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US arrived in Boston yesterday joined its staff. They were Samuel| Tbe pg Victory—18 Including ; list Gaia arsiliery battalion; JHiAth quAt: mel Ple. Ela G. Coyle, T. Sth Or.|in 1042, became the first member R and West | vermaster truck company; 604th quarter: Women Among Returnees George H. Coons, Maj. Frederick E.[of the speech’ staff to a master truck company: headquarters de- Shick, Capt. William S. Ramey, Sgt.| armed forces. tachment ordnance battalion; 4th 3638th quartermaster truck company; Reaching New York. Charles R. Jackson, T Gr. v 00h, quartermaster qunsral service group, |- s Albert A. Pritsch, Pfc. Charles V. Patrick Wahlen—34 troops, unlisted. Two local men listed as due to|Mondon, T. Sth Gr. Robert C.g Nonarchos Knoudouritis—38 troops, Mis {arrive in New York Sunday aboprd| White, T. 4th Gr. William ig | Robert Lowery-—23 troops, unlisted. the J. Warren are Pfe. Adam R.|and T. 4th Gr. Albert ‘caver. Francs Walker—881 ted. «i | McClintock and T. Sth Gr, John L.| ‘Five local men listed as having ‘ on i BS » Welsh, o strived in. Boston. yesterday auourd pd ih 4 LE AT SAN FRANCISCO: the Pi Victory are: . Sigten FIEANg Couriny | Ett ER tr at‘ ae ig] Pi i. dna. Wood, 7. | Overnight : Kentlsiand—587 undesignated arrived yesterday in New York|Or: William A. Babbitt, T. 5th Gr. g =

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