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T. SGT. JOHN D. SNYDER of CPL. JOHN M. CARROLL, huS-|pmqn 2.¢, is at Great Lakes naval the marine air corps is taking ad- band of Mrs. Mary Ellen Carroll, station after spending a leave with vance training at Santa Ana, Cal. 544 N. Oriental st, has been his wife, Dorothy, 1022 N. Warman

3 Jessie Hunter, dal ave. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Husband of Mrs, awarded the good conduct meda |W. A. Hollingsworth, 318 E. Walnut

Snyder, formerly of Burbank, Cal, [gt a 15th air force base ini Italy.|o’ 0ry'bac a daughter, Carol Ann.

and son of Dr, and Mrs. George F. He is an aerial gunner on a Lib- | PFC. GERALD W. GOODWIN,

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8S. SGT. THOMAS E. JACOBY, husband of Mrs. Thomas E. Jacoby, 826 N. New Jersey st. Apt. 1, is serving with Gen. Patton’s 3d army in a tank destroyer battalion. RICHARD F. VESTAL, fireman 2c, son-of Mr. and Mis. George W. Vestal, 41 N. Keyon st., is attending

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PVT. HELEN DENNY, daughter of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blair, 430 N. Denny st, is at Ft. Des Moines, Ia, taking basic training in the WAC. / WALTER RONALD DENNY, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Denny, R. R. 10, Box 97; has--returned to New. Orleans, La. for reassignment after

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JAMES E. STEWART of Gosport, brother ‘of Clement Stewart, 611 Knox st, has been - promoted to technical sergeant with an engineer aviation battalion in Italy. Fof the past 22 ‘months he has been con-

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TANK PRODUCTION - | RESUMED AT ARSENAL DETROIT, Feb, 2 (U. P.).—Flow of Sherman tanks from assembly lines at ‘the Chrysler Corp. tank arsenal was at normal today following settlement of a strike by, 165 cutter-grinders and assemblymen

which idled 1000 other workers yes- |}!

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Snyder, 846 Middle dr, Woodruffiorgior pomber. * {husband of Mrs. Bibel Goodwin, 80g fost Keven st. 18 attending Place, he returned to this country MBERT FEAGANS, |E. 11th st, is serving overseas with motor mac nis : recently after 22 months’ service in| oN La d Mrs. C. R. Feagans, |® medical battalion. engineers’ school at Great Lakes. |ing in Europe as a seaman 1-C. in Rome his unit built fighter fields the southwest Pacific. He Wears | go44 Kildare ave. has been pro- a i BOY KILLED IN CRASH in the wake of the fleeing Germans. the presidential unit citation with| ted to seaman 1-c in the south- To i W BEDFORD, Ind. Feb. 2. (U. P.). CPL, JACK W. MACER, son of Sars for periicipation In Wa- yey, pacific. | J — Robert Sutto, 5, was killed yester- Mrs. Clare Macer, 200 N. Rural st., pe watties. | { day when the car in which he was|is home on furlough from Dew field, FRANCIS M. RICHARDSON, sig- SOUTHPORT O. E. §. TO, MEET riding was struck by a B. & OFla. He is a gun mechanle and

, | | : nalman 3-¢, was home on a 13-day] Southport chapter of O. E. 8. passenger train near Huron. | gunner on a B-17.

Jeave after service in England and will meet to confer degrees at 8 ¥rance. He is the son of Mr. and Pp. m. Wednesday in the Southport | Mrs. F. M. Richardson, 334 N. State Masonic temple. Mrs. Ora’ Brown | “ave, and husband of Mrs. Bonnieis worthy matron and William Richardson, 260 N. Temple ave, |Hartman, worthy patron. |

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'WARD CASE APPEALED: i wacrin U. S. LISTS 29 ERRORS

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