The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07
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Frederick c. Nonamaker, former captain and adjutant of the Third battalion, State Guard, has. com- pleted a leave here and has re- turned to the Naval station at Sampson, N. Y. He is 8 seaman, second class.
 Cadet Joel Jennings has been ad- vanced to corporal at Bordentown Military institute, Bordentown, N. J. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Clyde A. Jennings of 30 West Main street
 Private First Class Peter J. Lago, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lago of 1852 Bank street, is now at con- valeScent hospital in France. He was wounded in action in France Sept. 6
 Franklin I. Smith, son of Mrs. Gladys Smith of 153 Norman street, is spending a furlough here from the flexible gunnery school at Har- lingen, Texas, where he recently re- ceived his aerial gunne-'s wings.
 Two sons of Saul Zaglin of 45 Center street are now visiting in this city. Seaman First Class Stan ley Zaglin is veteran of a year S service in the European area. His brother, Corporal Seymour Zaglin has been stationed at Maton, N. C.
 Daniel Lasky, who was recently commissioned 8 flight officer al Blytheville, Ark, is now spending leave here. He is the son of MT. anc Mrs. George Lasky of Middlebury adn the husband of the former Betty Barry of Chase Parkway. A
 The Air Medal awarded to Staff Sergeant Joseph w. BoLard has been sent by the serviceman and his wife, the former Margaret Carey o1 735 Baldwin street. Sergeant Bollard is serving as a waist gunner with a bombardment group based in Eng land He is the son of MT. and Mrs Joseph Bollard of 164 Chestnut ave- nue.
 Two sons of MT. and Mrs. ROCCO Mucciaro of 90 North Elm street are in the service. Anthony Mucciaro, a seaman first class, is now stationed in London. Private First Class Carmine Mucciaro is serving in the Southwest Pacific area with a quar- termaster unit.
 WAC Technician Corporal Else Knudsen of this city has been sta tioned in New Guinea since Septem- Der 5, according to word received here. The wife of Knut Knudsen she enlisted in the service at the same time her husband applied fol the Marine Corps. Her husband however, was not accepted. The Knudsons came to this country 1r 1887 from Denmark and became cltl- zens in 1942.
 John Benevento, husband Of tht fgormer Mary Narcisco of 349 Chip man street, has bene granted medical discharge from the Army The son of MT. and Mrs. Nichola: Benevento of 972 West Main street he served for 30 months overseas. He was on duty in Australia, Ney Cal edonia, Guadalcanal, and Bougain- ville
 Joseph Montagano of 1058 Bank strete and Staff sergeant Cnal1es S Hungerford, Jr., of Watertown were in the forces which participated ir the invasion of Leyte in the Philip pines, according to word received here. The Waterbury man is ra- rioman, third class in the Navy.
 Burton N. Beeman, signalman second class, and Ensign Everett Beeman are visiting att he home oi their parents, MT. and Mrs. Bur ton N. Beeman, Sr., of 68 Della ware avenue.
 Edmund J. Vaitekaitis, seaman second class, has completed briei leave here and has returned tt Portsmouth, Va. He is the son oi Mrs. Ann Vaitekaitis of Bank street
 William A. Joyce, son of Mrs Elizabeth Joyce of Madison street is now statinoed at Camp Wheeler Ga.
 Private Anthony Russo of Tor rington was with a unit lost in thu junles of Leyte for many hours, ac' cording to word received by his brother. Samuel Russo of Hill street The unit was reported to be carry ing two wounded men to their eamI when the servieemen becam loSte II the jungleS.
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