to his hometown for a celebration parade after his return from the war.

San Antonio Cheers Heroes Return Publication: A Fort Worth Owned Newspaper Date: June 14, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: San Antonio extends a roaring welcome to 13 generals and 45 other officers and enlisted men including Audie Murphy.

300,000 Extend Wild Welcome To Heroes Returning From War Author: Barry Bishop Publication: Dallas Morning News Date: June 14, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A jubilant crowd greets Audie Murphy and other war heroes in San Antonio parade upon their return from the war.

Gala Farmersville Parade Bewilders Lt. Audie Murphy Source: Associated Press Publication: Greenville Morning Herald Author: William C. Barnard Date: June 14, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Honking, cheering, friends, and family jubilantly greet Audie Murphy as he returns to Farmersville.

Celeste Awaits Return Lt. Murphy Publication: Greenville Morning Herald Date: June 11, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: The people of the small rural community of Celeste, Texas await hero Lt. Murphy's return from the war.

When Murphy Comes Home Farmersville To Celebrate Source: Associated Press Publication: Greenville Morning Herald Date: June 8, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: Local citizens plan to celebrate when Audie Murphy returns home.

Texas Lieutenant Is One of Two Most Decorated Men in U.S. Army Source: Associated Press Publication: Houston Chronicle Date: June 8, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: An account of Lieutenant Audie Murphy's medal of honor ceremony and his war time exploits is given.

Texas Lieutenant Is One Of Two Most Decorated Men in U.S. Army Source: Associated Press (AP) Date: June 3, 1945 Contributor: Stan Smith, Editor(Ret.), The Audie Murphy National Fan Club Comments: A description of the ceremony in which Audie Murphy was presented the Medal of Honor.

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