The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-12

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Washington. April IL - The Wal
Department issued a casualty lis
Tuesday containing the names o.
the following Connecticut men:
Killed in Action
European Area
Converse, Sgt, Theodore G-Mrs
Theodore G. Converse, mother, Hill
side Rd., Greenwich.
Gardner, Staff Sgt. George A. =
Mrs. Josephine K. Gardner, mother
MiddletoWn avenue, Northford.
zdonick, Staff Sgt. Michael P. -
Mrs. Sophie A. Zdonick, mother, 18;
Rubber avenue, Naugatuck.
Mediterranean Area
Cohen, Pvt. Arthur-Mrs. Bertha
Cohen, mother, 1889 Fairfield ave-
nue.. Bridgeport.
Gabrynowicz, Pvt. Richard c. -
Michael GabrynoWicz, father, Isl
Cleveland street, New Britain.
Richardson, Tech, Sgt. Warren F
- Miss Dorothy Richardson, sister
care of Mrs. Florence O'Brien, 100:
West Main street, Waterbury.
Rozen, I'd 1t. Gerald Airs
Norma F. Rozen, wife, 200 Gofft
Terrace, New Haven.
Schultz, Tech. 4th CIR. Theodore
T., Mrs. Helen Schultz, mother, g.
e,tF
Stamler, Pfc. Peter WINS
Mary Stamler, mother, 534 KeeneJ
street, Manchester.
Missing in Action
European Area
Brinkman, Staff Sgt. John c.
Mrs. John G. Brinkman, wife,
Church street, Norwich.
Girard, Staff Sgt. Donald r. -
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Girard, mother
800 Main street, Bristol.
Ivain, LIST 1t. James A. Mrs
James Ivan, mother, 856 Aller
street, Torrington.
Johnston, Staff Sgt. Everett N. =
William N. johnson, father, %!
South street, Bristol.
KoScielecki, Sgt. Edward - Mrs
Frances Koscielecki, mother, Wort
Harbor Road, Milford.
Labaff, Sgt. Alfred F., Jr. - Mrs
Dorothy A. Labaff, wife, Route
Box 1872, Somers.
Lawrence, Staff Sgt. Warren G. =
Clifford r. Lawrence, father. IL
Mountford street, Hartford.
Luciano, Staff Sgt. Robert E. -
Thomas Luciano, father, 1862 Herber
street, Bridgeport.
Mcnamara, Staff Sgt. Paul E. -
Mrs. Anamae Mcnamara, mother
146 Patterson avenue, Stratford.
Mediterranean Area
Branch, Pvt. Richard r. = Mrs
Ethel M. Salter mother Oil Mil
Road, Waterford.
The Marine Corps is anxious t,
enlist as many II year olds as pos.
sible during the month of April
Sgt. w. Dean Clarke, non-commis'
stoned officer in charge of the loca
Marine Recruiting Station LOCATED
P. o. Building, Grand street, an
nounced today. The Hartford dis
trict, of which Waterbury Office i
a Sub-station has received an extr;
large quota for the month of April
for young men who have reached
their 18th birthday but are not We
10.
Young men who successfully pas
the physical examination, will b,
assigned to active duty next month
providing they are within fiv'
months of their 18th birthday. Thos'
who are just over IT, may enlist
but they will not be called to &C
tive duty until later date.
The local recruiting station
open from $3.50 a. m. to 4:30 p. m
daily, and from $50 to 1890 OF
Saturday. Applications and inter
views for this II year old classified
ton are given daily by The NCC
in charge.
Young men In school will not b.
called for active duty until the emf
of the school year this June.
Private First Glass Domenic A
Tremaglio of 1881 Bank street ant
Sergeant John M. Sternberg, forme
local resident, are prisoners of wa.
in Germany, according to word re
ceived here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Tremagli'
were notified last week by the Wa
Department that their son wa
presumed to be a prisoner and late
they received word that a MAJ
radio announcer had read his nam'
from a prisoner list. He has thre'
brothers in the service, Private
Caesar Tremaglio, Sergeant An
thony Tremoglio, and Ralph Ire
magic, a radioman third class.
Sergeant Stenberg was taken
prisoner following a bombing mis-
sion over Yugo-slavia, according II
word sent to his mother, Mrs. Angus
Patkoske OF Meriden, by the In
ternational Red Cross. His grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Diamonte of SO Rose street.
First Lieutenant Henry o. Kluge
son of Mrs. William Kluge OF Wood
tick Road, Wolcott, Connecticut. Il
stationed at frankfort Arsenal II
Philadelphia and is in command o
the Field Service Detachment,
specialized group of Ordnance sol
diers. 1t. Kluge Is a graduate O
Leavenworth High School and at
tended Purdue University.
Technical Sergeant Warren F
Richardson Of Hillsboro, N. H., sol
of Mrs. Florence O'Brien Of 100:
West Main street, was killed In ac'
ton at Sicily April S, 1913, accord
ing to a War Department commun'
ication received by his family. HI
was serving as radioman and gun
ner on a plane which crashed fol
.louyir1C Ar1aYnv anti-Warcraft fire. Il