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Frank Mays holds up a picture taken of him in the 1940s while he was a prisoner of war in Tennessee. Mays, 90, spent 12 months as a prisoner of war at Camp Gruber in 1944. Mays returned to Oklahoma this week for the first time since then, and will tour Camp Gruber today.
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