Korean 1953
NAME
Abbot, Richard
Acker, Earl
Acker, Earl
Acker, Earl
Ackerson, David
Adams, Ronald M.
Adams, Roy A. Jr.
Adams, Thomas
Adle, Jean
Adle, Jean
Adle, Jean F.
Adle, Jean F.
Adle, John L.
Albone, Merill S.
Alfieri, Joseph
Alvut, Clarence A.
Ames, George
Anauo, Graydon
Anauo, Graydow
Anawald, Donald
Anderson, Howard
Anderson, Kenneth
Andre, C. F. Jr.
Andre, C. Francis
Andre, C. Francis Jr.
Andrews, Montagu Jr.
Andrews, Montagu Jr.
Andrews, Montagu Jr.
Andrews, Richard L.
Antinore, Vincent
Appleyard, Robert
Aramino, Nicholas
Aramino, Nicholas
Aramino, Nicholas
Aramino, Nicholas
Aramino, Nicholas
Aramino, Nicholas
Aramino, Nicholas
TITLE
HOME ON FURLOUGH
UNDER-HAVE GUESTS
RELEASED FROM ARMY
WEDDINGS---ACKERSON – PERRY
SOLDIER’S WIFE FOILS ATTEMPT AT ABDUCTION;
HUSBAND KNOWN HERE
SIX AREA SERVICEMEN RETURN FROM FAR EAST
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
PAVILIONITE AWARDED INFANTRYMAN’S BADGE
PAVILIONITE PROMOTED AS CORPORAL IN KOREA
PAVILIONITE TRAINS IN ARMORED DIVISION
PAVILIONITE IN ARMY WITH KOREAN FORCES
PAVILION SERGEANT BACK FROM FAR EAST
MORE AREA SERVICEMEN RETURN FROM OVERSEAS
WARSAW, AVON SOLDIERS RETURN FROM FAR EAST
BYRONITE RETURNING FROM GERMANY DUTY
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
BORN
AIRMAN FROM OAKFIELD WITH ANTI-SUB PATROL
AIRMAN FROM CORFU GOING TO OKINAWA AFTER
HOME LEAVE
SOLDIER FROM OAKFIELD PROMOTED TO CORPORAL
UNDER-VISITS IN AKRON
BATAVIAN CITED
CPL. ANDRE RETURNING AFTER DUTY IN GERMANY
BATAVIAN COMPLETES SERVICE WITH ARMY
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
FIVE GENESEE YOUTHS NOW AT FT. DIX, NJ FOR
BASIC TRAINING
EAST BETHANY SOLDIER ON A LEAVE IN JAPAN
ENDS NAVY SERVICE
WILL BECOME BRIDE ON OAKFIELD RITES
AREA FAMILIES ANXIOUSLY WATCH RELEASE OF
PRISONERS OF REDS; AT LEAST THREE KNOWN
CAPTIVES
BATAVIAN OVERJOYED AT THE NEWS HOSTILITIES
HAD ENDED IN KOREA; HUSBAND IS PRISONER OF
ENEMY
HOPES TO SEE HUSBAND SOON
LE ROYANS TO GREET RETURNED PRISONER
IT’S A WARM WELCOME HOME FOR REPATRIATED
LE ROYAN
LE ROYANS TO GREET SON ON WEST COAST;
ARRIVED THERE TODAY
POW FROM LEROY ARRIVING SUNDAY
DATE
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PAPER
PAGE
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NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Aramino, Nicholas
TEARFULLY HAPPY REUNION MARKS LEROY POW’S
RETURN TO AMERICA
LEROY DINNER FETING ARAMINO, OTHER POWS AN
INVITATION AFFAIR
FINISH HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION FIRST OBJECTIVE
OF LEROY POW
LE ROYANS GIVE ROYAL WELCOME
FORMER PRISONERS OF WAR GATHER AT LEROY
FORMER PWS ATTEND LE ROYAN’S WELCOME
LEROY PARTY TONIGHT FOR FORMER PRISONER
POW’S FATHER NOTES THANKS
LE ROYAN WELCOMED HOME FROM KOREA
LEROY POW FREED BY REDS; FAMILY, VILLAGE
OVERJOYED
THEIR SON IS COMING HOME
GENESEE POW COMING HOME
HOME COOKING HIS ONLY NEED, LEROY POW
CABLES HIS PARENTS
LE ROYAN IN HIS POW DAYS
COUNTY JOINS IN THE JOY
BERGEN SERGEANT RELEASED BY REDS
AMERICA PERFECT PLACE-IRAN WAR BRIDE SAYS
BATAVIAN PROMOTED ON ENGLAND DETAIL
BERGENITE ARRIVES FOR FAR EAST DUTY
THREE AREA SOLDIERS BACK FROM FAR EAST
HOME FROM KOREA
MARINE FROM PEMBROKE RECEIVES DISCHARGE;
SPENT YEAR IN KOREA
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
SOLDIER IN PEMBROKE AFTER ARMY DISCHARGE
SAW DUTY IN AUSTRIA
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
FORMER PRISONERS OF WAR GATHER AT LEROY
LEROY DINNER FETING ARAMINO, OTHER POWS AN
INVITATION AFFAIR
CORFU YOUTH ENLISTS FOR AIR FORCE DUTY
SGT. BALL OF LE ROY ARMY COURSE GRADUATE OF
SCHOOL IN JAPAN
CORFU EX-RESIDENT TRAINS AT FT. DIX
SIX AREA SERVICEMEN RETURN FROM FAR EAST
SGT. BARONE ENLISTS WITH RESERVE GROUP
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SCENE OF A MARRIAGE
TAKES BUFFALO POSITION
CORFU SERVICES HELD FOR KOREA WAR VICTIM
IMPORTANT WORD IN KOREAN NOTE
CORFU MARINE’S BODY ARRIVING FROM KOREA
CORFU MARINE’S BODY WILL ARRIVE THURSDAY;
FUNERAL TO BE SUNDAY
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Aramino, Nicholas
Aramino, Nicholas
Aramino, Nicholas
Aramino, Nicholas
Aramino, Nicholas
Aramino, Nicholas
Aramino, Nicholas
Aramino, Nicholas
Aramino, Nicholas J.
Aramino, Nicholas J.
Aramino, Nicholas J.
Aramino, Nicholas J.
Aramino, Nicholas J.
Aramino, Nicholas J.
Aramino. Nicholas
Arnold, Clarence
Artman, Charles
Ayers, Donald
Aylsworth, Frederick
Aylsworth, Frederick
Aylsworth, Frederick
Bachorski, Chester
Bachorski, Robert
Baer, James E.
Bailey, Bernard R.
Baker, Harry
Baker, Harvey
Balcerzak, Francis J.
Ball, John D.
Barhydt, Gordon C.
Barnard, Burdette L.
Barone, Salvatore
Barron, William
Bartholf, Gerald L.
Bartholf, Roger
Bartholf, Roger P.
Bartholf, Roger P.
Bartholf, Roger P.
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Bartholf, Roger P.
CORFU MARINE’S BODY ARRIVES FROM KOREA;
FUNERAL TO BE SUNDAY
CORFU PRESBYTERIANS UNVEIL A MEMORIAL TO
ROGER P. BARTHOLF
NINE FROM COUNTY IS DEATH TOLL IN THE THREE
YEARS OF KOREA WAR
SERGEANT IN ALASKA ATTENDS FOOD SCHOOL
BERGENITE WINS PROMOTION IN GERMANY
BERGENITE PROMOTED TO FIRST LIEUTENANT;
STATIONED IN GERMANY
SOLDIER FROM BYRON WITH AUSTRIAN FORCE
FOURTEEN INCLUDING DP FROM GERMANY, IN
DRAFT CONTINGENT
NINE LEAVE TODAY FOR ARMY DUTY
WHEATVILLE SOLDIER COMPLETES FURLOUGH
BEFORE FOREIGN DUTY
SON OF EX-BATAVIAN AMONG WAR PRISONERS
FREED BY COMMUNISTS
SOLDIER FROM BERGEN ENDING ARMY SERVICE
COUNTY SENDS 14 IN DRAFT CONTINGENT
AIRMAN FROM CORFU GOING TO LOUISIANA
WILL GO TO KOREA
WAC NOW IN GERMANY ADVANCED TO CORPORAL
WEDDINGS- BENNETT-SHEFFER
SON OF BATAVIANS WINS A PROMOTION
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
FUNERAL ON SATURDAY OF SGT. BERTHELSEN,
BROTHER OF BATAVIAN
BATAVIAN’S BROTHER SUCCUMBS IN JAPAN
SEAMAN PAYS VISIT
AIRMAN TO JAPAN
BORN-BEYER
ALBION SOLDIER RETURNS
SERVICEMAN ABOARD TRANSPORT
MORE AREA SERVICEMEN RETURN FROM OVERSEAS
FORMER PRISONERS OF WAR GATHER AT LEROY
UNDER-DINNER GUESTS
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
CAPT. G. G. SAWDEY RECALLED TO DUTY; NOW AT
TEXAS BASE
ALEXANDER AND WARSAW MEN BACK FROM KOREA
MOTHER ON HER WAY TO VISIT ARMY SON HEART
ATTACK VICTIM
MOTHER ON HER WAY TO VISIT ARMY SON HEART
ATTACK VICTIM
WIFE, DAUGHTER JOIN SOLDIER IN PHILIPPINES
STAFFORD BROTHERS HOME ON NAVY LEAVES
STAFFORD BROTHERS HOME ON NAVY LEAVES
SERVICEMEN HOME
02/13/1953
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Bartholf, Roger P.
Bartholf, Roger P.
Barton, R. L.
Bater, Ralph S.
Bater, Ralph S.
Bates, Richard
Battaglia, Franklin
Baubie, Gordon L.
Baubie, Richard
Bedrosian, Raymond
Beedham, Earl
Beedham, Earl G.
Bell, Duane
Bell, Duane
Benedict, Mary Ann
Bennett, Jeff
Beradiuli, Richard J.
Berg, Jack T.
Berthelsen, Hans A.
Berthelsen, Hans Adolph
Besok, Eugene
Beyer, Robert
Beyer, Robert
Biaselli, Vincent
Biaselli, Vincent
Biden, Nelson E.
Bird, Donald
Blatchford, Richard
Booth, Donald
Borrello, Michael
Borsching, Albert
Borst, Arthur W.
Borst, Frank Jr.
Borst, Frank W.
Bossart, Earl
Bossart, Lee M.
Boughner, Arnold
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Boughner, Robert
Boyce, Edward
Boyce, Irel D.
Boyd, Harry
Boyd, James
Boyd, James
Boyd, James E.
Boyd, James E.
Boyd, James E.
Boyd, James E.
Brackett, Craig E.
Bradbury, Lionel
Bradbury, Lionel
Brade, Jerold
SERVICEMEN HOME
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
ELBA SOLDIER ASSIGNED TO INFANTRY DIVISION
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
IN ORDNANCE TRAINING
UNDER-PERSONALS
COUNTY SENDS 14 IN DRAFT CONTINGENT
PERSONALS
PERSONALS
UNDER-PERSONALS
CORFU, AKRON SOLDIERS ON WAY FROM FAR EAST
SERGEANT ON LEAVE
PARTY FOR GRANDSONS
SOLDIER FROM CORFU RELEASED FROM ARMY
AFTER GERMANY DUTY
UNDER-ON HISTORICAL TOUR
ENGAGEMENTS- EAST PEMBROKE
WED AT EAST PEMBROKE
MARINE FROM CORFU GRANTED HIS DISCHARGE
FOURTEEN INCLUDING DP FROM GERMANY, IN
DRAFT CONTINGENT
DRAFTEE HONORED
SOLDIER FROM CORFU RELEASED FROM ARMY
AFTER GERMANY DUTY
SOLDIER PAYS VISIT
SOLDIER ON FURLOUGH
SOLDIER RETURNS
MARINE FROM CORFU GRANTED HIS DISCHARGE
LEROY DINNER FETING ARAMINO, OTHER POWS AN
INVITATION AFFAIR
HONORED FOR SERVICE IN KOREA
TWO BATAVIA SOLDIERS RETURN FROM FAR EAST
BATAVIA SERGEANT BACK FROM KOREA
SOLDIER CALLED HOME REMOVED TO HOSPITAL
COUNTY SENDS 14 IN DRAFT CONTINGENT
HOME ON LEAVE
TWO BATAVIANS AWAIT DISCHARGE FROM ARMY;
TOGETHER THREE YEARS
SEVEN LEAVE FOR ARMY SERVICE
MISS MAYBACH ENGAGED TO ENSIGN W. E. BROOKS
BATAVIAN QUALIFIES AS ARMY INSTRUCTOR
BATAVIA ARMY OFFICER ENDS TOUR OF DUTY
AIRMAN IS HOME
BIRTHS – BROWN
SOLDIER FROM CORFU NOW WITH KOREA UNIT
SIX AREA SERVICEMEN RETURN FROM FAR EAST
WEST BETHANY NOTES
HOME FROM AIR BASE
UNDER-WEST BETHANY NOTES
UNDER –ILL WITH CHICKENPOX
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Brade, Jerold
Brade, Jerold
Brade, Jerold A.
Brade, Jerold A.
Brade, Lee
Brade, Lee
Brade, Lee
Brade, Lee
Brade, Lee
Brade, Lee A.
Brade, Lee A.
Bradfield, Henry
Bradway, Frank F.
Bradway, Frank F.
Bradway, Frank F.
Brenkus, Donald
Brenkus, Donald L.
Brenner, John
Brizzee, Albert H.
Bromwell, Charles
Brooks, William
Brown, John S.
Brown, John S.
Brown, Thomas
Brown, Thomas
Brown, Thomas A.
Buck, John P. Jr.
Buckenmeyer, George
Buckenmeyer, George
Buckenmeyer, George
Buckenmeyer, George
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Buckenmeyer, George
Buckenmeyer, George
Buckenmeyer, George
AIR FORCE CORPORAL WEST BETHANY GUEST
SOLDIER PAYS VISIT
UNDER-WEST BETHANY RESIDENT HOME FROM
WASHINGTON
AIR FORCE CORPORAL WEST BETHANY GUEST
WEST BETHANY NOTES
AIRMAN AT ROME BASE VISITS WEST BETHANY
BATAVIAN NOW SERVING WITH FORCES IN FRANCE
COUNTY SENDS 14 IN DRAFT CONTINGENT
COUNTY SENDS 14 IN DRAFT CONTINGENT
SERVICEMEN VISIT AT SOUTH ALABAMA FOR THE
HOLIDAY
PAVILION LIEUTENANT STATION IN TEXAS
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07/02/1953
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Buckenmeyer, George
Buckenmeyer, George
Buckenmeyer, George
Buckley, Donald
Buckley, Donald B.
Buckley, Paul
Buckley, Paul
Bunce, Truman
Busbee, Joe
Bush, Lawrence D.
Caccamise, Michael A.
Cahill, George
Caldwell, Donald
Caldwell, Donald
Caldwell, Donald
Caldwell, Floyd
Caldwell, Jack D.
Calnan, James Jr.
Campbell, Donald
Campbell, Donald
Campbell, Reyburn W.
Campbell, Reyburn W.
Campbell, Richard
Campbell, Richard
Campbell, Richard C.
Campobello, Russell
Capadano, Harry Jr.
Carbelli, Peter
Carnevale, Peter
Carpenter, Everett J.
Casper, Lawrence
Casper, Lawrence
Casper, Lawrence J.
Casper, Lawrence J.
Casper, Merril
Casselberry, Stuart
Cavanaugh, Eugene
SHELBY RESIDENTS HONOR THEIR SON AT
FAREWELL FETE
TAKES BASIC TRAINING
BATAVIANS BACK HOME FROM THE FAR EAST
UNDER-EAST SHELBY COUPLE AT MILLVILLE
MEETING
AIRMAN PROMOTED
FLIES TO ENGLAND
UNDER-GUESTS REPORTED
EX-BATAVIAN, WAF MARRIED
SERGEANT IN MARINES RETURNS TO PEMBROKE
STAFFORD SOLDIER WOUNDED IN KOREA
STAFFORD BROTHERS SCHEDULE REUNION UNDER
ARMY’S PLAN
BATAVIA RADARMAN HOME FROM CRUISE
BATAVIAN COMPLETES NAVY TOUR OF DUTY
STAFFORD SOLDIER WOUNDED IN KOREA
STAFFORD BROTHERS SCHEDULE REUNION UNDER
ARMY’S PLAN
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
WORLD WAR II VETERAN DISCHARGED FROM DUTY
AFTER KOREAN SERVICE
BRIDE OF SERGEANT IN ELBA CEREMONY
SEVEN LEAVE FOR ARMY SERVICE
ATTICAN GETS WINGS AS JET PLANE PILOT AT
FOSTER AIR BASE
ATTICA INFANTRYMAN WITH KOREA DIVISION
TRANSFERRED BY ARMY
SOLDIER IS VISITOR AT NORTH PEMBROKE
TWELVE FROM AREA AMONG VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY,
AIR FORCE
NORTH PEMBROKE VISITOR TRAINING AT FT. KNOX
BORN
TEN AREA RESIDENTS JOIN ARMED FORCES
EX-CLIPPER HURLER AMONG VOLUNTEERS
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Cavanaugh, Eugene
Cavanaugh, Eugene
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
ARMY COURSE COMPLETED BY BATAVIAN’S
HUSBAND
BATAVIAN AT NORFOLK FOR NAVY ASSIGNMENT
BATAVIAN IS ASSIGNED TO A MISSISSIPPI BASE
AIR FORCE ENLISTEES GO TO SAMPSON BASE
IN JAPAN
LE ROYAN DISCHARGED AFTER 2 ½ -YEAR DUTY AT
BASE IN ENGLAND
BATAVIAN IN A MOVIE OPENING HERE TODAY
BATAVIA ENLISTEES NOW ARE STATIONED AT AIR
FORCE BASE
GUARD BATTERIES DRAFT CAMP PLANS
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
GUARD BATTERIES DRAFT CAMP PLANS
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
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Chamberlain, Robert J.
Chambers, Nicholas F.
Chambers, Nicholas P.
Chandler, William
Chapman, Roger
Charlton, Barbara
Chatt, Joseph M.
Chatt, Peter
Chatt, Peter
Chatt, Raymond
Chatt, Raymond
Childs, Wilbur
Childs, Wilbur J.
Chugg, Roy
Chugg, Roy
Cinquino, Nicholas
Cinquino, Nicholas A.
Cinquino, Nicholas A.
Clark, Richard
Clark, Robert E.
Clattenberg, Elwin
Clattenburg, Elwin
Clattenburg, Elwin A.
Clattenburg, Elwin A.
Clute, Ernest J.
Cofran, Richard
Colby, Alyn J.
Colton, James O.
Colton, Willard
Cone, Carl
Conn, Allan
Conn, Allen
Conn, Allen
Conn, Allen J.
Conn, Allen J.
Conn, Allen J.
Cook, Calvin
PEMBROKE RESIDENT OUT OF THE MARINES AFTER
KOREAN DUTY
CPL. CHUGG OF BERGEN STATIONED IN PANAMA
BERGENITE DISCHARGED AFTER DUTY IN PANAMA
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
STATIONED AT FT. DIX
BATAVIAN SERVING WITH KOREAN FORCES
AIR FORCE SERGEANT HOME FROM ENGLAND
ENDS NAVY SERVICE
BASIC TRAINEES
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
VETERAN OF KOREA IN EAST PEMBROKE AFTER A
DISCHARGE
TWO ATTICANS ENLIST IN THE MARINE CORPS; AREA
YOUTHS INDUCTED
KOREA WAR VETERAN VISITING AT BASOM
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
BUSHVILLE PARENTS INFORMED SON WOUNDED IN
KOREA BATTLE
SOLDIER IN KOREA HAS CORPORAL RANK
BUSHVILLE CORPORAL WOUNDED IN KOREA
BUSHVILLE SOLDIER SERVING IN KOREA
BUSHVILLE SOLDIER TAKES KOREA COURSE
CPL. CONN ON LEAVE FROM KOREAN DUTIES IS
FLOWN TO JAPAN
NAVY DISCHARGE
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Cook, Douglas
EAST PEMBROKE YOUTH WINS AIR FORCE RATE; TO
LEAVE FOR FRANCE
NORTH PEMBROKE NOTES
OVER SEAS DUTY
NORTH PEMBROKE AIRMAN RETURNS AFTER
FURLOUGH
NORTH PEMBROKE PARTY HELD FOR AIRMAN COOK
NORTH PEMBROKE AIRMAN GOING TO
NEWFOUNDLAND
WEST BERGEN BROTHERS HAVE REUNION IN KOREA
WEST BERGEN YOUTH SERVING IN KOREA ILL WITH
PNEUMONIA
WEST BERGEN SOLDIER ADVANCED TO CORPORAL;
BROTHERS ARE IN KOREA
WEST BERGEN YOUTH SERVING IN KOREA ILL WITH
PNEUMONIA
WEST BERGEN BROTHERS HAVE REUNION IN KOREA
WEST BERGEN SOLDIER ADVANCED TO CORPORAL;
BROTHERS ARE IN KOREA
TWO ATTICANS ENLIST IN THE MARINE CORPS; AREA
YOUTHS INDUCTED
FORMER ELBAN FREED BY REDS, NOT SURPRISED
HUNDREDS DIED
BATAVIA YOUTH ENDS TOUR OF ARMY DUTY
ENGAGEMENTS
BATAVIANS MARRIED AT ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH
ELBAN IN BATTALION WINNING CITATION: RHEE
MAKES AWARD
RECRUITER HONORED AT TESTIMONIAL DINNER
EX-CLIPPER HURLER AMONG VOLUNTEERS
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
SOLDIER FROM LEROY WITH FIRST DIVISION
CORFU SERVICES HELD FOR KOREA WAR VICTIM
TWO AREA SERVICEMEN RETURNING FROM KOREA
FOUR SERVICEMEN ARRIVE FROM KOREA
BATAVIA SERGEANT RETURNS FROM KOREA
DARIEN CENTER MARINE CENTERED IN KOREA
SEVEN LEAVE FOR ARMY SERVICE
BATAVIAN IS ON DUTY AT TEXAS NAVAL BASE
YOUR NEW SON, SERGEANT
TRAINING AT FT. DIX
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
M/SGT. GEORGE T. DAVIS HOME AFTER KOREA DUTY
BATAVIAN PROMOTED ON KOREA WAR DUTY
SERGEANT PROMOTION FOR GEORGE T. DAVIS WITH
UNIT IN KOREA
FOURTEEN INCLUDING DP FROM GERMANY, IN
DRAFT CONTINGENT
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Cook, Douglas
Cook, Douglas
Cook, Leonard
Cook, Leonard
Cook, Leonard C.
Coral, Curtis
Coral, Curtiss
Coral, Curtiss S.
Coral, Glenn
Coral, Glenn
Coral, Glenn
Cornell, Kenneth R.
Cornwell, Lloyd R.
Costianes, James
Costianes, James J.
Coughlin, David E.
Coughlin, Kenneth E.
Crandall, Lyle C.
Crnkovich, Anthony
Crnkovich, Anthony
Crnkovich, Anthony
Crocker, George
Crocker, George W.
Cullis, John L
Czaja, Stanley F.
Daminski, Frank
Daniels, George
Darch, Robert L.
Davidson, Robert C.
Davies, Richard
Davis, Dale
Davis, Donald M.
Davis, Donald M.
Davis, George
Davis, George T.
Davis, George T.
Davis, Kenneth
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Davis, Kenneth N.
Davis, Maurice
De Rose, Anthony
Dean, Clifford
Dean, Clifford O.
Dean, William
Dean, Zachary
DelRe, Vincent
DeMay, Ronald D.
BATAVIAN IN GERMANY WITH FIRST INFANTRY
UNDER-ALABAMA GUESTS
MORE AREA SERVICEMEN RETURN FROM OVERSEAS
OAKFIELD SOLDIER RETURNS TO JAPAN
PFC. CLIFFORD O. DEAN TRANSFERRED TO JAPAN
08/07/1953
01/08/1953
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05/01/1953
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16
DeMenno, Anthony
Demmer, Richard
Demmer, Richard E.
Demmer, Richard E.
DeMuth, Gordon L.
Despard, Beatrice
Dewey, James
Dewey, James D.
Dewey, James D.
Di Falco, James N.
DiFilippo, Frank
Dilger, Henry
Dilger, Henry
Dilger, Henry E.
Dilger, Henry E.
Dimick, Rodney
Dimick, Rodney
Dimick, Rodney
Dimick, Rodney G.
Dipietro, Anthony
DiSalvo, Ronald J.
DiSalvo, Ronald J.
Disalvo, Ronald J.
Disler, John R.
Dissler, John
Ditzel, Jerry
Doherty, James R.
Donnelly, James
Dorsch, Raymond
Dourie, James
Drachenberg, Herbert
Dressel, Frederic R.
Drilling, Donald
BATAVIAN REMAINS PRISONER OF REDS
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
CHRISTMAS GIFT CALL TO SON IN GERMANY MADE
BY BATAVIANS
NINE LEAVE TODAY FOR ARMY DUTY
SOLDIER FROM OAKFIELD TRAINS IN NEW JERSEY
TAKES BASIC TRAINING
HUSBAND OF BATAVIAN EARNS INFANTRY AWARD
BATAVIAN IS SERVING IN MINESWEEPER CREW
WAF MEMBER PLANS WEDDING IN SUMMER
REQUIEM MASS SATURDAY FOR EX-BATAVIA POW
AREA FAMILIES ANXIOUSLY WATCH RELEASE OF
PRISONERS OF REDS; AT LEAST THREE KNOWN
CAPTIVES
EX-BATAVIAN, FIRST SAID MISSING, DIED IN
COMMUNIST PRISON CAMP
COUNTY SENDS 14 IN DRAFT CONTINGENT
MISS VITULLI IS ENGAGED TO PVT. FRANK DIFILIPPO
ASSIGNED OVERSEAS
NORTH BERGEN SOLDIER AWAITING ASSIGNMENT TO
POST IN FAR EAST
BATAVIA, BERGEN MEN COMPLETE ARMY COURSE
BERGENITE WITH UNIT IN KOREA WAR SERVICE
LE ROYAN IN JAPAN IN MEDICAL COURSE
WITH KOREA FORCES
LE ROYAN IS PROMOTED TO RANK OF SERGEANT
LE ROYAN IN KOREA SERVING AS MEDIC WITH WNY
RESIDENTS
KOREA WAR VETERAN NOW AN AIR CADET
MEDICAL COMBAT COURSE COMPLETED BY
BATAVIAN
BATAVIAN ON DUTY WITH KOREA TROOPS
SON OF BATAVIANS PROMOTED BY ARMY
AIRMAN J. R. DISLER LEAVES FOR GERMANY
MEMBER OF AIR FORCE STATIONED IN GERMANY
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
BATAVIAN AIRMAN BACK FROM HAWAII STATION
HOME ON LEAVE
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
PEARL CREEK YOUTH HONORED IN KOREA; “SOLDIER
OF WEEK”
OUT OF ARMY
PFC. DRESSEL GIVEN PRAISE FROM CAPTAIN
UNDER-HOLIDAY GUESTS
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Drilling, Donald
Drock, Edward
Dunn, Donald
Durfee, Roger
INDIAN FALLS AIRMAN LEAVING FOR OVERSEAS
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
THREE AREA SOLDIERS ON CHARTERED PLANE
DELAYED BY WEATHER
UNDER-DINNER GUESTS
UNDER-ATTEND FUNERAL
VISITS ARMY BUDDY
PAVILION BROTHERS WOUNDED IN KOREA
PAVILION BROTHER NEGOTIATE REUNION IN KOREA
ENGAGEMENTS
PAVILION BROTHERS WOUNDED IN KOREA
PAVILION BROTHER NEGOTIATE REUNION IN KOREA
FOURTEEN INCLUDING DP FROM GERMANY, IN
DRAFT CONTINGENT
ELBA SOLDIER GIVEN FAR EAST ASSIGNMENT
BATAVIAN ASSIGNED TO DENVER AIR BASE
AIRMAN RETURNS
GREENLAND FLIGHT
CORFU NAVY OFFICER PLACED IN RESERVES: HAS
AIRLINES POSITION
UNDER DINNER GUESTS
STATIONED AT FT. LEWIS
SOLDIER ON LEAVE
DISCHARGED FROM NAVY, BATAVIAN WITH SEARS
SOLDIER FROM ATTICA SERVING IN KOREA
NORTH BERGEN SOLDIER GIVEN ARMY DISCHARGE
PAVILION SOLDIER SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
PAVILION SOLDIER SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
WOUNDED KOREAN VET COMING HOME ON LEAVE
COUNTY SERVICEMEN ARRIVE FROM ABROAD
KOREAN WAR VETERAN ASSIGNED TO NIAGARA
ARMY CORPORAL TO WED BARBARA ANN MALLISON
BATAVIAN STATIONED AT BASE IN GERMANY
CORFU WAF MEMBER AT ANDREWS AIR BASE
PEMBROKE SERGEANT ON LEAVE AT HOME FROM
THE FAR EAST
PEMBROKE SERGEANT ON LEAVE AT HOME FROM
THE FAR EAST
CORFU WAF MEMBER AT ANDREWS AIR BASE
WEDDINGS- ESTEN-HUNT
PEMBROKE SERGEANT ON LEAVE AT HOME FROM
THE FAR EAST
AIR BASE GUESTS
SERGEANT TRANSFERRED
BORN- EVANS
UNDER-ARRIVE FOR GRADUATION
VISITING PARENTS
OAKFIELD FAMILY GOING TO OKINAWA
ARRIVE ON OKINAWA
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Durfee, Roger
Durfee, Roger
Durni, Paul
Dutton, Dennis
Dutton, Dennis
Dutton, Dennis
Dutton, Leo P.
Dutton, Leo Peter
Dziuba, Joseph
Dziuba, Joseph
Edgerton, Ronald
Ehmann, Dee E.
Ehmann, Dee E.
Ehmann, Dee E.
Eichenberger, Harry
Eichenberger, Harry
Eichenberger, Harry
Eichenger, Carl D.
Eley, Raymond
Elliot, Richard
Elliott, Allen
Elliott, Frank
Elliott, Frank
Ellis, George D.
Ellis, George D.
Ellis, George D.
Ernest, Laurence E.
Esten, Eva
Esten, Eva
Esten, Lewis
Esten, Roger
Esten, Roger
Esten, Roger
Evans, Billy
Evans, Billy
Evans, Billy
Evans, Billy
Evans, Billy E.
Evans, Clifford
Evans, Clifford
NAME
Eveland, Ralph Jr.
Ewald, Alice
Eyre, Robert J.
Eyre, Robert J.
Falcone, Franke C.
Falker, Loren
Falker, Loren K.
Falker, Loren K.
Falker, Loren K.
Falker, Loren K.
Fanning, Francis
Farnsworth, Clifford
Farnsworth, Clifford
Farnsworth, Clifford
Farraro, John
Farraro, John
Farraro, John C.
Fasano, Bramie R.
Fasano, Michael
Fauth, Robert
Fauth, Robert E.
Federspiel, James
Ferguson, Alfred
Ferguson, Alfred
Ferrari, Anthony
Ferris, Ian
Ferris, Randall
Feyer, John W.
Feyer, John W.
Filosi, Rosario
Filosi, Rosario J.
Filosi, Rosario J.
Fischer, Harold
Fisher, Homer
Fisher, Homer
Fisher, Robert
Fisher, Robert F.
Fisher, Robert F.
Fisher, Robert F.
Fiske, Pliny Jr.
Fitch, Donald F.
Fite, Ronald F.
TITLE
STAFFORD SOLDIER PROMOTED IN KOREA
AREA SERVICEMEN BACK FROM KOREA SERVICE
ARMY VETERAN REJOINS FOR THREE YEAR TERM
NORTH PEMBROKE YOUTH RECEIVES A TRANSFER
FIVE AREA RESIDENTS ENTER ARMED FORCES
TWELVE FROM AREA AMONG VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY,
AIR FORCE
NORTH PEMBROKE NOTES
NORTH PEMBROKE YOUTH LEAVES FOR FT. SILL
BATAVIAN AND LE ROYAN ENLIST IN AIR FORCE
MARINE FROM BERGEN COMPLETES A COURSE
RESIDENT OF BERGEN GETS A PROMOTION
HOME ON LEAVE
UNDER-PERSONALS
JOHN FARRARO ENTERS PLANE MECHANIC UNIT
TEN AREA RESIDENTS JOIN ARMED FORCES
BATAVIANS’ COUSIN AMONG GI’S LOSING LIVES IN
AN ARMY TRAGEDY
“ENEMY” CAPTURED IN WAR GAMES IS BATAVIA
SOLDIER’S COUSIN
NEW FURNACE
NINE LEAVE TODAY FOR ARMY DUTY
TWO AREA RESIDENTS JOIN THE AIR FORCE
NORTH BERGEN MARINE LEAVING FOR HAWAII
NORTH BERGEN MAN GOING TO HAWAII FOR MARINE
SERVICE
OAKFIELD OFFICER PROMOTED BY ARMY
THREE AREA SOLDIERS ON CHARTERED PLANE
DELAYED BY WEATHER
HOME FROM GREENLAND
PARACHUTE FAILS, EX-GENESEEAN DEAD
THE LATE LT. JOHN W. FEYER
PEMBROKE RESIDENT NOW AT FT. DEVENS
PEMBROKE RESIDENT VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY
CORFU SOLDIER NOW STATIONED IN ALASKA
MORNING NEWS
AIRMAN FROM PEMBROKE ENDS BASIC TRAINING
AIRMAN HOMER FISHER RETURNS TO CAROLINA
AFTER PEMBROKE VISIT
BATAVIAN TRAIN AS OFFICER CANDIDATE
BATAVIAN IS ASSIGNED TO OFFICER TRAINING
BATAVIAN COMMISSIONED IN ARMY ENGINEERS
LT. ROBERT F. FISHER GOING TO FAR EAST
NO PLACE LIKE HOME, BYRON ARMY CAPTAIN
DECLARES
KOREA WAR VETERANS ARRIVE IN SEATTLE; 4 FROM
GENESEE
ELBAN ON ARMY DETAIL
DATE
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NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Fleming, Loren
Flint, Robert
SOLDIER IS HOME
THREE YOUTHS ENLIST IN ARMED SERVICES; TWO
JOIN AIR FORCE
INFANT BAPTISM
SGT. MARCUS FLOYD OF EAST PEMBROKE IN KOREA
BATTLES
EAST PEMBROKE SOLDIER HOSPITALIZED IN KOREA
KOREAN WAR VETERAN EAST PEMBROKE GUEST
FATHER OF INFANT SERVING IN KOREA
KOREA VETERAN HOME
ATTICAN WOUNDED IN KOREA BATTLE; STRUCK BY
SHRAPNEL
WOUNDED ATTICA YOUTH FLOWN BACK TO THE U.S.
BATAVIAN EN ROUTE FROM GERMANY DUTY
HOME FROM KOREA
HOME FROM KOREA
TWO ATTICANS ENLIST IN THE MARINE CORPS; AREA
YOUTHS INDUCTED
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
BATAVIAN ENLISTS FOR ARMY SERVICE
THREE YOUTHS ENLIST IN ARMED SERVICES; TWO
JOIN AIR FORCE
LEAVE COMPLETED
BASIC TRAINEES
FUNERAL ON TUESDAY FOR ACCIDENT VICTIM
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
SOLDIER ON WAY TO BATAVIA HOME TO ACT AS AN
USHER AT A WEDDING LOSES LIFE IN CHURCHVILLE
CRASH
SONS OF BATAVIANS WITH KOREAN FORCES
SOLDIER FROM DARIEN STATIONED IN KOREA
DARIEN AREA SOLDIER ENDS RADAR TRAINING;
ASSIGNED TO SEATTLE
UNDER-FORMER RESIDENT
VISITING DAUGHTER
GUESTS ENTERTAINED
UNDER-GUESTS OF RELATIVES
HOME ON FURLOUGH
UNDER-GUESTS
DINNER FOR SOLDIER
FIVE AREA RESIDENTS ENTER ARMED FORCES
LE ROYAN UNINJURED IN TRAIN ACCIDENT
PVT. VITO GAUTIERI SERVING IN GERMANY
MISS PAYNE IS ENGAGED TO SOLDIER IN GERMANY
“ENEMY” CAPTURED IN WAR GAMES IS BATAVIA
SOLDIER’S COUSIN
CPL GEER DISCHARGED AFTER DUTY IN AUSTRIA
OAKFIELD SOLDIER BACK FROM EUROPE
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Floyd, Marcus
Floyd, Marcus
Floyd, Marcus
Floyd, Marcus
Floyd, Marcus L.
Flynn, Eugene
Flynn, Eugene F.
Flynn, Eugene F.
Foley, William
Fox, Richard
Fox, Robert
Frazier, Stephen J.
Freeman, Donald
Frank, Donald H.
Froebel, Herbert
Galliford, Tom Jr.
Gallo, John
Gallo, John
Gallo, John J.
Gallo, John J.
Gallo, John J.
Galvin, Joseph Jr.
Gammack, Lloyd
Ganimack, Lloyd
Garden, Walter
Gardner, Billy
Gardner, Billy
Gardner, Walter
Gardner, Walter
Gardner, Walter
Gardner, William
Garner, Gordon A.
Garner, Gordon A.
Gautieri, Vito
Gautieri, Vito
Gautieri, Vito
Geer, Norris
Gentsch, Roger W.
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
George, Glenn
George, Glenn A.
George, Glenn A.
Gerber, William D.
UNDER-GENEVA GUESTS
SOLDIER IN KOREA HAS CORPORAL RANK
BATAVIANS IN KOREA GIVEN A REST LEAVE
KOREA WAR VETERANS ARRIVE IN SEATTLE; 4 FROM
GENESEE
CPL. GERBER IS HOME AFTER LONG SERVICE; IN
KOREA 21 MONTHS
WHEATVILLE SOLDIER RECEIVES DISCHARGE
ALEXANDER CORPORAL ENDING KOREAN DUTIES
TEN AREA RESIDENTS JOIN ARMED FORCES
SOLDIER ENDING DUTY AFTER GERMAN SERVICE
SOUTH BYRON SOLDIERS HOLD GERMANY REUNION
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
FORMER BERGEN POW IS TO BE HONORED
AREA FAMILIES ANXIOUSLY WATCH RELEASE OF
PRISONERS OF REDS; AT LEAST THREE KNOWN
CAPTIVES
BATAVIAN OVERJOYED AT THE NEWS HOSTILITIES
HAD ENDED IN KOREA; HUSBAND IS PRISONER OF
ENEMY
HOPES TO SEE HUSBAND SOON
BERGEN SERGEANT RELEASED BY REDS
BERGEN AREA POW ON HIS WAY HOME; THIRD FROM
COUNTY
TWO WAR PRISONERS NOW BACK HOME
TWO BATAVIA SOLDIERS RETURN FROM FAR EAST
PVT. H. S. GOUINLOCK WITH UNIT IN KOREA
ARMY VETERAN REJOINS FOR THREE YEAR TERM
BASOM YOUTH ON CREW OF ATTACK TRANSPORT
SAILOR FROM BASOM WITH ATLANTIC FLEET
COUNTY SENDS 14 IN DRAFT CONTINGENT
BORN-GREER
TWELVE FROM AREA AMONG VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY,
AIR FORCE
BASIC TRAINEES
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
LEAVES PANAMA
UNDER- GUEST AT SHOWER
EAST PEMBROKE YOUTH STATIONED IN CUBA
PARTY FOR SOLDIER
BATAVIAN IN KOREA WINS A PROMOTION
COUNTY SENDS 14 IN DRAFT CONTINGENT
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
LEROY DINNER FETING ARAMINO, OTHER POWS AN
INVITATION AFFAIR
GUARD BATTERIES DRAFT CAMP PLANS
04/01/1953
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Gerber, William D.
Gibson, Melvin
Gill, Charles
Gill, James J.
Githens, Derald
Given, Robert
Glade, Bruce
Goodburlet, Ray
Goodburlet, Raymond
Goodburlet, Raymond
Goodburlet, Raymond
Goodburlet, Raymond
Goodburlet, Raymond
Goodburlet, Raymond
Goodenow, Earl
Gouinlock, Harold
Grant, Earl
Green, Harold L.
Green, Harold L.
Green, William J.
Greer, Dolphus
Grice, David W.
Grice, Richard
Grice, Richard E.
Grice, Richard E.
Griffen, John
Griffin, John
Groth, Norman
Groth, Norman
Groth, Norman L.
Guertin, Medric Jr.
Hackett, Wilbur
Hagen, Allen L.
Hagen, Donald
Hahn, Charles
Hahn, Norman
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Hahn, Norman
Hahn, Richard D.
Haines, Eugene
Hale, Roland D.
Hall, George L.
Hall, Kenneth
Hardy, Donald
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
BATAVIAN DEPARTS FOR ALASKA DUTY
LEAVES FOR ARMY
R. D. HALE, OAKFIELD, WINS NAVY PROMOTION
LE ROYAN IN TRIESTE ADVANCED TO SERGEANT
ENDS ARMY SERVICE
MILITARY SERVICES INCLUDED IN RITES FOR CRASH
VICTIMS
THREE RETURNED SERVICEMEN KILLED AS THEIR
AUTO “ROLLS OVER AND OVER”
KOREA VETERAN HOME
WITH MILITARY POLICE
THREE AREA SOLDIERS ON CHARTERED PLANE
DELAYED BY WEATHER
GERALD HARRINGTON ARRIVES IN JAPAN
SON IS WOUNDED, BROTHER KILLED BATAVIAN
TOLD WITHIN A FEW DAYS
EX-CLASSMATE IN JAP HOSPITAL WHEN WOUNDED
BATAVIAN ARRIVED
BATAVIAN ENDS COURSE AT A SCHOOL IN JAPAN
LEFT FOR EUROPE
THREE FROM THE AREA RETURN FROM GERMANY
EX-BATAVIAN, WAF MARRIED
BATAVIANS’ GRANDSON ARMY MEDIC TRAINEE
BATAVIAN’S MARRIED
MARRIED AT LEROY
BERGEN YOUTH JOINS ARMY FOR THREE YEARS
ENGAGEMENTS –LEROY
BATAVIAN ON PROGRAM ON RADIO FROM KOREA
PVT. R.C. INGRAHAM HELPED TO ENTERTAIN
ORPHANS IN KOREA
FOURTEEN INCLUDING DP FROM GERMANY, IN
DRAFT CONTINGENT
TRAINING AT FT. DIX, N. J.
OAKFIELD SOLDIER WILL GO TO EUROPE
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
LEROY DINNER FETING ARAMINO, OTHER POWS AN
INVITATION AFFAIR
FORMER PRISONERS OF WAR GATHER AT LEROY
TWELVE FROM AREA AMONG VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY,
AIR FORCE
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
SON IS WOUNDED, BROTHER KILLED BATAVIAN
TOLD WITHIN A FEW DAYS
AIR FORCE PROMOTES SON OF BATAVIANS
SON OF BATAVIANS ON SUBMARINE CREW
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
UNDER-PERSONAL
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454
Hardy, Donald M.
Hare, Robert
Hare, Robert
Harrington, Charles A.
Harrington, Gerald
Harrington, Gerald
Harrington, Gerald
Harrington, Gerald V.
Harris, Merle
Hartrick, Vincent H.
Haskell, Edward E.
Hawks, Jack
Hawks, Jack P.
Hayman, Henry
Haymon, Henry
Haymon, Henry
Head, Francis
Head, Francis
Hensel, Donald
Hensel, Donald
Hensel, Donald N.
Hermance, Carroll
Herron, Joseph
Herron, Joseph
Hess, Kermit R.
Heye, Dana
Higgins, James E.
Hilbert, Donald
Hilbert, Norman R.
Hilbert, Reginald J.
Hilbert, Reginald J.
Hilbert, Robert E.
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Hilbert, Robert E.
Hilchey, Kenneth
Hilchey, Kenneth
Hilchey, Kenneth N.
Hitchcock, Floyd Jr.
Hodgins, Roy
Holtz, Roland
Hoover, Robert J.
Horzempa, Henry
PERSONALS
UNDER-HOME FROM HOSPITAL
OAKFIELD AIR CADET PRE-FLIGHT QUALIFIER
OAKFIELD AIRMAN IN TEXAS SCHOOL
FORMER AKRON SOLDIER PROMOTED TO CORPORAL
BORN
BIRTHS- HOLTZ
BEGINS NEW COURSE
ENLISTEE IN ELBA HONORED AT PARTY; ENTERING
MARINES
CPL. PAUL E. HOUGH RETURNS FROM KOREA
SGT. ALLEN C. HOUSE ARRIVING FROM EUROPE
TWO BATAVIANS RETURN AFTER FAR EAST DUTY
EX-BATAVIAN, WAF MARRIED
RETURNED TO ILLINOIS
NAVY TRANSFER
BORN
GUARD BATTERIES DRAFT CAMP PLANS
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
GRANTED DIVORCE
UNDER-PERSONAL
LEAVING FOR SERVICE
UNDER-CHILDREN ARE GUESTS
06/11/1953
01/08/1953
04/23/1953
02/12/1953
11/17/1953
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01/12/1953
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02/12/1954
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925
Hough, Paul E.
House Allen C.
Houseknecht, Richard
Houston, Mary
Howland, Amsden
Howland, Amsden
Howland, Amsden
Hubbard, Alex
Hubbard, Alex
Hubbard, Gerald
Hubbard, Gerald
Hubbard, Gerald
Hughes, Gerald
Hughes, Gerald
Hughes, Gerald
Hume, Laverne
Hume, Louie
Hume, Louis
Hume, Louis
Hurlburt, Arden B.
Hutchinson, Richard
Hutchinson, Ronald D.
Hutchison, Kenneth
Hutchison, Richard B.
Ianni, Ettore
Ianni, Herman J.
Ianni, Herman J.
Idzik, John F.
Idzik, John F.
Iler, Clyde Jr.
Ingalsbe, Jack
Ingraham, Richard
Ingraham, Richard
Ingraham, Richard C.
Ingraham, Richard C.
Ingraham, Richard C.
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
LE ROYAN STATIONED AT DEPOT IN KOREA
LE ROYAN WILL MARRY MEMBER OF THE ARMY
LE ROYAN DESIGNATED “SOLDIER OF MONTH”
TWO ATTICANS ENLIST IN THE MARINE CORPS; AREA
YOUTHS INDUCTED
LE ROYAN IN GERMANY HONOR GUARD MEMBER
WITH ARMY IN JAPAN
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
SERGEANT FROM LE ROY ATTENDS JAPAN SCHOOL
OAKFIELD YOUTH CITED BY ARMY FOR HEROISM IN
KOREAN BATTLE
DENTIST SUMMONED TO DUTY WITH ARMY
DENTIST IS TO REPORT MAY 27 AT TEXAS BASE
CREEK RD. MAN BACK FROM DUTY IN KOREA
ALEXANDER SERGEANT BRONZE STAR WINNER FOR
KOREAN SERVICE
THREE AREA SOLDIERS EN ROUTE FROM EUROPE
BASOM LIEUTENANT ENDS ARMY SERVICE
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
SOLDIER MAKES REQUEST, CLASS ANSWERING IT
PFC R. C. INGRAHAM NOW AT BRECKENRIDGE
PVT. R.C. INGRAHAM HELPED TO ENTERTAIN
ORPHANS IN KOREA
BATAVIAN IN KOREA RECEIVES PROMOTION
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Ingrahm, Richard C.
Irrera, Philip C.
Ivison, Stuart
Ivison, Stuart
BATAVIAN ON PROGRAM ON RADIO FROM KOREA
TAKES BASIC TRAINING
SOUTH BYRON SOLDIERS HOLD GERMANY REUNION
SOUTH BYRON SOLDIER ENDS ARMY SERVICE; WITH
UNIT IN GERMANY
BATAVIAN IN KOREA PROMOTED TO SERGEANT
BATAVIA, BERGEN MEN COMPLETE ARMY COURSE
CLIFTON AVE. YOUTH WITH UNIT IN KOREA
FOUR SERVICEMEN ARRIVE FROM KOREA
BATAVIANS BACK HOME FROM THE FAR EAST
TWO ATTICANS ENLIST IN THE MARINE CORPS; AREA
YOUTHS INDUCTED
RAILROAD BROTHERHOOD HONORS ARMY
ENLISTEES
WIFE OF SGT. JAMES LEAVING FOR GERMANY
WED IN LEROY CEREMONY
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED FOR MISS CONFORTI
STATIONED AT FT. DIX
CORFU LIEUTENANT GIVEN PROMOTION; SERVED IN
KOREA
UNDER-GUESTS FROM MIAMI
RESIDING IN KENTUCKY
SAILORS ON LEAVE
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Jablonski, John
Jablonski, John E.
Jablonski, John E.
Jack, Gerald L.
Jackett, Wilbert C.
Jacobs, John D.
Jamalkowski, Ray
James, Francis W.
Jameson, Philip
Jankowski, Eugene
Jankowski, Eugene
Jankowski, Eugene A.
Jantz, Rudolph A.
Jarvis, Herbert
Johnson, David
Johnson, Merwin
Jones, Horace
Jones, Robert E.
Jordan, Sanford J.
Joy, Ronald F.
Judd, Glenn
Judkins, James
Judkins, James
Judkins, James A.
Judkins, James A.
Kabel, Robert F.
Kaiser, Arthur Jr.
Kaples, Raymond
Keady, Bernard
Keady, Charles
Keady, William M.
Kelly, William
Kelly, William
Kelsey, Charles
Kelsey, Charles
Kelsey, Charles
Kelsey, Charles
Kelsey, Frank
Kelsey, Frank
Kelso, Myron M.
WINS MARKSMAN HONORS
OAKFIELD YOUTH JOINS ARMY FOR THREE YEARS
TEN AREA RESIDENTS JOIN ARMED FORCES
SOLDIER IN ORDNANCE LEAVING FOR OVERSEAS
UNDER-HOME FROM HOSPITAL
OVERSEAS ASSIGNMENT
BATAVIA, ALEXANDER MARINES GRADUATED AT
FLORIDA SCHOOL
PFC. JAMES A. JUDKINS LEAVING FOR OVERSEAS
COUNTY SENDS 14 IN DRAFT CONTINGENT
TWO AREA RESIDENTS JOIN THE AIR FORCE
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
SERGEANT FROM BATAVIA AT ALASKA AIR BASE
EX-CLIPPER HURLER AMONG VOLUNTEERS
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
HOME ON FURLOUGH
RETURN TO FT. JACKSON
SOLDIER MAKES VISIT
BORN
RETURNED TO ILLINOIS
AIRMAN IS BACK HOME FROM PUERTO RICO BASE
WOUNDED KOREAN VET INJURED IN MISHAP; DOZED
AT THE WHEEL
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Kelso, Russell
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN IN PAVILION FOR AIR
INSTRUCTOR
PVT. SHERWOOD KENDALL SERVING IN GERMANY
PVT. KENDALL SERVES AS A RADIO OPERATOR
SERVICEMEN VISIT AT SOUTH ALABAMA FOR THE
HOLIDAY
UNDER-LADIES OF CHARITY
UNDER-HOME FROM HOSPITAL
LT. JAMES KESSLER LEAVES FOR KOREA; FAMILY AT
OAKFIELD
BATAVIA ARMY OFFICER GETS COLLEGE DEGREE
WEDDINGS
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
CAMOUFLAGE HER SPECIALTY
R. E. SELDEN, LE ROY, ENLISTS IN AIR FORCE
OUT OF ARMY
SOLDIER BEING HELD IN WARSAW AS AWOL
OAKFIELD SOLDIER SERVING IN KOREA RECEIVES
PROMOTION
HAD HOLIDAY TOGETHER
RESIDENT OF CORFU HOME FROM FRANCE AFTER
ARMY SERVICE
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
GUARD BATTERIES DRAFT CAMP PLANS
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
LE ROYAN AND SON ARRIVE IN GERMANY
07/30/1953
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Kendall, Sherwood
Kendall, Sherwood H.
Kendell, Theodore
Kernutt, Donald
Kessler, James
Kessler, James
Kidder, L. Michael
Kidder, Michael
Kilby, N.
King, Grace (Stanley)
Kingdollar, Harold
Kingdon, Janet
Kingson, Roland S.
Kitanik, Joseph
Kjeldgaard, Andrew
Kjeldgaard, Andrew
Klein, James
Klein, Richard
Klein, Richard
Klinkbeil, Charles
Klotzbach, Keith
Klotzbach, Keith M.
Klotzbach, Milton Dr.
Klotzbach, Milton L.
Knapp, Grant E.
Knob, George Jr.
Kocal, Adam Jr.
Kocol, Adam J.
Kocol, Adam Jr.
Koel, Adam Jr.
Kohl, Albert
Kopitzki, Paul
Kosoki, Donald
Kowalczyk, Louis T.
Krause, William R.
Krauss, John
Krogh, Kenneth
Krugger, Carl F.
Kutter, Anthony
INDIAN FALLS YOUTH RETURNS TO SERVICE AT BASE
IN GERMANY
DR. MILTON KLOTZBACH COMPLETES ARMY DUTY;
INDIAN FALLS VISITOR
INDIAN FALLS MAN GETS BRONZE STAR
WARSAW, AVON SOLDIERS RETURN FROM FAR EAST
ARRIVES FROM KOREA
AIRMAN FROM PEMBROKE VISITING PARENTS
TWELVE FROM AREA AMONG VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY,
AIR FORCE
PEMBROKE ENLISTEES
TWO PEMBROKE YOUTHS ENLIST IN AIR FORCE
THREE FROM THE AREA RETURN FROM GERMANY
ARMY VETERAN REJOINS FOR THREE YEAR TERM
PAVILION AND WARSAW MEN ENLIST IN ARMY
NINE LEAVE TODAY FOR ARMY DUTY
SOLDIER FROM BYRON RETURNS ON FURLOUGH
FROM KOREA SERVICE
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
SEAMAN ON VISIT
BATAVIAN IN KOREA PROMOTED TO CORPORAL
FOURTEEN INCLUDING DP FROM GERMANY, IN
DRAFT CONTINGENT
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Kutter, Anthony
Lamb, Donald J.
Lamka, Walter T.
TRAINING AT FT. DIX, N. J.
FBI NOW CHECKING ON CORFU DRAFTEE
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
ORDNANCE TRAINING BEGUN BY BATAVIAN
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
FIVE GENESEE YOUTHS NOW AT FT. DIX, NJ FOR
BASIC TRAINING
UNDER-RECENT VISITORS
UNDER-GUESTS FOR DINNER
HOME ON LEAVE
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
TWO AREA SOLDIERS COMPLETE TRAINING
CAMP GORDON SOLDIERS TRAIN IN SIGNAL CORPS
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
BEGINS NEW COURSE
PILOT RECALLED
SOLDIER FROM LEROY AT SCHOOL IN GEORGIA
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
GUARD BATTERIES DRAFT CAMP PLANS
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
LE ROYAN, STAFFORDITE ENLIST IN AIR FORCE
VISITS GRANDPARENTS
AIRMAN FROM LEROY SENT TO TEXAS BASE
LEADLEY - KOLOSOFF
BIRTHS
GUARD BATTERIES DRAFT CAMP PLANS
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
BATAVIAN DESIGNATED AIRMAN OF MONTH
MARRIAGES-LENOYE-PURPURA
PVT. C. W. LEWNADOSKE IN NATO ARMY DIVISION
BATAVIAN RETURNS FROM THE FAR EAST
SOLDIERS FROM AREA TRAINING IN KOREA
BERGENITE IN KOREA MAKES VISIT TO JAPAN
ATTICAN IN KOREA HAS SERGEANT RANK
CPL. D. W. LIPPHARDT RETURNS FROM GERMANY
BATAVIAN, ATTICAN BACK FROM FAR EAST
TO RECEIVE COMMISSION FROM ARMY ON TUESDAY
FOURTEEN INCLUDING DP FROM GERMANY, IN
DRAFT CONTINGENT
TRAINING AT FT. DIX, N. J.
LE ROYAN IN TRAINING WITH KOREAN GROUP
03/16/1953
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670
Lamka, Walter T.
Lamka, Walter T.
Lamkin, Herbert
Landon, Robert
Laney, Coren
Laney, James
Laney, James
Laney, James
Laney, James
Laney, James D.
Laney, James D.
Lang, James J.
Lang, Jerome J.
Lang, Robert
Lanzo, Frank
Lanzo, Joseph
Larenz, Donald
Larnder, Robert
Laurie, Donald
Laurie, Donald P.
Lawrence, Robert
Lawrence, Robert
Lawson, Ronald
Lawson, Ronald
Lawson, Ronald
Leadley, John
Lega, Robert
Lehnis, Ronald
Lehnis, Ronald
Lenke, Ramon
Lenoye, Philip
Lewandoske, Chester
Lewis, Richard J.
Lidke, Robert A.
Lidke, Robert A.
Lindehauer, Wesley
Lipphardt, Donald W.
Lippold, Alfred C.
Little, Clarence
Liwinsky, Arnold
Liwinsky, Arnold
Long, Daniel L.
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Longhany, Raymond
Longison, Vernon
Longobardi, Cornelius
Loomis, Otis W.
STATIONED IN GERMANY
LE ROYAN IN TRAINING WITH KOREAN GROUP
SOLDIER FROM BATAVIA IN INFANTRY GROUP
AREA FAMILIES ANXIOUSLY WATCH RELEASE OF
PRISONERS OF REDS; AT LEAST THREE KNOWN
CAPTIVES
AIRMAN IS HOME
INDIAN FALLS SOLDIER VISITING HIS PARENTS FROM
BASE IN TEXAS
PROMOTED IN KOREA
OAKFIELD SOLDIER PROMOTED IN KOREA
TWO AREA SERVICEMEN HOME FROM FAR EAST
R. J. LULLO ASSIGNED TO A DEPOT IN JAPAN
SGT. LULLO IS READY FOR EARLY RETURN FROM
JAPAN DUTIES
TWO BATAVIA SOLDIERS RETURN FROM FAR EAST
BATAVIAN AND BRIDE FROM FAR EAST
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
STATIONED AT FT. DIX
CORFU YOUTH ENLISTS FOR AIR FORCE DUTY
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
FOURTEEN INCLUDING DP FROM GERMANY, IN
DRAFT CONTINGENT
TRAINING AT FT. DIX, N. J.
ROBERT J. MALONEY (OBIT)
CAPT. MALONEY ASSIGNED TO AN AIR FORCE BASE
BATAVIAN TO MARRY RESIDENT OF CHICAGO
PHYSICIAN CALLED FOR ARMY SERVICE
SOLDIER FROM BATAVIA NOW SERVING IN JAPAN
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
EX-BATAVIAN, WAF MARRIED
BATAVIA ARMY CORPORAL ON WAY FROM
GERMANY
ELBA RESIDENT, 17, ENLISTS IN THE ARMY
ELBAN NOW UNDERGOING BASIC ARMY TRAINING
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
TWO ATTICANS ENLIST IN THE MARINE CORPS; AREA
YOUTHS INDUCTED
J. J. MATLA PROMOTED TO STAFF SERGEANT
ARMY TRAINED
FOURTEEN INCLUDING DP FROM GERMANY, IN
DRAFT CONTINGENT
UNDER-PERSONAL ITEMS
RETURNS FROM GERMANY
UNDER-SOUTH BYRON ITEMS
UNDER-HERE FROM SYRACUSE
10/19/1953
08/25/1953
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Lotz, Douglas
Lotz, Douglas
Lowe, Arthur
Lowe, Arthur
Lowe, James F.
Lullo, Robert J.
Lullo, Robert J.
Lullo, Robert J.
Lullo, Robert J.
MacDuffie, Rollin
MacDuffie, Rollin E.
Mace, Melvin C.
Machove, Joseph
Mallison, Gordon
Mallison, Gordon
Maloney, John
Maloney, Louis R.
Maney, John
Mann, Charles T.
Marangos, Nicholas
Marble, Lyle
Marcello, Frank D.
Marciniak, Martin Jr.
Maroney, Steven L.
Martino, Paul L
Maskell, George
Maskell, George E.
Maskell, Homer
Mason, Roger V.
Matla, Julian J.
Mault, Duane L.
Maxwell, Ralph
Maxwell, Richard
McCarrick, Donald
McCarrick, Donald
McCarrick, Donald
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
McCarrick, William
McConnell, Joseph Jr.
McCowen, Duane
McCullough, Donald
McCullough, Donald
RETURNS FROM GERMANY
JET ACE SPEAKS
UNDER-GUESTS OF SISTER
LEAVES FOR ARMY
TWO ATTICANS ENLIST IN THE MARINE CORPS; AREA
YOUTHS INDUCTED
UNDER-GUESTS REPORTED
THREE YOUTHS ENLIST IN ARMED SERVICES; TWO
JOIN AIR FORCE
JOINS AIR FORCE
EX-WEST BATAVIAN NOW WITH AIR FORCE
KIN OF WEST BATAVIANS AT AIR BASE IN SOUTH
BATAVIAN IN A COURSE AT AN ILLINOIS BASE
SOLDIER FROM WYOMING TAKING BASIC COURSE
UNDER-DINNER GUESTS
SOLDIER ON VISIT
UNDER-COUNSELOR AT CAMP
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
SEVEN LEAVE FOR ARMY SERVICE
KOREAN DUTY
BACK IN KOREA
CORFU MARINE SERGEANT REACHES U.S. THURSDAY
CORFU SERVICES HELD FOR KOREA WAR VICTIM
UNDER-GUESTS OF DAUGHTER
“SERVICEMAN OF MONTH”
INDIAN FALLS AIRMAN STATIONED ON GUAM
HOME FROM GERMANY
RESIDENT OF STAFFORD IS ENGAGED TO ELBAN
UNDER-RETURN FROM FLORIDA
UNDER-BERMUDA TRIP
UNDER-VISITED PARENTS
SOLDIER FROM STAFFORD NOW ON DUTY IN KOREA
RETURNED FROM TRIP
MARRIED AT STAFFORD
COUNTY SENDS 14 IN DRAFT CONTINGENT
STATIONED AT FT. DIX
HOME ON FURLOUGH
EX-BATAVIAN SOLDIER ENDS ARMY SERVICE
BATAVIA CORPORAL ENDING ARMY DUTY
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
UNDER-PERSONALS
HUSBAND OF BATAVIAN EN ROUTE TO KOREA
UNDER-PERSONALS
SOLDIER FROM LE ROY WITH TROOPS IN KOREA
TEN AREA RESIDENTS JOIN ARMED FORCES
TEN AREA RESIDENTS JOIN ARMED FORCES
BIRTHS- MILEHAM
TEN AREA RESIDENTS JOIN ARMED FORCES
INDIAN FALLS RESIDENTS HAVE “SOLDIER OF
MONTH”
01/12/1953
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01/23/1953
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McGuinn, Jack
McIntosh, Donald
McIntosh, Donald
McIntosh, Donald
McIntosh, Donald
McJury, Joseph
McMurray, Lavergne
McMurray, LaVerne
McMurray, LaVerne
McMurray, LaVerne
McNally, Leo
McPherson, Donald
McVay, Albert
McVay, Albert
McVay, Albert
McVay, Alfred
McVay, Alfred
Meiser, Leo
Meiser, Leo J.
Mengs, Howard
Mengs, Leslie
Mengs, Leslie
Mengs, Leslie
Mengs, Leslie
Mengs, Leslie
Mengs, Leslie H.
Mengs, Leslie H.
Merkel, Marlin L.
Merkel, Marlin L.
Merlau, Herbert Jr.
Merrifield, James G.
Merritt, Charles
Metcalf, Ronald
Meyer, Don
Meyer, Don Alan
Meyer, Don E.
Miggins, Robert
Mileham, Donald R.
Mileham, Edward
Mileham, Edwin
Mileham, Roger
Mileham, Roger
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Mileham, Roger
Mileham, Roger
Mileham, Roger
Mileham, Roger
Mileham, Roger
Miller, Donald
INDIAN FALLS NOTES
SOLDIER TRANSFER
INDIAN FALLS SOLDIER WILL GO TO FAR EAST
INDIAN FALLS YOUTH ARRIVES IN KOREA
CORFUAN IN ARMY ARRIVES IN KOREA
LE ROYAN’S ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED AT A
DINNER
BATAVIA ENLISTEES NOW ARE STATIONED AT AIR
FORCE BASE
PROMOTED TO CORPORAL
PROMOTED TO SERGEANT
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
COUNTY SERVICEMEN ARRIVE FROM ABROAD
SOLDIER FROM BERGEN ENDS SERVICE IN ARMY
OAKFIELD AND BERGEN SOLDIERS PROMOTED;
SERVING IN GERMANY
LE ROYAN IS IN FLORIDA FOR NAVAL AIR TRAINING
MITCHELL ARMY BOUND HE INFORMS CLIPPERS,
PILLAR IS IN SERVICE
SIX AREA SERVICEMEN RETURN FROM FAR EAST
OUT OF ARMY
TRAINING AT FT. DIX
UNDER-RETURN FROM TRIP
UNDER-GUEST AT WEDDING
06/22/1953
08/01/1953
08/13/1953
10/14/1953
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07/29/1953
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Miller, Laverne A.
Miller, Louis
Miller, Louis
Miller, Rexford J.
Miller, Richard
Miller, Richard
Miller, Richard D.
Milne, Robert T.
Mitchell, James
Mitchell, Lloyd
Mix, Donald
Mix, Gerald
Mix, Gerald
Moag, Milton
Moag, Milton
Moag, Milton
Moccario, Salvatore
Mock, Irving
Mock, Irving J.
Mock, Irving Jr.
Mogavero, Samuel
Mogavero, Samuel
Monachino, Nofri A.
Monro, Philip
Mooney, Frederick T.
Moore, Jerold A.
Moore, Robert
Moretti, Louis
Mourelatos, Anthony
Mourelatos, Anthony
Mowers, Ronald D.
Moynihan, Bernard
Moynihan, Bernard K.
Moynihan, Donald J.
Moynihan, Edward P.
Mullen, Edwin J.
LEAVES FOR DUTY
NINE LEAVE TODAY FOR ARMY DUTY
BATAVIA CORPORAL ENDS ARMY DUTIES
SOLDIER IN GERMANY MAKES TOUR OF MINES
THREE FROM THE AREA RETURN FROM GERMANY
LEROY DINNER FETING ARAMINO, OTHER POWS AN
INVITATION AFFAIR
FORMER PRISONERS OF WAR GATHER AT LEROY
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
ENGAGEMENTS
TWO AREA SERVICEMEN RETURNING FROM KOREA
OAKFIELD YOUTH JOINS ARMY FOR THREE YEARS
AIRMAN IN TRAINING AT A FIELD IN TEXAS
SAILOR FROM OAKFIELD SERVING ON DESTROYER
AIRMAN OF THE MONTH
BATAVIAN IN FAR EAST SENT TO KOREAN BASE
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
HOSPITAL AIDE LEAVES ON ARMY ASSIGNMENT
BATAVIAN ASSIGNED TO DENVER HOSPITAL
BATAVIAN COMPLETING MARINE CORPS DUTIES
BATAVIAN RETURNING AFTER EUROPEAN DUTY
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Mullen, Kenneth
Mullen, Roy
DAWS CORNERS COUPLE RETURNS FROM SOUTH
WORD OF A NEW SON RELAYED TO SOLDIER BY THE
RED CROSS
GUARD BATTERIES DRAFT CAMP PLANS
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
SOLDIER’S WIFE, SON RETURN FROM GERMANY
AFTER SIX-MONTH STAY
ENTERTAIN AT SHOWER
FORMER MAYOR OF BHS WINS ARMY COMMISSION
BATAVIA LIEUTENANT TAKING ARMY COURSE
UNDER-PERSONALS
TWO AREA SOLDIERS COMPLETE TRAINING
CAMP GORDON SOLDIERS TRAIN IN SIGNAL CORPS
AIR FORCE SERGEANT STATIONED IN FRANCE
CORPORAL TRANSFERRED FROM KOREA TO JAPAN
SOLDIER FROM BATAVIA LEAVING FOR GERMANY
ELBAN ON ARMY DETAIL
TWELVE FROM AREA AMONG VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY,
AIR FORCE
ASSIGNED TO FAR EAST
BROTHERS END FURLOUGH
HAS FURLOUGH
EX-SOUTH BYRON YOUTH LEAVES FOR SEA DUTY
FIVE AREA RESIDENTS ENTER ARMED FORCES
TWELVE FROM AREA AMONG VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY,
AIR FORCE
ARMY INDUCTEES
04/02/1953
03/27/1953
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407
Multer, William
Multer, William
Munger, Ira
Munro, Philip
Murphy, F. James
Murphy, Francis
Murphy, Francis
Murphy, George E. Jr.
Murphy, George E. Jr.
Muscarella, Joseph
Muscarella, Michael J.
Nanni, Ugo
Narciso, Rudolph
Neri, Salvatore
Neureuter, Edwin Jr.
Neureuter, Edwin Jr.
Neureuter, Edwin Jr.
Newcomb, Burton E.
Newlands, Floyd P.
Newlands, Floyd P.
Newton, Ronald
Nicholes, Truman
Nichols, Fred
Nichols, Fred
Nichols, Fred
Nichols, Fred
Nichols, T. Fred
Nichols, Truman
Nichols, Truman F.
Nichols, Truman F.
Nicometo, Albert T.
Nigro, Alphonso
Nixon, Alfred
Nixon, Dean A.
Nixon, Robert
Noel, Kendall
Nolan, Almon L.
Nolan, Almond
Nolan, Almond
SOLDIER AT ABERDEEN
SOLDIER IN HOSPITAL
HOME ON LEAVE
UNDER –ATTENDS OAKFIELD
COUNTY SENDS 14 IN DRAFT CONTINGENT
IN ORDNANCE TRAINING
SOLDIER VISITS PARENTS
EX-STAFFORD SOLDIER ASSIGNED IN GERMANY
SGT. A. T. NICOMETO ARMY SCHOOL GRADUATE
BATAVIAN CONTINUING HIS CAREER IN ARMY
EAST SHELBY SOLDIER AWAITING KOREA DUTY AT
CALIFORNIA BASE
KOREA WAR VETERANS ARRIVE IN SEATTLE; 4 FROM
GENESEE
UNDER –ATTENDS OAKFIELD
BATAVIAN IN MARINES GIVEN A PROMOTION
BATAVIAN’S BROTHER, FREED RED PRISONER NOW
AT ARMY HOSPITAL
FREED WAR PRISONER, BROTHER OF BATAVIAN,
ASSIGNED TO SAMPSON
BATAVIAN’S BROTHER AMONG FREED POW’S;
RUSHES BACK HOME
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Nolan, Almond
BATAVIAN’S BROTHER AMONG POWS RETURNING TO
AMERICA BY PLANE
BATAVIAN’S BROTHER AMONG FREED POW’S;
RUSHES BACK HOME
IT’S SURPRISE ALL WAY AROUND WHEN REDS FREE
BATAVIAN’S KIN
BATAVIAN’S BROTHER FREED BY THE REDS CABLES
HIS PARENTS
RELEASED POW, BATAVIAN’S KIN LAUGHS OFF
COMMIE’S INFLUENCE
FREED POW, BATAVIAN’S KIN, GIVEN ROUSING
WELCOME HOME
BROTHER OF BATAVIAN FREED FROM POW CAMP
GOING TO A HOSPITAL
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED TO AIRMAN R. W.
NORTON
WEST BETHANY AIRMAN VISITS HIS PARENTS
AIRMAN AT SAMPSON WEST BETHANY GUEST
SEVEN LEAVE FOR ARMY SERVICE
SOUTH BYRON SOLDIER IN AIRBORNE DIVISION
ELBAN RADAR OPERATOR WITH OKINAWA WING
BATAVIAN TRAINING FOR PARATROOP DUTY
BATAVIA ENLISTEES NOW ARE STATIONED AT AIR
FORCE BASE
BATAVIAN IN MARINES IN NAVAL AIR COURSE
SERVICEMEN VISIT AT SOUTH ALABAMA FOR THE
HOLIDAY
BATAVIA, ALEXANDER MARINES GRADUATED AT
FLORIDA SCHOOL
BATAVIAN IN MARINES AT A CALIFORNIA BASE
BATAVIAN RETURNING FROM NEAR MANILA
ARMY NURSE TAKEN ILL ON VISIT WITH PARENTS
FIRST SOLDIER MISSING IN KOREA NOW REPORTED
AS DEAD BY ARMY
AREA FAMILIES ANXIOUSLY WATCH RELEASE OF
PRISONERS OF REDS; AT LEAST THREE KNOWN
CAPTIVES
FIRST SOLDIER MISSING IN KOREA NOW REPORTED
AS DEAD BY ARMY
WEST BATAVIA SOLDIER IS SERVING ON OKINAWA
BATAVIAN, LE ROYAN SERVICE ENLISTEES
BATAVIAN WITH WAC NOW AT FORT KNOX
NINE LEAVE TODAY FOR ARMY DUTY
04/30/1953
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Nolan, Almond L.
Nolan, Almond L.
Nolan, Almond L.
Nolan, Almond L.
Nolan, Almond L.
Nolan, Almond L.
Norton, Richard
Norton, Richard
Norton, Richard W.
Nowatka, George
O’Brien, James
O’Connor, Ronald
O’Grady, James R.
O’Hearn, Richard
Oakes, Herbert
Oakes, Herbert
Oakes, Herbert A.
Oakes, Herbert A.
Oddo, Samuel R.
Ognibene, Josephine
Oles, Peter J.
Oles, Peter John
Oles, Stanley
Oles, Stanley S.
Orlando, Samuel
Osiakowski, Jean
Owen, Robert W.
Owen, Robert W.
Palacios, Joseph
Paladino, Louis
Palsky, Edward
Panepento, Samuel
Panepinto, Alfred
Pann, David
Pann, David
UNDER-LEWIS FAMILY MOVES
SOLDIER LOSES TOE AS GUN DISCHARGES
COMPLETE TRAINING
TWO VICINITY SOLDIERS RETURN FROM FAR EAST
BATAVIAN NOW SERVING WITH KOREAN X CORPS
PEMBROKE ENLISTEES
TWO PEMBROKE YOUTHS ENLIST IN AIR FORCE
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Pann, David
Pann, David
Pann, David H.
UNDER-RETURN FROM CHICAGO
KOREAN VETERAN
TWELVE FROM AREA AMONG VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY,
AIR FORCE
AIRMAN FROM CORFU AT SCHOOL IN TEXAS
BATAVIAN GETS CALL FROM THE WAR ZONE; KIN,
ANOTHER WELL
AWAITS KOREA DUTY
ALEXANDER SOLDIER PROMOTED IN KOREA
NINE LEAVE TODAY FOR ARMY DUTY
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
UNDER-IN PIANO RECITAL
MAIL FOR KOREA HITS NEW LOW
PROMOTED TO CORPORAL
NINE FROM COUNTY IS DEATH TOLL IN THE THREE
YEARS OF KOREA WAR
UNDER-RETURNS TO SCHOOL
TRAINEE IS HONORED IN NORTH PEMBROKE
MISS HORTON TO WED SERGEANT IN ARMY
COUPLE GOING TO ITALY GETS A CALL FROM SON ON
A LEAVE IN JAPAN
BATAVIA SOLDIER DIES OF BLOOD POISONING IN
JAPANESE HOSPITAL
FUNERAL ON TUESDAY OF PVT. JOHN V. PECA
FUNERAL OF PVT. PECA
CONTRACTOR SERVING IN CONSTRUCTION UNIT
BATAVIA SOLDIER’S BODY ARRIVING ON SATURDAY,
TO BE MET BY ESCORT
VISIT AIRMAN
BATAVIANS AT FT. KNOX IN MECHANICS SCHOOL
UNDER-PERSONALS
BROTHERS SERVING IN ARMED FORCES; ONE GETS
PROMOTION
SEVEN LEAVE FOR ARMY SERVICE
BROTHERS SERVING IN ARMED FORCES; ONE GETS
PROMOTION
SOLDIER FROM ALABAMA GIVES PIANO RECITAL AT
POST IN GERMANY
PEMBROKE RESIDENT STARTS AIR TRAINING AT
SAMPSON SCHOOL
CORFU YOUTH ENLISTS FOR AIR FORCE DUTY
PEMBROKE RESIDENT STARTS AIR TRAINING AT
SAMPSON SCHOOL
LIEUTENANT IS GUEST
CAPTAIN FROM CORFU LEAVES FOR JAPAN
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
SOLDIER FROM ATTICA BACK TO KOREA FRONT
FROM A RESERVE AREA
NOTES FROM BASOM
PARATROOPER HOME AFTER ARMY DUTY
07/10/1953
10/26/1953
01/19/1953
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248
Pann, David H.
Paparella, Jerome
Parise, Sam
Parise, Sam
Park, Bruce
Park, David
Park, Hugh
Parker, James
Pashong, Ronald V.
Pask, Harry L. Jr.
Patterson, George
Patterson, Richard
Patterson, Robert W.
Peca, John
Peca, John
Peca, John
Peca, John
Peca, John V.
Peca, John V.
Penders, Jack
Penepent, Edward C.
Penepent, Edward C.
Penepent, Edward C.
Penepent, Ronald
Penepent, Ronald C.
Perry, Robert
Perry, Robert E.
Perry, Roger
Perry, Roger
Peterson, Louis
Peterson, Louis A.
Petherbridge, Richard
Petrie, John
Phillips, Allen
Phillips, Lynn
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Phillips, Lynn
BETHANY PARATROOPER ENDS MILITARY DUTY; ON
FIRST A-BOMB TEST
EAST BETHANY YOUTH TRAINS IN MARINES
EAST BETHANY MARINE TAKES AIR TRAINING
SOLDIER HONORED
BATAVIAN IN A UNIT FOR AN HONOR GUARD
UNDER-RECEIVED INTO CHURCH
AIRMAN FROM BYRON VISITING PARENTS AFTER
DUTY
AIRMAN FROM BYRON ENDS FAR EAST DUTY
TWO BATAVIANS MEET AT JAPANESE HOSPITAL,
BOTH SERVE IN KOREA
THREE AREA SOLDIERS BACK FROM FAR EAST
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
BERGENITE COMPLETES TRAINING AT FT. DIX
LE ROYAN IS ENGAGED TO SOLDIER IN KOREA
SERVING IN KOREA
TEN AREA RESIDENTS JOIN ARMED FORCES
ARMY VETERAN REJOINS FOR THREE YEAR TERM
COUNTY SENDS 14 IN DRAFT CONTINGENT
SOLDIER IS GUEST
UNDER-GUESTS FROM BUFFALO
SOLDIER ON FURLOUGH
ALEXANDER SOLDIER GOES TO FT. LEWIS
STATIONED IN JAPAN
ALEXANDER INDUCTEE HONORED AT DINNER
SOLDIER HOME
SOLDIER MAKES VISIT
BATAVIAN ARRIVES FROM THE FAR EAST
BATAVIANS’ TWO SONS WITH THE U.S. ARMY NOW IN
KOREAN WAR
PORTER-MOONEY
SEVEN LEAVE FOR ARMY SERVICE
BATAVIANS’ TWO SONS WITH THE U.S. ARMY NOW IN
KOREAN WAR
BATAVIAN IN KOREA PROMOTED BY ARMY
GIVEN NAVY DISCHARGE
BATAVIAN GETS CALL FROM THE WAR ZONE; KIN,
ANOTHER WELL
BATAVIAN OVERJOYED AT THE NEWS HOSTILITIES
HAD ENDED IN KOREA; HUSBAND IS PRISONER OF
ENEMY
HOPES TO SEE HUSBAND SOON
PRESTON WITH A MUSTACHE, BET TELLS OF MUCH
AERIAL DAMAGE
RUSSIAN “RAN THE SHOW” IN KOREA SAYS
RELEASED BATAVIA OFFICER; DECLARES WILL TO
LIVE SAVED HIM
FLIER FREED BY REDS TO ARRIVE SUNDAY ON THE
WEST COAST
03/21/1953
P.6 c.3
283
02/02/1953
06/01/1953
02/12/1953
01/19/1954
03/31/1953
07/08/1953
P.3c.7
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130
457
157
907
312
567
07/01/1953
08/04/1953
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629
04/02/1953
05/20/1953
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317
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12/23/1953
02/14/1953
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06/29/1953
07/07/1953
07/15/1953
09/03/1953
02/25/1953
04/07/1953
04/16/1953
11/09/1953
06/12/1953
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648
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332
363
790
499
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06/12/1953
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571
601
499
02/18/1954
07/10/1953
05/27/1953
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930
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07/27/1953
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617
07/27/1953
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10/31/1953
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779-80
09/16/1953
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709
Pierson, John C.
Pierson, John C.
Pimm, Floyd
Plapus, John S.
Platt, David
Platt, David
Platt, David L.
Plea, John
Plucker, Hudson
Pocock, Thomas E.
Pocock, Thomas E.
Pocock, Thomas E.
Pocock, Thomas E.
Polito, Angelo D.
Pope, Clifford
Pope, Lawrence
Pope, Lawrence
Pope, Lawrence
Pope, Lawrence
Pope, Lawrence
Pope, Lawrence
Pope, Lawrence Jr.
Pope, Lawrence Jr.
Pope, Lawrence Jr.
Porter, Donald
Porter, Donald C.
Porter, Harry
Porter, James
Porter, John
Porter, John
Powers, James
Pratt, Gary
Preston, William
Preston, William
Preston, William
Preston, William
Preston, William
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Preston, William
Preston, William
Preston, William
POW FROM BATAVIA ARRIVES ON COAST
MCCARTHY IS RIGHT, FREED POW ASSERTS
CAPT. PRESTON SPEAKER AT ROTARY LUNCHEON;
LEAVES FOR HOSPITAL
CAPT. PRESTON WARNS OF COMMUNIST PERIL IN
ROCHESTER TALK
CAPT. W. N. PRESTON IN PACKARD AGENCY
STAFFORD GRANGERS WILL HEAR CAPTAIN
AREA FAMILIES ANXIOUSLY WATCH RELEASE OF
PRISONERS OF REDS; AT LEAST THREE KNOWN
CAPTIVES
BATAVIAN REMAINS PRISONER OF REDS
REDS FREE BATAVIA FLYER; WIFE, CHILDREN HAPPY
COUNTY JOINS IN THE JOY
CAPT. PRESTON REUNITED WITH FAMILY
TWO WAR PRISONERS NOW BACK HOME
LIBEL SUIT IS FILED BY KOREAN VETERAN; ASKS
$100,000 SUM
AIR FORCE CONSIDERING MEDAL FOR CAPT.
PRESTON AND OTHERS
BATAVIAN MISSING FROM DREAM REUNION AT
GRIDIRON CLASSIC
STAFFORD GRANGERS HEAR CAPT. PRESTON
CAPT. PRESTON’S CASE ON FEBRUARY TERM;
ANSWER IS RECEIVED
FIRST CHRISTMAS HOME SINCE ’47 BIG DAY FOR EXPOW AND FAMILY
RELEASED POW JOINS HIS BATAVIA FAMILY
THREE RETURNED SERVICEMEN KILLED AS THEIR
AUTO “ROLLS OVER AND OVER”
MILITARY SERVICES INCLUDED IN RITES FOR CRASH
VICTIMS
BERGENITE ASSIGNED TO PARACHUTE UNIT AT FT.
CAMPBELL, KY
BATAVIAN RETURNING FROM OVERSEAS BASE
SOLDIER FROM OAKFIELD TAKES COURSE IN JAPAN
SOLDIER FROM OAKFIELD TAKES COURSE IN JAPAN
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
SERVICEMEN VISIT AT SOUTH ALABAMA FOR THE
HOLIDAY
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
FOURTEEN INCLUDING DP FROM GERMANY, IN
DRAFT CONTINGENT
BASOM AREA SOLDIER WITH INFANTRY GROUP
MARINE FROM DARIEN ASSIGNED TO GEORGIA
BROTHERS ARE SERVING IN ARMED FORCES; ONE IN
KOREA FOR YEAR
09/21/1953
10/02/1953
10/07/1953
P. 6 c.6
P.7 c.4-7
P.6 c.1
717
738
748
11/07/1953
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786
11/24/1953
11/25/1953
04/20/1953
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P.1 c.8
831
835
366
06/27/1953
09/01/1953
09/02/1953
09/28/1953
09/28/1953
11/21/1953
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P. 1 c.8
P. 2 c.1
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533
685-6
689
725
727
822
11/25/1953
P.1 c.6-7
832
11/28/1953
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840
12/01/1953
12/07/1953
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P.4 c.4
846
856
12/24/1953
P.1 c.5-6
876
12/31/1953
08/22/1953
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P.1 c.5-8
886
665-6
08/31/1953
P.4 c.4
684
12/28/1953
P.4 c.6
880
02/22/1954
01/27/1953
01/19/1953
04/24/1953
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P.6 c.2
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934
98
62
388
04/24/1953
12/29/1953
P.1 c.4-7
P.9 c.5
389
882
04/24/1953
P.1 c.6
388
04/24/1953
01/23/1953
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389
81
04/23/1953
01/28/1953
07/07/1953
P.3 c.5
P.9 c.4
P.7 c.4
384
106
564
Preston, William
Preston, William
Preston, William
Preston, William N.
Preston, William N.
Preston, William N.
Preston, William N.
Preston, William N.
Preston, William N.
Preston, William N.
Preston, William N.
Preston, William N.
Preston, William N.
Preston, William N.
Preston, William N.
Preston, William N.
Price, Edward
Price, Edward
Priestley, Alborton Jr.
Puccio, Frank
Puma, Charles
Puma, Charles J.
Pursel, George A.
Pursel, George A.
Quible, Laverne
Quible, Laverne G.
Quible, Laverne G.
Quible, Ronald
Quible, Ronald F.
Quinn, H. Patrick
Ralyea, Paul
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Ralyea, Paul
Ralyea, Paul
Ralyea, Paul L.
Ralyea, Paul L.
Ralyea, Raymond
AREA SERVICEMEN BACK FROM KOREA SERVICE
UNDER-PERSONALS
BATAVIAN SGT. RETURNS FROM KOREA
VETERAN’S PRIVILEGE BRINGS A DISMISSAL
BROTHERS ARE SERVING IN ARMED FORCES; ONE IN
KOREA FOR YEAR
SOLDIER ON FURLOUGH HURT REPAIRING CAR
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
LE ROYAN, STAFFORDITE ENLIST IN AIR FORCE
LEROY DINNER FETING ARAMINO, OTHER POWS AN
INVITATION AFFAIR
FORMER PRISONERS OF WAR GATHER AT LEROY
EX-CLIPPER HURLER AMONG VOLUNTEERS
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
BATAVIAN IS PROMOTED TO NAVY LIEUTENANCY
THREE AREA SOLDIERS EN ROUTE FROM EUROPE
MAIL FOR KOREA HITS NEW LOW
NAVY MAN HONORED
TWELVE FROM AREA AMONG VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY,
AIR FORCE
BIRTHS
CORFUAN TO BE BRIDE OF BATAVIAN AIRMAN
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
ATTICANS PAY VISIT TO SONS AT AIR BASE
AIRMAN FROM ATTICA STATIONED IN DENVER
BATAVIAN MAN RETURNS FROM KOREAN SERVICE
SGT. RIBBECK BACK FROM THE FAR EAST
HOME FROM KOREA
ARMY HOSPITAL COOK BACK FROM GERMANY
TWO ATTICANS ENLIST IN THE MARINE CORPS; AREA
YOUTHS INDUCTED
OAKFIELD SERGEANT BACK FROM FAR EAST
WEST BETHANY PROMOTED IN KOREA
BATAVIA MARINE BACK FROM FAR EAST TOUR
BATAVIAN IN MARINES COMPLETES KOREA DUTY
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
TWO BATAVIANS AWAIT DISCHARGE FROM ARMY;
TOGETHER THREE YEARS
BATAVIAN RECALLED TO DUTY WITH NAVY
NOW STAFF SERGEANT
SIX AREA SERVICEMEN RETURN FROM FAR EAST
SOLDIER FROM LEROY BEGINS DUTY IN KOREA
UNDER-PERSONALS
COMPLETE TRAINING
EX-CLASSMATE IN JAP HOSPITAL WHEN WOUNDED
BATAVIAN ARRIVED
LE ROYANS ANNOUNCE DAUGHTER’S ENGAGEMENT
BYRON YOUTH ENLISTS FOR AIR FORCE DUTY
08/11/1953
10/21/1953
08/15/1953
01/23/1954
07/07/1953
P.6 c.3
P.6 c.1
P.4 c.4
P.3 c.7
P.7 c.4
644
767
653
912
564
07/13/1953
04/24/1953
P.6 c.2
P.1 c.6
582
388
04/24/1953
04/27/1953
09/15/1953
P.1 c.4-7
P.4 c.7
P. 1 c.7
389
396
704
09/18/1953
03/25/1953
03/25/1953
06/04/1953
01/29/1953
08/24/1953
04/02/1953
01/19/1953
P. 7 c.3-5
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P.1 c.4-7
P.13 c.4
P.11 c.4
P.2 c.4
P.5 c.3
P.6 c.4
713
292
293
472
116
667
315
65
02/06/1953
10/03/1953
07/11/1953
03/04/1953
05/15/1953
08/20/1953
08/08/1953
11/30/1953
02/14/1953
01/23/1953
P.8 c.1
P.8 c.6
P.1 c.5
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P.7 c.3
P.15 c.2
P.2 c.2
P.1 c.5-7
P.3 c.2
P.6 c.4
146
742
578-9
218
431
663
640
844
166
82
05/16/1953
07/15/1953
12/03/1953
12/16/1953
03/25/1953
08/04/1953
P.1 c.5
P.11 c.4
P.6 c.1
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P.1 c.4-7
P.6 c.4
433
589
852
868
293
630
05/25/1953
03/17/1953
02/11/1953
08/01/1953
03/05/1953
03/14/1953
06/24/1953
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P.3 c.2-3
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P.8 c.6
P.6 c.1
P.6 c.4-5
P.1 c.6-7
445
266
155
627
221
255
520
07/13/1953
03/25/1953
P.5 c.5
P.14 c.3
581
295
Ralyea, Raymond
Ralyea, Raymond L.
Ralyea, Raymond L.
Ralyea, Raymond L.
Ransier, James
Ransier, James
Raymond, Richard
Raymond, Richard
Redmond, Joseph
Reed, Leon
Reed, M. E.
Reese, Allen
Reilly, Edward J.
Reimann, Donald
Reiss, Roy Gerald
Ren, Edward
Reynolds, Robert
Reynolds, Robert T.
Ribbeck, Clifford
Ribbeck, Clifford R.
Ribbeck, Erwin
Riccobono, Thomas
Rice, Robert O.
Rich, Paul R.
Rich, Ronald
Richards, Van R.
Richards, Van R. Jr.
Riggi, Angelo
Rippel, Harry Jr.
Ritz, Robert R.
Roberts, Donald
Robinson, Richard L.
Rogers, Edwin C.
Root, Laurence
Rose, Albert
Rose, Albert
Rose, Albert
Ross, George
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Ross, George
Ross, George
Ross, George
Ross, George
Ross, George J.
Ross, Richard J.
Ross, Richard J.
Rubino, Frank
Rubino, Frank J.
Rubino, Rosario P. Jr.
Rudgers, Rollo
JOINS AIR FORCE
UNDER- RETURN AFTER VISIT
FORMER BYRON YOUTH IS ASSIGNED TO TEXAS
AIRMAN FROM BYRON GIVEN NEW DUTIES
AIRMAN GEORGE J. ROSS NOW AT BASE IN TEXAS
CPL. RICHARD J. ROSS WITH TROOPS IN KOREA
FOUR SERVICEMEN ARRIVE FROM KOREA
FOR SOLDIER FATHER
BATAVIAN IN JAPAN PROMOTED TO CORPORAL
TEN AREA RESIDENTS JOIN ARMED FORCES
LEROY DINNER FETING ARAMINO, OTHER POWS AN
INVITATION AFFAIR
FORMER PRISONERS OF WAR GATHER AT LEROY
LEROY DINNER FETING ARAMINO, OTHER POWS AN
INVITATION AFFAIR
BATAVIAN AND LE ROYAN ENLIST IN AIR FORCE
RETURNS TO AIR BASE
FIVE GENESEE YOUTHS NOW AT FT. DIX, NJ FOR
BASIC TRAINING
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
THREE AREA SOLDIERS EN ROUTE FROM EUROPE
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
SERVED THREE YEARS
PERSONALS
BROTHERS IN SERVICE
BROTHERS IN SERVICE
PEARL ST. RD. YOUTH ON LEAVE IN JAPAN
BORN
COUNTY SENDS 14 IN DRAFT CONTINGENT
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
BATAVIAN IN TRAINING AS AUTOMATIC GUNNER
MAIL FOR KOREA HITS NEW LOW
TRAINING ENDS
NORTH PEMBROKE NOTES
TRAINING ENDS
NORTH PEMBROKE SOLDIER TRANSFERRED TO
NEVADA
NORTH PEMBROKE YOUTH AT LAS VEGAS AIR BASE
ARMY INDUCTEES
PVT. L. H. SANDERS TRAINING IN SOUTH
MORE AREA SERVICEMEN RETURN FROM OVERSEAS
HOME FROM KOREA
NOW IN TEXAS
CAPT. G. G. SAWDEY RECALLED TO DUTY; NOW AT
TEXAS BASE
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
MAPLE ST. FAMILY MAKES GIFT CALL
03/27/1953
04/24/1953
07/10/1953
01/06/1954
08/05/1953
08/08/1953
02/15/1954
07/01/1953
11/21/1953
02/14/1953
09/15/1953
P.12 c.6
P.12 c.4
P.7 c.5
P.8 c.3
P.15 c.4
P.4 c.3
P.6 c.5
P.9 c.3-4
P.3 c.7
P.3 c.1
P. 1 c.7
309
392
572
894
632
641
927
545
823
165
704
09/18/1953
09/15/1953
P. 7 c.3-5
P. 1 c.7
713
704
03/14/1953
08/13/1953
07/03/1953
P.10 c.2
P.2 c.6
P.9 c.5
257
649
553-4
04/24/1953
P.1 c.6
388
04/24/1953
01/29/1953
07/11/1953
04/29/1953
06/08/1953
12/28/1953
12/28/1953
02/04/1954
03/26/1953
02/24/1953
05/20/1953
P.1 c.4-7
P.11 c.4
P.1 c.5
P.13 c.5
P.6 c.1-2
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P.8 c.2
P.6 c.4
P.22 c.1
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P.1 c.4-7
389
116
578-9
405
482
881
881
922
301
193
439
11/20/1953
08/24/1953
03/16/1953
01/02/1953
03/16/1953
05/26/1953
P.7 c.3
P.2 c.4
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P.5 c.5
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819
667
1
264
450
07/23/1953
01/28/1953
03/14/1953
01/20/1953
02/05/1953
01/30/1953
02/25/1953
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613
103
254
68
138
122
196
03/25/1953
12/09/1953
P.1 c.4-7
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293
863
Rudgers, Rollo
Rudolph, Warren
Ruhlman, Warren
Ruhlman, Warren
Rumble, Dale
Rumble, Dale D.
Rumble, Dale D.
Rumfola, John E.
Rumsey, James
Rupe, Benjamin
Rupert, Kenneth A.
Rupert, Kenneth A.
Rupert, Vernon G.
Rupert, Vernon G.
Russell, Asa
Russell, Earl A.
Ruzzi, Joseph F.
Ruzzi, Joseph F.
Ryan, Donald
Sage, Paul
Sage, Paul
Sage, Paul
Sage, Paul
Sage, Paul
Sanders, Leroy
Sanders, Leroy
Sandies, Leslie G.
Sandles, Leslie
Sattora, Raymond A.
Sawdey, Gerald G.
Scafetta, Dominic Jr.
Scafetta, Dominick
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Scafetta, Dominick Jr.
Scafetta, Philip
Scafetta, Philip
Scafetta, Phillip
Scaffetta, Dominic
Scaffetta, Philip
Scalia, Anthony
Schad, Charles
Schad, John
Schad, Paul E.
Schaefer, William J.
Scharping, Marhlon
Schenck, Myron
EX-CLIPPER HURLER AMONG VOLUNTEERS
EX-CLIPPER HURLER AMONG VOLUNTEERS
MAPLE ST. FAMILY MAKES GIFT CALL
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
TWINS AT SAME BASE
TWINS AT SAME BASE
PVT. SCALIA IN KOREA WITH UN SUPPLY UNIT
EX-DARIEN SOLDIER NOW REPORTED DEAD
EX-DARIEN SOLDIER NOW REPORTED DEAD
EX-DARIEN SOLDIER NOW REPORTED DEAD
EX-BATAVIAN, WAF MARRIED
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
FOURTEEN INCLUDING DP FROM GERMANY, IN
DRAFT CONTINGENT
TRAINING AT FT. DIX, N. J.
SOLDIER HAS FURLOUGH
OAKFIELD AND BERGEN SOLDIERS PROMOTED;
SERVING IN GERMANY
COUNTY SERVICEMEN ARRIVE FROM ABROAD
SAILORS ON LEAVE
SEAMAN AT HOME
UNDER-VISITS GRANDPARENTS
ATTICAN COMPLETES ARMY WIRE COURSE
KOREA VETERAN HOME
WED AT BYRON
ATTICA SAILOR ATTENDS NAVY AMPHIBIOUS
COURSE
BATAVIAN COMPLETES ARMY TOUR OF DUTY
WOUNDED ELBA VETERAN SAID TO BE IMPROVING
WOUNDED ELBA VETERAN STILL ON DANGER LIST
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
UNDER-LEAVES HOSPITAL
SOLDIER FROM ELBA GETS COMBAT BADGE
ELBAN IN THE INFANTRY PROMOTED TO CORPORAL
UNDER-GUEST SPEAKER
UNDER-CLASS WILL MEET
SOLDIER IS HONORED
UNDER-VISITED RELATIVES
EAST PEMBROKE, BERGEN SOLDIERS REACH KOREA
SOLDIER IN HOSPITAL
PVT. ROBERT W. SCOINS FROM EAST PEMBROKE HAS
ARRIVED IN JAPAN
BASIC TRAINEES
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
BATAVIAN, ATTICAN BACK FROM FAR EAST
MARINE IN CUBA
ENGAGEMENTS
ARMY LEADER COURSE
03/25/1953
03/25/1953
12/09/1953
03/25/1953
01/27/1954
01/27/1954
11/12/1953
01/05/1954
01/05/1954
01/05/1954
02/19/1953
07/11/1953
01/23/1953
P.1 c.4
P.1 c.4
P.1 c.5
P.1 c.4-7
P.2 c.4
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P.5 c.1
P.1 c.7
P.1 c.7
P.1 c.7
P.7 c.4-5
P.1 c.5
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292
292
863
293
03/16/1953
04/10/1953
02/02/1953
P.9 c.4-5
P.5 c.6
P.6 c.3
262
347
134
02/24/1953
03/07/1953
04/02/1953
07/21/1953
03/19/1953
11/09/1953
03/26/1953
01/13/1953
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P.14 c.7
P.5 c.4
P.13 c.2
P.2 c.3
P.16 c.4-5
P.4 c.5
194
228
321
602
278
788
300
48
12/02/1953
04/20/1953
04/15/1953
07/11/1953
03/12/1953
10/14/1953
12/07/1953
03/11/1953
03/26/1953
05/21/1953
05/25/1953
07/24/1953
08/24/1953
06/30/1953
P.6 c.6
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P.1 c.5
P.15 c.5
P.6 c.3
P.5 c.2
P.12 c.2
P.2 c.6
P.18 c.4
P.12 c.4
P.7 c.6
P.5 c.2-3
P.5 c.4
850
369
358
578-9
250
760
857
243
296
443
447
615
669
538
07/10/1953
04/24/1953
P.11 c.4-5
P.1 c.6
576
388
04/24/1953
06/26/1953
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01/30/1953
05/22/1953
P.1 c.4-7
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P.2 c.7
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389
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297
123
444
Schenck, Myron
Schenck, Myron
Schildwaster, Neil L.
Schildwaster, Neil L.
Schlagenhauf, Lloyd
Schlagenhauf, Lloyd
Schleede, Glen
Schmidt, George
Schosek, William
Schramm, Walter
Schreiner, Allan
Schultz, Franklin E.
Schultz, Frederick C.
Schultz, Frederick G.
Schultz, Kenneth
Schultz, Robert
Schultz, Robert
Schultz, Robert A.
Scoins, Robert
Scoins, Robert
Scoins, Robert
Scoins, Robert
Scoins, Robert
Scoins, Robert
Scoins, Robert W.
Scoins, Ronald
Scoins, Ronald F.
Scoins, Ronald F.
Scott, Donald D.
Seamans, Roy
Secbeck, Robert W.
Sedins, Robert W.
800
890-1
890-1
890-1
181
578-9
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NAME
TITLE
DATE
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PAGE
NOTE
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PAGE
Selden, Robert E.
Selden, Robert E.
Serafine, Jerome J.
Seward, Douglas
Seward, William C.
Shamp, Ronald
Sharp, Willard
Sharp, Willard
Sharp, Willard E.
Sheelar, Richard J.
Sheffer, Dean
Sheffer, Dean
Sheffer, Robert D.
Shepard, Robert
Shepard, Robert
R. E. SELDEN, LE ROY, ENLISTS IN AIR FORCE
SENT TO CRAIG FIELD
HUSBAND OF BATAVIAN BEGINS DUTY IN KOREA
ARMY VETERAN REJOINS FOR THREE YEAR TERM
WILLIAM C. SEWARD AIR FORCE ENLISTEE
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
OAKFIELD AIRMAN AT KEESLER BASE
WEDDINGS-SHARP-SAILE
TEN AREA RESIDENTS JOIN ARMED FORCES
WILL BECOME BRIDE OF BATAVIA AIRMAN
RETURNS TO AIR BASE
RESIDE IN WICHITA FALLS, TEX.
LE ROYAN, STAFFORDITE ENLIST IN AIR FORCE
UNDER-PERSONALS
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
WEST BERGEN SOLDIER WHO VISITED PARENTS
RETURNS TO FT. DIX
FIVE GENESEE YOUTHS NOW AT FT. DIX, NJ FOR
BASIC TRAINING
SOLDIER FROM FT. DIX WEST BERGEN RD. GUEST
SOLDIER FROM LEROY PROMOTED IN KOREA
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
UNDER-RETURN FROM FLORIDA
ENDS NAVY SERVICE
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
OAKFIELD YOUTH JOINS ARMY FOR THREE YEARS
AIRMAN ON FURLOUGH
MISSING SOLDIER’S BROTHER WOUNDED
AREA FAMILIES ANXIOUSLY WATCH RELEASE OF
PRISONERS OF REDS; AT LEAST THREE KNOWN
CAPTIVES
BODY OF BATAVIAN IS FOUND IN KOREA
REMAINS OF SOLDIER ARRIVING ON FRIDAY;
BROTHER IS ESCORT
FUNERAL ON MONDAY FOR KOREAN SOLDIER
KOREAN VETERAN’S FUNERAL
BATAVIA ENLISTEES NOW ARE STATIONED AT AIR
FORCE BASE
MISSING SOLDIER’S BROTHER WOUNDED
BODY OF BATAVIAN IS FOUND IN KOREA
REMAINS OF SOLDIER ARRIVING ON FRIDAY;
BROTHER IS ESCORT
FUNERAL ON MONDAY FOR KOREAN SOLDIER
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
SOLDIER FROM OAKFIELD WITH UNIT IN KOREA
YOUTH FROM OAKFIELD NOW SERVING IN KOREA
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED BY BATAVIA PARENTS
TRAINING AT FT. DIX
04/02/1953
06/25/1953
05/19/1953
01/18/1954
06/05/1953
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Shepard, Robert
Shepard, Robert
Shepard, Robert
Shepard, Robert
Shepard, Robert
Sherman, Gerald
Shultz, William
Sikes, Fred
Silvernail, Ronald
Skelton, Kenneth D.
Sliker, George
Smart, Norman
Smart, Norman F.
Smart, Norman F.
Smart, Norman F.
Smart, Norman F.
Smart, Norman F.
Smart, Richard D.
Smart, Robert
Smart, Robert
Smart, Robert
Smart, Robert
Smart, Ronald
Smart, Ronald A.
Smith, Alfonso
Smith, Alfonso
Smith, Alfonzo
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Smith, Earl E.
Smith, Gary
Smith, Robert
Smith, Robert L.
NINE LEAVE TODAY FOR ARMY DUTY
NINE LEAVE TODAY FOR ARMY DUTY
ASSIGNED TO FAR EAST
TWO ATTICANS ENLIST IN THE MARINE CORPS; AREA
YOUTHS INDUCTED
CLINTON ST. RD. YOUTH LEAVING KOREA IN MAY
SOLDIER FROM CORFU TAKES DRIVER COURSE
SERGEANT FROM LE ROY ON DUTY IN GERMANY
ALABAMA SOLDIER ARRIVES IN KOREA
SOLDIER FROM ALABAMA PROMOTED IN KOREA
UNDER –PROBATION OFFICER SPEAKS IN BERGEN
SAILOR FROM CORFU ENDS BASIC TRAINING
BATAVIAN WITH CREW OF CRUISER TOLEDO; WINS
KOREA CITATION
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SOLDIER IN GERMANY PROMOTED TO CORPORAL
EAST PEMBROKE, BERGEN SOLDIERS REACH KOREA
BERGENITE COMPLETES ARMY COURSE IN KOREA
TRAINING AT FT. DIX
BATAVIAN IS SERVING AS GUNNER IN KOREA
SOLDIER FROM LE ROY AT SCHOOL IN JAPAN
DAUGHTER’S BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED BY LE
ROYANS
SOLDIER FROM LE ROY JOINS KOREA DIVISION
SOLDIER IS HOME
SOLDIERS FROM AREA TRAINING IN KOREA
BATAVIAN IS PROMOTED TO A CORPORAL RANK
BATAVIANS IN KOREA GIVEN A REST LEAVE
BATAVIA SOLDIER PROMOTED BY ARMY
BATAVIANS AT FT. KNOX IN MECHANICS SCHOOL
UNDER-PERSONALS
BORN
UNDER-FAMILY PARTY
UNDER-ATTEND CONVENTION
WEDDINGS
HOME ON LEAVE
W. N. Y. NEWS
SON OF PHYSICIAN EARNS COMMISSION AS JET
RADARMAN
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
BATAVIAN RETURNS FROM KOREA DUTY
LE ROYAN IS SERVING WITH ARMY IN KOREA
TRANSFERRED TO JAPAN
THREE FROM THE AREA RETURN FROM GERMANY
ENDS ARMY SERVICE
WHEATFIELD SOLDIER RECEIVES PROMOTION
IN MEDICAL SQUADRON
06/22/1953
06/22/1953
01/05/1953
01/23/1953
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Smith, Robert L.
Snell, Carlton C.
Snyder, Connie J.
Snyder, Leland
Snyder, Leland L.
Snyder, Morton E.
Snyder, William
Soccio, James
Spack, Albert R.
Spatola, Prespero
Spencer, William
Spencer, William R.
Sperow, Clarence L.
Sperow, Clarence L.
Spillane, Donald
Spillane, Donald E.
Spillane, Donald E.
Spink, Thomas
Spink, Thomas
Spink, Wyman
Spink, Wyman
Spink, Wyman
Spink, Wyman K.
Spink, Wyman K.
Spinning, Richard
Stafford, Dale
Stafford, Dale
Stangle, Robert
Stangrover, Graham
Steagall, Paul Jr.
Steele, John
Stefani, Raymond D.
Stefaniak, John J. Jr.
Steffenella, Alfonso J.
Stein, Joseph
Stein, Patrick
Stein, Patrick
Stempler, Anthony
Stemplier, Anthony
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Stephens, Henry B.
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
CALLS FROM GERMANY TO EXTEND GREETING
SOLDIER FROM LE ROY AT SCHOOL IN JAPAN
BATAVIAN IN KOREA AT ORDINANCE CAMP
SOLDIER FROM ALABAMA ENDS SERVICE IN ARMY
ASSIGNED TO FAR EAST
BROTHERS END FURLOUGH
BROTHERS END FURLOUGH
SOLDIER PROMOTED
05/20/1953
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26
Stephens, Henry B.
Stevens, Donald G.
Stevens, William E.
Stiegler, Lester
Stoneham, Charles
Stoneham, Charles L.
Stoneham, William Jr.
Stoneham, William Jr.
Stoneham, William Jr.
Streeter, Charles R.
Streeter, George Jr.
Streeter, George Jr.
Strickland, Lewis
Strickland, Lewis T.
Strollo, Albert U.
Strong, Donald
Strong, Donald
Strzelecki, Richard
Sullivan, John
Sumeriski, Edward
Surman, Gerald S.
Sutton, Carl
Swabb, Damon
Swabb, Damon
Swable, Arnold
Swain, William C.
Sweeney, Joseph
Sweeney, Joseph R.
Taft, Howard
Taft, Howard
Taft, Howard
Taft, Howard
Taft, Howard
Taggart, Frederick
Taylor, Richard
Taylor, Roy W.
Thayer, William
Thompson, Harold Jr.
Thompson, William
BATAVIAN, LE ROYAN SERVICE ENLISTEES
THREE RETURNED SERVICEMEN KILLED AS THEIR
AUTO “ROLLS OVER AND OVER”
MILITARY SERVICES INCLUDED IN RITES FOR CRASH
VICTIMS
HOME FROM GERMANY
MORE AREA SERVICEMEN RETURN FROM OVERSEAS
FOUR SERVICEMEN ARRIVE FROM KOREA
FOURTEEN INCLUDING DP FROM GERMANY, IN
DRAFT CONTINGENT
TAKES BASIC TRAINING
AMATEUR RADIO MAN REPORTS “VISITOR” ON WAY
FROM CAMP
WHEATVILLE SOLDIER LEAVING FOR JAPAN
CORFU, AKRON SOLDIERS ON WAY FROM FAR EAST
WEST BATAVIA WOMAN LEAVING FOR GERMANY
WEST BATAVIAN JOINS HUSBAND IN GERMANY
AFTER TRIP BY PLANE
WEDDINGS---SWABLE – ZETTERBERG
TWO ATTICANS ENLIST IN THE MARINE CORPS; AREA
YOUTHS INDUCTED
AIRMAN SWEENEY HOME AFTER LENGTHY DUTY
AIRMAN J. R. SWEENEY RETURNS FROM OKINAWA
SOLDIER FROM BYRON RETURNS ON FURLOUGH
FROM KOREA SERVICE
HOSPITALIZED IN JAPAN
SOLDIER FROM BERGEN PROMOTED TO CORPORAL
HOME FORM KOREA
BERGENITE DISCHARGED AFTER DUTY IN KOREA
RETURNING FROM FAR EAST
BERGENITE JOINING HUSBAND IN EUROPE
SIX AREA SERVICEMEN RETURN FROM FAR EAST
LEROY DINNER FETING ARAMINO, OTHER POWS AN
INVITATION AFFAIR
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED TO BYRON SERVICEMAN
RETURNS TO BASE
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Thompson, William
SERVICEMEN VISIT AT SOUTH ALABAMA FOR THE
HOLIDAY
BORN- THURBER
BATAVIAN AWARDED SILVER STAR
TWO BATAVIANS MEET AT JAPANESE HOSPITAL,
BOTH SERVE IN KOREA
TAKES BASIC TRAINING
BATAVIAN IN A GUARD FOR KOREAN CEREMONY
SILVER STAR AWARDED BATAVIAN; CITED FOR
GALLANTRY IN KOREA, WOUNDED, SAVED GUN
POSITION
YOUNG BATAVIAN GALLANT SOLDIER
BATAVIAN, 20, KOREA CASUALTY; HAD WRITTEN HE
WAS RELAXING
“DON’T WORRY” WRITES BATAVIAN HOSPITALIZED
BY KOREA WOUNDS
TWELVE FROM AREA AMONG VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY,
AIR FORCE
FIVE AREA RESIDENTS ENTER ARMED FORCES
TWELVE FROM AREA AMONG VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY,
AIR FORCE
BATAVIAN IN KOREA GETS CORPORAL RANK
ARMY YOUTH PROMOTED TO RANK OF CORPORAL
NINE LEAVE TODAY FOR ARMY DUTY
AIRMAN REPORTS
TEN AREA RESIDENTS JOIN ARMED FORCES
STAFFORD YOUTH SENT TO A TEXAS AIR BASE
SOLDIER FROM ALABAMA GIVES PIANO RECITAL AT
POST IN GERMANY
UNDER-PERSONALS
ROSE MARIE MANIACE TO WED A BATAVIAN
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
BATAVIAN ON A CUTTER FOR PACIFIC’S CRUISE
GUARD BATTERIES DRAFT CAMP PLANS
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
THREE AREA SOLDIERS BACK FROM FAR EAST
GIVEN ARMY DISCHARGE
HOME FROM FRANCE
KOREAN VETERAN
SOLDIER, WIFE HURT IN PAVILION CRASH: ON
EASTER SOJOURN
AIRMAN SUMMONED HOME, FATHER SERIOUSLY ILL
12/29/1953
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916
Thurber, Stanley
Tiede , Frank K. Jr.
Tiede, Frank E.
Tiede, Frank E. Jr.
Tiede, Frank E. Jr.
Tiede, Frank E. Jr.
Tiede, Frank E. Jr.
Tiede, Frank Jr.
Tiede, Frank Jr.
Timothy, Lewis J.
Tindale, Robert J.
Tindale, Robert J.
Toal, Kenneth R.
Tomaszewski, Eugene
Torcello, Ralph M.
Torrey, Reginald
Torrey, Reginald
Torrey, Reginald
Townsend, Darwin
Trace, Frank
Trace, Frank
Trace, Frank J.
Tracy, Richard
Trebette, Peter
Trendel, Walter Jr.
Trick, Richard
Trick, Richard
Trimet, Walter
Tripp, Ivan
Tripp, Ralph I.
Tupper, Dean
Turner, James
Turner, Robert G.
Utberg, Richard
Utberg, Richard
Vagg, George
Vagg, George
MARINE FROM ROANOKE IN INACTIVE RESERVE,
AFTER KOREA SERVICE
FAST TRIP HOME MADE BY SOLDIER
PAVILION SOLDIER NOW REPORTED DEAD
NAME
TITLE
DATE
NEWS
PAPER
PAGE
NOTE
BOOK
PAGE
Vagg, John W.
AREA FAMILIES ANXIOUSLY WATCH RELEASE OF
PRISONERS OF REDS; AT LEAST THREE KNOWN
CAPTIVES
PAVILION SOLDIER NOW REPORTED DEAD
ENLISTS IN AIR FORCE
FIVE AREA RESIDENTS ENTER ARMED FORCES
TWELVE FROM AREA AMONG VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY,
AIR FORCE
UNDER-VISITS RELATIVES
SOLDIER FROM BASOM PROMOTED BY ARMY
TEN AREA RESIDENTS JOIN ARMED FORCES
EX-BATAVIAN SERVES WITH UNIT IN KOREA
ASSIGNED TO FAR EAST
PEMBROKE NOTES
HAS FURLOUGH
WAAF AT HOME
ASSIGNED TO FAR EAST
CORFUAN BEGINS RADIO COURSE
CORFUAN TRANSFERRED TO CAROLINA STATION
HAS FURLOUGH
MORNING NEWS
SHOWS KOREA SCENES
TWO BATAVIANS RETURN AFTER FAR EAST DUTY
EX-BATAVIAN SERGEANT TAKING PHOTO COURSE
SOLDIERS FROM AREA TRAINING IN KOREA
SOLDIER FROM LEROY NOW MASTER SERGEANT;
STATIONED IN KOREA
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
EX-CLIPPER HURLER AMONG VOLUNTEERS
NINETEEN ANSWER SELECTIVE SERVICE CALL
STAFFORD SOLDIER WILL LEAVE ARMY; SERVED IN
GERMANY
MAJ. W. B. WACLAWSKI, EX-BETHANY RESIDENT, TO
FLY JET AIRCRAFT
RETURNS FROM KOREA
HOLIDAY VISITORS
FORMER PRISONERS OF WAR GATHER AT LEROY
ATTICANS PAY VISIT TO SONS AT AIR BASE
STAFFORD SOLDIER BACK FROM EUROPE
UNDER-SOUTH ALABAMA PEOPLE ATTEND FAMILY
REUNION
UNDER-SOUTH ALABAMA PEOPLE ATTEND FAMILY
REUNION
SOLDIER AT FT. KNOX TAKES RADIO COURSE
ASSIGNED TO FAR EAST
ON EMERGENCY FURLOUGH
PEMBROKE BROTHERS RECEIVE DISCHARGES FROM
ARMED FORCES
VISITS HUSBAND
04/20/1953
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Vagg, Larie
Vagg, Larie G.
Vagg, Lorie G.
VanBuren, Donald
VanBuren, Donald
VanBuren, Ronald
VanBurren, Donald
Vandenberg, Clara
Vandenberg, Clara
Vandenberg, Clara
Vandenberg, Clara
Vandenberg, Joan
Vandenberg, Joan
Vandenberg, Joan
Vanderberg, Joan
VanFleet, James
Varco, Russell
Varco, Russell C.
Velzy, Richard J.
Vickers, Gerald
Vickers, Gerald E.
Viscuso, Angelo
Votry, Howard
Votry, Howard
Votry, Richard
Waclawski, Walter
Wagner, Charles L.
Waite, Merlyn
Wallace, Irving
Walsh, Frederick
Ward, Richard A.
Warner, Albert
Warner, Gilbert
Warren, Donald L.
Warren, John
Warren, John
Warren, John C.
Warren, Raymond
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Warren, Raymond R.
PEMBROKE BROTHERS RECEIVE DISCHARGES FROM
ARMED FORCES
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
UNDER-GUESTS FROM BUFFALO
BATAVIAN ENLISTS FOR ARMY SERVICE
UNDER-ENTERTAIN GUESTS
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
PAVILIONITE IN ARMY AT A TRAINING CENTER
PAVILION AND WARSAW MEN ENLIST IN ARMY
PVT. HARRY A. WEBB STATIONED IN JAPAN
TWO AREA SERVICEMEN HOME FROM FAR EAST
ALEXANDER AND WARSAW MEN BACK FROM KOREA
COMPLETES TRAINING
WEST BATAVIA SOLDIER VISITING HIS PARENTS
WEST BATAVIA SOLDIER REPORTS IN WASHINGTON
WEST BATAVIA NOTES
WEST BATAVIA SOLDIER LEAVES FOR GERMANY
WED AT EAST PEMBROKE
WEST BATAVIA ITEMS
AIR FORCE CORPORAL WEST BATAVIA GUEST;
RETURNS TO TEXAS BASE
SEVEN VOLUNTEERS IN TODAY’S DRAFT
CONTINGENT
FOURTEEN INCLUDING DP FROM GERMANY, IN
DRAFT CONTINGENT
TOWNLINE ROAD YOUTH GOING TO THE FAR EAST
HOME ON FURLOUGH
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
TWO ATTICANS ENLIST IN THE MARINE CORPS; AREA
YOUTHS INDUCTED
OAKFIELD AIRMAN IN PLANE CRASH ESCAPES WITH
BURNS; TWO KILLED
COUNTY SENDS 14 IN DRAFT CONTINGENT
TWO VICINITY SOLDIERS RETURN FROM FAR EAST
HOME FROM ARMY
YOUR DAUGHTER, MR. MARINE
SEAMAN ON VISIT
FIVE GENESEE YOUTHS NOW AT FT. DIX, NJ FOR
BASIC TRAINING
UNDER-VISITS PARENTS
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
EX-OAKFIELD SOLDIER NOW AT GERMAN PORT
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PVT. R. J. WILLIAMS TRAINS IN INFANTRY
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Warren, Richard E.
Watson, Arthur E.
Watson, Ruble E.
Weaver, Dana
Weaver, Dana L.
Weaver, Dana L.
Weaver, Harold
Webb, Harry
Webber, Harvey D.
Welker, Neil
Wells, George
Wells, George
Wells, George
Wells, George L.
Wells, George L.
Wells, George L.
Wells, John
Wells, John
West, David M.
Whaley, Frank
Whaley, Frank
Wheaton, Harold
Whitcomb, Walter
White, Floyd
Whyman, John F.
Wicks, Richard E.
Wilkosz, Stephen H.
Willey, Kenneth
Williams, Caxton Jr.
Williams, Ernest
Williams, Richard
Williams, Richard
Williams, Richard
Williams, Richard J.
Williams, Richard J.
Williams, Richard J.
Williams, Ronald
Williams, Ronald J.
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Williams, Walter
Wilson, Aaron P.
BACK FROM KOREA
ONE VOLUNTEER JOINS TODAY’S DRAFT UNIT; MOST
OF THEM ARE 19
SEVENTEEN LEAVE FOR MILITARY SERVICE TODAY
SOLDIER HOME
SOLDIER FROM ATTICA ENDS CHEMICAL STUDY
AIR FORCE IN RESCUE SQUADRON
AIRMAN D. R. WOLFF IN AIR RESCUE UNIT
TRAINING AT FT. DIX, N. J.
ENTERTAIN GUESTS
PERSONALS
FOURTEEN INCLUDING DP FROM GERMANY, IN
DRAFT CONTINGENT
BATAVIA SOLDIER’S BODY EN ROUTE TO THE U. S.
FUNERAL ON THURSDAY OF BATAVIA SOLDIER;
KOREA STRIFE VICTIM
BATAVIAN IS KILLED IN KOREA FIGHTING
THE LATE PFC. GERALD S. WOOD
NINE FROM COUNTY IS DEATH TOLL IN THE THREE
YEARS OF KOREA WAR
BATAVIANS BACK HOME FROM THE FAR EAST
SOLDIER FROM CORFU RELEASED FROM ARMY
AFTER GERMANY DUTY
PEMBROKE SERGEANT ENDS ARMY SERVICE
TWELVE FROM AREA AMONG VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY,
AIR FORCE
BATAVIAN AND LE ROYAN ENLIST IN AIR FORCE
BATAVIA SAILOR ENDS ROUND-WORLD CRUISE
EX-BATAVIAN, WAF MARRIED
GOES TO WEST COAST
OAKFIELD SOLDIER SERVING IN KOREA
AIR FORCE ENLISTEES GO TO SAMPSON BASE
AIRMAN FROM OAKFIELD EXPECTS DUTY IN KOREA
UNDER-PERSONALS
SOLDIER SAID TO BE EX-BATAVIAN CROSSES OVER
TO REDS’ TERRITORY
GI WHO FLED TO REDS LIKED U.S. SAYS WIFE OF EXBATAVIA SOLDIER
BATAVIAN ENLISTS FOR ARMY SERVICE
GUARDSMEN DEPART FOR CAPE COD CAMP
BATAVIAN IS PROMOTED TO A RANK OF AIRMAN
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED TO SERGEANT IN
GEORGIA
KOREAN WAR FAILS IN ITS OBJECTIVE
KOREAN WAR VETERAN SPEAKER FOR KIWANIS
SERGEANT FROM CORFU ON MISSILES PROJECT
ALEXANDER SERGEANT RECEIVES PROMOTION AT
CALIFORNIA BASE
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Wilson, Aaron P.
Wilson, William
Winiecki, Paul H.
Wolff, Donald
Wolff, Donald
Wolfley, Eugene
Wolfley, Eugene
Wolfley, Eugene
Wolfley, Gene
Wood, Gerald
Wood, Gerald
Wood, Gerald S.
Wood, Gerald S.
Wood, Gerald S.
Woodruf, Richard W.
Worth, Gerald L.
Worth, Paul
Yannotti, Patrick
Yannotti, Patrick
Yaw, Joseph E.
Young, Oliver P.
Yunker, Richard
Yunker, Richard D.
Yunker, William J.
Yunker, William Jr.
Zalatarewicz, Leonard
Zdanowski, Stanislaw
Zdanowski, Stanislaw
Zeches, Wayne
Zeitvogel, Charles
Zielinski, Joseph
Zilenski, Joseph
Zito, Emanuel
Zito, Manuel
Zotz, Douglas
Zwetsch, Wesley
ARTICLES
DATE
TITLE
01/07/1953
01/07/1953
VET HOUSING AREA STAYS REST OF ‘53
NEW TO SERVICEMEN AGAIN BEING OFFERED BY
APPRECIATION UNIT
FOURTEEN TO LEAVE IN FEBRUARY DRAFT
EXTRA BLOOD CALL
KEEPING SERVICEMEN, FAMILIES CORRESPONDING WITH
EACH OTHER LIVELY MISSION FOR RED CROSS
TWENTY-NINE SENT FOR PRE-INDUCTION INCLUDES
YOUTHS 19
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED FOR AIR OBSERVERS AT
VETERANS FIELD
LARGER DRAFT CALLS SEEN AS PROBABILITY FROM NEW
EXAM ORDER
GUARD UNIT DECLINE HIT
BATAVIA CAP FLYERS TAKE PART IN TEST OF AIR
WATCH PLAN
BLOOD DONATIONS “LIFE SAVERS” FOR KOREAN
SOLDIERS
CLOTHING FOR KOREA
PRESBYTERAINS HELP IN CLOTHING DRIVE; SEEK MORE
ARTICLES
NOT AS COWARDS BUT STRAGGLERS
THREE CARLOADS OF CROP FOOD DEDICATED TO
OVERSEAS RELIEF
MARCH DRAFT CALL WILL BE 19 MEN
DANCE BY HI-Y CLUB TO AID KOREA PROJECT
FILM ON KOREA WAR AT WESLEYAN CHURCH
ROWELL FIRM AWARDED BOX CONTRACT BY ARMY
HELP TO KOREA WAR VETERANS BOOSTS SERICE OFFICE
WORK
PANEL OF WAR BRIDES GIVING CLUB PROGRAM
BATTERY D REGISTERS ELBAN AS NEW MEMBER
AIR FORCE CALLING RESERVE OFFICERS; ASKING
VOLUNTEERS
APRIL’S DRAFT CALL WILL INDUCT 17 MEN; NINETEEN
THIS MONTH
MOST OF DRAFT GROUP IN THE 19-YEAR CLASS
DOEHLER FOREMEN AID WITH EASTER PARCELS FOR
OVERSEAS FORCES
ALPHA CIRCLE HEARS OF KOREA MISSIONS
ATTICA HONOR ROLL NAMES ARE SOUGHT
GUESTS OF GUARD
KOREAN “POLICE ACTION” CLAIMS LIVES OF 11 GENESEE
SOLDIERS
DEADLINE IS NEAR FOR WAR PRISONERS
NINETEEN SUMMONED IN MAY DRAFT CALL; AN
INCREASE OF TWO
MORE DONORS SOUGHT FOR ARMED SERVICES
EAST BETHANY GROUP PACKING KOREA GIFTS
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DATE
TITLE
04/24/1953
LEGION’S AUXILIARY COLLECTS SWEATERS AS KOREAN
PROJECT
DRAFT TESTS SCHEDULED FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS
WOMEN DON OLD-FASHIONED GARB IN KOREAN HELP
“QUILTING Bee”
TEN BEING SUMMONED IN JUNE DRAFT CALL
BATAVIA AREA YOUTHS VISITING FALLS BASE
FIFTEEN ARE CALLED FOR EXAMS IN DRAFT
KOREAN MISSIONARY SPEAKER FOR CLUB
MOST HAVE MOVED FROM VETS’ FLATS
TAFT ENTITLED TO SPEAK OUT
BLOODMOBILE’S VISIT SCHEDULED JUNE 22
JULY DRAFT CALL DOWN, SEVEN BEING SUMMONED
RED CROSS ISSUES APPEAL FOR DONORS
MESSAGES TO KOREA FROM LEGION SESSIN ARRANGED
SATURDAY
APPOINTMENTS SOUGHT FOR BLOOD DONATIONS
BLOODMOBILE VISIT RUNS SHORT OF GOAL WITH ONLY
55 DONORS
ARMY IS OFFERING TECHNICAL COURSES TO THE
GRADUATES
WAR IN KOREA STILL GOES ON
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB SEWS FOR KOREANS
FIVE TO BE CALLED TO DRAFT SERVICE
KOREAN FRONT IS QUIET FIRST TIME IN THREE YEARS AS
TERMS OF U.N. – RED PACT GO INTO EFFECT TODAY
WAR’S END NEWS RECEIVED QUIETLY
CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM IN THE AREA FOLLOWS WORD OF
THE ARMISTICE; MORE THAN 800 YOUTHS INVOLVED
GUARDSMEN BACK HOME AFTER CAMP TRAINING
CLAIM FOR SOLDIER’S INSURANCE BASIS OF FEDERAL
COURT ACTION
REMEMBER MEN OF KOREA WAR
KOREAN WAR POSES INSURNACE PROBLEM
SOME GI FAMILIES MAY PHONE TO MEN
SCHOOL DRILLS WISE PROCEDURE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS SET TO LAUNCH ATOM BOMB DRILLS
NEXT WEEK
HOSPITAL READIES WAR DISASTER PLANS
VETERANS’ QUESTIONS
FIRST A-BOMB DRILLS
NAMES BEING SOUGHT OF THOSE OVERSEAS FOR
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
CORFU MOTHER MOST GRATEFUL
VFW COUNTIES COUNCIL ASK KOREA WAR BONUS
ARRANGEMENTS NEAR COMPLETION FOR OVERSEAS
HOLIDAY “CALLS”
MATERIAL FOR KOREA, DONATED BY YW CLUBS, WILL
GO TO PUSAN
SOLDIER’S FOLKS NOTE GRATITUDE
MEMORIAL DEDICATION AT OAKFIELD CHURCH
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01/29/1954
KOREA VETS FACING GI BILL DEADLINE
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