 In the WRHI News Center, good morning. I am Stephen Stone. The remains of a U.S. Army soldier killed during World War II will be buried next week in Rock Hill. U.S. Army Private Cecil T. Hinson, a Rock Hill native, was a member of the Chemical Warfare Service during the invasion of the Japanese forces on the Philippines in 1941. Hinson was one of thousands of U.S. and Filipino members of service who were captured, then taken to POW camps.